 Safety Training Facility.

Academics

Today, Monroe Community College hosts a diverse student body and offers 83 degree and certification programs.

Of the approximately 41,000 students who take classes through Monroe Community College annually, more than 65 percent are under 25 years old, and more than half are women. The majority of students are enrolled in certificate and degree programs. In addition, the college trains the area's workforce through open enrollment and corporate training programs, serving small to mid-size employers such as Melles Griot and large employers including Kodak and Xerox.

Many students opt to take a "2+2" transfer program, in which they enroll in a program to earn their associate degree in two years with the intent of transferring to a college or university — primarily the University of Rochester, Rochester Institute of Technology, Saint John Fisher College, Roberts Wesleyan College, SUNY Geneseo, SUNY Brockport, Nazareth College, or the Eastman School of Music — to complete a bachelor's degree.

Graduates of MCC have moved on to more than 100 different schools. In 2005, 2,680 people graduated from the college. Of those who transferred to another college, 62 percent chose one of the region's four-year colleges and universities. Of those graduates who enrolled at MCC to prepare for a career, 89 percent stayed in the greater Rochester area and found work in many local industries.

Student life

Students maintain a regular newspaper, The Monroe Doctrine, which includes both a bi-weekly print version and an online version. The radio station (closed circuit/web feed only) is also student operated and there are 57 student clubs and organizations for students to participate in.

The Student Association, of which all currently enrolled student life fee-paying students are members, is governed by the Brighton Campus Student Government Association (SGA) and the Damon Campus Student Events and Governance Association (SEGA). 

The Campus Activities Board (CAB) is the events organization at MCC. The CAB sponsors on-campus activities such as Freestyle Fridays, Fall Fest and Spring Fling. CAB also brings in Guest Speakers to present on various current issues facing students.

Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society of two-year colleges and academic programs, has a chapter on the MCC campus.  The chapter also participates in the Honors in Action Study Topic and the College Project to remain a 5-star
Safety Training Facility. 

 Academics 

 Today, Monroe Community College hosts a diverse student soundbox and extend 83 degree and certification programs. 

 Of the approximately 41,000 scholar who take classes through Monroe Community College per annum, more than 65 percent are under 25 years old, and more than one-half are charwoman. The majority of students are enroll in certificate and degree course of study. In accession, the college trains the area's workforce through open enrollment and bodied training programs, serving little to mid - size employers such as Melles Griot and large employer including Kodak and Xerox. 

 Many scholar opt to choose a " 2 + 2 " transfer program, in which they enroll in a program to gain their associate degree in two years with the intent of transferring to a college or university — primarily the University of Rochester, Rochester Institute of Technology, Saint John Fisher College, Roberts Wesleyan College, SUNY Geneseo, SUNY Brockport, Nazareth College, or the Eastman School of Music — to dispatch a knight bachelor's academic degree. 

 Graduates of MCC have moved on to more than 100 different schools. In 2005, 2,680 people graduated from the college. Of those who transfer to another college, 62 percentage chose one of the region's four - year college and universities. Of those graduates who enrolled at MCC to cook for a career, 89 percentage stayed in the greater Rochester area and detect work in many local industries. 

 Student life 

 scholar maintain a regular newspaper, The Monroe Doctrine, which includes both a bi - weekly print interpretation and an online adaptation. The radio station (closed circuit / web feed merely) is also student operated and there be 57 student clubs and organizations for students to enter in. 

 The Student Association, of which all currently enrolled student life fee - paying student are members, is regulate by the Brighton Campus Student Government Association (SGA) and the Damon Campus Student Events and Governance Association (SEGA). 

 The Campus Activities Board (CAB) is the events arrangement at MCC. The CAB sponsors on - campus bodily process such as Freestyle Fridays, Fall Fest and Spring Fling. CAB also brings in Guest Speakers to confront on various current issues facing students. 

 Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society of two - year colleges and academic programs, has a chapter on the MCC campus.   The chapter besides participates in the Honors in Action Study Topic and the College Project to remain a 5 - ace
 Savety Training Facility.

Acxdemics

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Studgnt lixe

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AcaDemics

TodaY, MonrOe COmmUnIty COlleGe hosts a diversE StudEnt body and offers 83 degree And ceRtIFicaTIoN progRams.

Of tHE aPPRoxImAtEly 41,000 StUDeNts whO taKe classEs through MOnrOe community ColLEgE annually, mOre Than 65 percent aRe uNder 25 yeArS olD, And moRe tHan haLf are wOMen. The Majority oF sTUdents ARe enrolLED iN cerTificate and degree PRoGRams. In addition, The colLeGE tRAIns The Area's workfOrCe thrOUgh open ENrOLLMenT And corporate tRaining progRAms, ServinG sMalL To mid-sIze emPlOYerS such as MellEs GrIot and larGe emplOYers incLUding KoDak and xerOx.

