Admissions

First-Time Applicants (Never Attended MCC)

MCC offers a variety of academic programs that you can choose to complete. To get started on your academic career, there are a few steps that must be completed for admission to the College.

In order to complete the process you will need one of the following:

social security number (SSN),
individual taxpayer identification number (ITIN),
alien registration number (ARN/A-number), or
US Citizenship and Immigration Service number (CIS)
Students may also be required to submit additional documentation immediately following their initial consideration request. For initial consideration requests, RDS communicates the residency status immediately following completion of the RDS online interview. This determination is contingent upon submission of any required documentation. If the student does not submit the required documentation before a 25-day deadline, the residency status will change from resident to non-resident. For more information on documentation you may need, see the North Carolina RDS information page. For help, call the RDS Call Center at 844-319-3640 or email to rdsinfo@ncresidency.org.

By tapping or clicking on the numbered buttons below, you will be guided through the MCC admissions process:

1. Apply to the college at CFNC.org.

2. Submit your official high-school transcript or equivalent GED score report to the MCC Registrar's Office. If you are a senior at, or graduate of, a North Carolina high school when you apply online through CFNC.org, you can request that a copy of your high-school transcript be sent to MCC. On the other hand, GED graduates must request their GED transcript. If you have completed coursework at other colleges or universities, request that those transcripts be sent directly to the MCC Registrar's Office, as well.

3. Apply for financial aid at www.fafsa.ed.gov. For more information about financial aid, view the MCC Financial Aid Resource Center. Apply for financial as soon as possible to ensure that you are able to pay for your tuition and college supplies.

4. Take the placement test. Placement testing is administered on a "walk-in" basis on Mondays, from 8 AM to 12 PM in Building 1, Room 22 on the MCC Campus in Williamston. New testing must begin by 12 PM; testing concludes by 2 PM.

5. Meet with an MCC counselor to register for classes.

Contact Vanessa Tripp at vanessa.tripp@martincc.edu or 252-789-0293.

6. Attend a new-student orientation session. To sign up for an orientation session, fill out the sign-up form: [Image of Directional Sign]

Orientation Sign-up

6. Pay tuition and purchase books. Be sure to also pay your tuition and any other fees by the due date each semester (see the Academic Calendar). For specific tuition rates and other student fees, check out the current MCC tuition schedule.

7. Attend classes. See the Academic Calendar for start dates and refund rates. Your class schedule will list the specific days, times, and locations of your classes..

(1) Tap to Apply

(2) Submit Transcripts

(3) Apply for Financial Aid

(4) Take Placement Test

(5) Meet With a Counselor

(6) Pay Tuition

(7) Go to Classes

Returning Students

Students who have attended MCC before will need to re-apply only if they have not attended MCC for three consecutive semesters. (For example, if you last attended Summer 2016 and you now want to register for Fall 2017 classes, then you will need to re-apply.) Returning students should check with the registrar’s office or a MCC counselor to see if they need to submit any transcripts or take a placement test.

Visiting/Special-Credit Students

If you want to take curriculum classes but do not want to pursue a degree, diploma, or certificate, or if you want to complete a few classes to transfer to another college or university, the Special Credit program may be your best option. For more information about the Special Credit program and other programs offered at MCC, check MCC's academic programs.

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First-Time Applicants (Never Attended MCC)

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