Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City - 3200 Broadway, Kansas City, Missouri Transfer and Admissions Information

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Welcome to one of the premier community colleges in the country: Metropolitan Community College. Our five-campus college in Kansas City, Missouri, serves about 18,000 students each fall. Our proud tradition of providing affordable, quality education, connecting with the community, and powering workforce and economic development goes back more than 90 years. We're the home of strong transfer programs that cover the first two years of a four-year degree and 80 career programs that provide quick entry into the workforce. You'll find our personal classes, inspiring instructors, friendly people and low tuition cost are just what you need.

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Overview

Total Faculty	3
Courses	1,055 Courses
Transfer Agreements	17 outgoing Transfer Agreements
Equivalencies	285 outgoing Equivalencies

Financial Information

Scholarships and Financial Aid:

To get priority consideration for financial aid, file your Free Application for Federal Student Aid by April 1. See button below right. MCC’s federal code is 002484. 43% of MCC students received grants and scholarships - more than $30 million - last year.

Information for Transfer In Students

Accepts Transfers:

MCC has an open admission policy, which means all students who apply for admission are accepted to all of the MCC colleges (special admission programs may have additional requirements for acceptance).

Transfer Application Requirements

Minimum GPA:

While the MCC GPA is used for an MCC degree or certificate, the transfer GPA will appear on the MCC transcript as a transfer GPA and be included in the combined GPA.
Official Transcripts:

Transfer work will not be evaluated and posted until MCC has received official transcripts, either directly from the transferring school or in a sealed envelope.
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http://mcckc.edu/getstarted/

Transfer Credit Policy

Credits (Min/Max):

All courses taken at other colleges and universities become part of the student's permanent record. However, only courses equivalent to those in the student's MCC program will be applied toward an MCC degree or certificate.