Alumni are students who have graduated from Monroe Community College.

When you audit a course, it means you are taking the course without credit and without a grade. You do not have to take the examinations. Any student may audit a course with permission of the instruct [..]

While you are a student at MCC, you must file a "Certificate of Residence" once each academic year (September-August) to certify legal residence in New York State for the past year a [..]

It is a financial aid award program, which allows students to be employed on our campuses. For more information, check with the Financial Aid Office.

You may earn up to 36 semester hours of credit toward a degree through several types of examinations.

The number of hours a class is scheduled to meet each week determines the value of a course or the number of credit hours you will receive for that course. For example, ENG 101 (College Composition) i [..]

Your Cumulative Grade-Point Average (C.P.A.) is the overall average from the grades and grade points you received and the credits you earned in all the courses you have taken. Grade points range from [..]

A curriculum is a program of courses approved for a specific degree or certificate. To earn a degree or certificate in a specific program, you must complete the curriculum for that program.

To make the Dean's List, you must be matriculated in a program and have completed 12 or more credit hours with a grade-point average of 3.50 or better with no grades of "I" or & [..]

You may be able to select alternative methods of time-lines for payment of your tuition. You won't know that unless you contact the Bursar's Office and a financial aid officer. Don't wa [..]