You're making one of the best decisions for your future by partnering with MCC.

Your next step:  apply online for free.

After applying to MCC, make sure you complete these steps to enroll for classes:

• ACT needs to have sent your scores to MCC so we have them on file
• Take any placement testing necessary
• Attend a New Student Advising and Enrollment Session. An email invitation will automatically be sent to you to register for a session of your choice. During your session we will help you enroll in your classes through your Student Center at myMCCKC. (myMCCKC is your personal account where you will enroll in classes, pay fees, view records, grades, financial aid and instructor/MCC messages.)

Need help to get through the enrollment process? MCC's Admissions team is ready to help you take each step through the enrollment process. Contact admissions today to get started.

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• Meet with a Student Success Advisor on a walk-in basis during regular business hours to review your remaining requirements and course selections.
• Enroll in your classes through your Student Center at myMCCKC.

Need additional help? View our video for help on how to enroll in your courses.

You can also meet with Enrollment Center staff in the Virtual Enrollment Center, your one-stop shop for advising, registration, and financial services.

Welcome back!

We are glad you are choosing to continue your educational career with us. Before you enroll for classes, you can:

• Meet with a Student Success Advisor on a walk-in basis during regular business hours to review your remaining requirements and course selections. An advisor will also help you determine if any testing is necessary.
• Enroll in your classes through your Student Center at myMCCKC.

Helpful Tips

• Contact your Student Success Advisor
• Check your degree audit. Go to myMCCKC: Student Center Home: Other Academic Dropdown: Academic Requirements
• Complete your free application for federal student aid (FAFSA)
• Clear account holds: Check your holds on your myMCCKC Student Center Home To Do List
• Register Early! Enrollment opens in April and November each year. View our video for help on how to enroll in your courses.
• Make payment arrangements before your payment deadline

Need help? Meet with Enrollment Center staff in the Virtual Enrollment Center, your one-stop shop for advising, registration, and financial services.

Step 1: Apply to MCC

Applying to MCC and receive your student ID. It's free!

Step 2: Transcripts and Testing

Transcripts: Send official transcripts from any previous college for evaluation and placement. Ready to send your transcripts to MCC? Visit National Student Clearinghouse to request your e-transcripts to be sent to MCC.

Testing: Determine if testing is necessary by visiting our Testing Center.

Student Success Advising: Meet with an advisor on a walk-in basis during regular business hours to review your remaining requirements and course selections.

Step 3: Plan your schedule

View class offerings to build your schedule.

Step 4: Enroll

Enroll in your classes through your Student Center at myMCCKC. (myMCCKC is your personal account where you will enroll in classes, pay fees, view records, grades, financial aid and instructor/MCC messages.)

There are a variety of ways for students to earn college credit before graduating from high school.

You can enroll in dual credit (taught at the high school by high school instructors) courses, dual enrollment (taught at an MCC campus or online) courses, or participate in an Early College Academy (structured program with participating high schools, where students take several courses per semester at an MCC campus).

After you apply, you can enroll in your classes through your Student Center at myMCCKC. (myMCCKC is your personal account where you will enroll in classes, pay fees, view records, grades and instructor/MCC messages).

Learn more about becoming a visiting student at MCC.

Learn more on the international student application and enrollment process.

Are you interested in enrolling in non-credit classes? View our continuing education class offerings.