1775 Universal Avenue
Kansas City, Missouri 64120

Metropolitan Community College (MCC) in Kansas City, Missouri, is a public, comprehensive two-year college offering over 70 career programs as well as transfer programs that cover the first two years of a four-year degree.

For students pursuing a transfer to another college or university to complete a bachelor's degree, MCC-Business and Technology offers the Associate in Arts, Associate in Arts Teaching, Associate in Computer Science, Associate in engineering, and Associate in Science. More than70% of MCC students are seeking transfer credits from an associate degree.

Students who wish to enter the work force upon graduation can select an occupational training program and, upon completion, will receive a certificate. MCC offers dozens of specialty career programs.

Degree and certificate programs at MCC-business and Technology include industrial maintenance, millwright, stationary engineer, HVAC/R, construction management, engineering technology, and many more. Specialized training programs include information technology, OSHA education, welding, and more.

In addition to the Business and Technology College, MCC also has locations in Blue River, Longview, Penn Valley, and Maple Woods. The colleges span four counties yet are strategically located within 30 minutes of each other.

Metropolitan community college is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA).

Quick Facts:

Tuition at Metropolitan Community College - Business and Technology is about one-third the tuition at a public university.

Metropolitan Community College - Business and Technology offers night and weekend classes, as well as Internet and cable classes.

Metropolitan Community College - Business and Technology is a commuter college.

The average class size is 22.

Student groups and clubs include leadership council, Phi Theta Kappa, fine arts club, and much more.

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