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See a listing of syllabi for coursesMartin Community College offers a variety of different curriculum programs. Within each program, you can usually earn a degree, diploma, or certificate. For specific rules and requirements, see the current MCC College Catalog.
(Note: the following is a list of curriculum programs intended for students seeking to earn a degree, diploma, or certificate. If you would like to see continuing-education offerings, please see the Continuing-Education area.)
Vocational and Technical Programs
College Transfer Programs
Associate in Arts |
| A.A. Degree (A10100) |
| Transfer Core Diploma (D10100) |
| Social Work A.A. Degree (A1010Q) |
| Business Administration, Accounting, Economics, Finance, and Marketing A.A. Degree (A1010B) |
| Elementary Education A.A. Degree (Math and Science Technology Studies Area) (A1010R) |
| Elementary Education A.A. Degree (Diversity Studies Area) (A1010R) |
Other Programs
Career and College Promise |
Core 44 College Transfer Pathways |
| Humanities and Social Science (P1012A) |
| Business and Economics (P1012B) |
Career and Technicial Education Pathways |
| Automotive Systems Technology Diploma (D60160P) |
| Cosmetology Diploma (D55140P) |
| Equine Technology Diploma (D15140P) |
| Industrial Systems Technology Diploma (D50240P) |
| Medical Office Administration Certificate (C25310P) |
General Education |
| General Education A.G.E. Degree (A10300) |
Non-major, Non-degree, and Visiting Students |
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Special Credit (T90990)
Students who anticipate enrolling in only a few courses may be admitted as Special Credit students for up to 18 semester hours. These students need to complete an admission application. The student must be advised by a counselor. Enrollment must be approved by the Dean of Academic Affairs and Student Services or designee. If a student wishes to enroll in a course for which there is a prerequisite, student must show evidence of having met that requirement. This includes testing if the student wishes to enroll in math, English, or reading or any other course requiring either of these as prerequisites. Students wishing to earn more than 18 hours of credit must declare a major and complete all forms and procedures for regular admission before registering for additional courses. |
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In 2007, Martin Community College was ranked among the top 30 community colleges in the nation by the Washington Monthly magazine. The magazine ranked MCC 19th in excellence in teaching methods linked to increased student achievement.