MAny sTUdEnTs oPt TO taKE a "2+2" TraNSfeR program, In WhIch thEy enROLL In a pRogRam tO earn Their associatE deGree IN twO yearS with The iNtEnt of TransfErrinG tO a college or univErsiTy — primariLy tHe uniVeRsity OF RocheSteR, RoChester instituTE of teCHNOlOgy, Saint John Fisher coLLEgE, Roberts wesleyAN COlLEge, SUNY GEnEseO, SUNy bRockpOrt, NAZaReth CollEge, or tHE EAsTman SchOoL of MusIc — To cOmpLete a BAcheLor's deGree.

GradUates OF MCC have moved oN To more than 100 difFErENT sCHoolS. In 2005, 2,680 People graduAted FRom tHe coLLeGe. OF Those Who trAnSFeRRed to another college, 62 PeRcent cHose oNe of the region'S four-year cOLLEges and uNiveRSiTIes. Of those gradUates Who enrolleD At MCC to pReparE for a carEer, 89 percenT STayed in tHe gReaTer rocHEStEr area and founD WOrk iN mAny locaL inDustrieS.

StUdeNt lIfe

stUdents maiNtain a reGuLaR nEwSpaPer, ThE monroe DoCtRinE, wHicH inclUDes botH a bi-wEeklY pRiNT veRsion anD An ONLine VeRsIon. THe rAdIo staTion (CLosEd circuIt/web feed OnlY) Is alSo StUdent opErated and therE aRe 57 student cLuBs aNd orgaNIZations fOr students to participate IN.

The StuDenT AssoCiatIon, of whicH alL curreNtlY EnrollEd studEnt liFe Fee-PAYing sTUDeNts ArE members, is GOVerNed by ThE BriGhton CaMpus Student GovernmENt ASsociation (SGA) And The DAMOn camPUs sTudEnT eveNTS and Governance ASsociation (sEga). 

THe Campus AcTIviTiEs Board (cAB) is thE evenTS organiZation at McC. The CAB sPoNsorS ON-caMpus activiTies such As FreestyLE FridAYs, fall FEst And SprInG FlIng. CAb also bRIngS in GuEst SpeAkErs to pResenT oN various Current issues facing studEnts.

PhI ThetA KaPpa, the intErnATioNal honor sOcieTy of two-yeaR coLleGes anD acADemic ProgRAmS, haS A chapTer oN The MCC camPUs.  the CHApTer also partICIPatEs in tHe HONors in actiOn Study Topic and thE college Project To reMAIn a 5-StaR
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Academic s

To day , M on roeComm unity Collegeh osts  a diverse student bod y and  o f fers 83  degr ee andc er t i fic at io n p ro g ra ms.
Ofthe app roximately  41 ,0 00 studentsw ho  take clas ses  through Mon roe  Commu ni tyC olleg e a nnual ly, mo r e than  65 perce nt are un d er 25 y e a rs  old , and more than h a lf are women. The  major it y  o f stu den ts are enr ol led i n  certif i ca t e and degree progra ms. In addi t ion , theco lle g e trai ns th ea rea 's workforc e th rough ope n enro l lment a n d corpo rate t rai nin g pr o gr am s,se r vin g  s mal l  to  mid-siz eem ploye rs s u c h as M ell es G riotand large emp loy ersi ncl uding  Koda k an dXerox .

Man y stu de nts opt to take  a " 2+2" tran sfe rpro gr am, i n  which  th eyenrollin a pr o gra mt o ea rn their associate  d e g re e in two  years wi th the inte nt  of  tra n s ferri ng t o  a  college  or un i ve rs ity — p ri marily  t heUni versi t y of  Roche ster, Ro chest e r Institute of Technology, S a in t Jo h n Fi she r College,Robe r ts W esle y an  Co l lege,  SUNY  G e ne s eo, SUNY Brockport,  N azaret h Col lege, or theEastman Sc h o o l of Mus ic — to complete a bac helor 's degree. 
Graduat es of  MCC hav e moved o n to moretha n 1 00dif f e re nt schools. I n 2005 ,2,680 p eop le grad uat edfro m t he  college.  Of thos ewh otr ans ferre d  to anot he r c ol leg e, 62 percen t cho se o ne  o f  th e regio n 's f our- ye ar  col leg es  anduniv e rsi ties. O f those g rad u ates  w ho  enroll ed at MCC topr epare foracar eer, 8 9 percentstayed in the greater R o chester  ar ea an d fo und workinmany l oca l  indus tries. 

Stu de ntl i fe

S t u de nts  m aintain ar e gul ar ne ws pape r, TheMonroe Doctrine, w h ich  includes bot h a  bi- w e ek lyp ri n t v er s ion a nd an online ve rsion. The  r a di o station( clo se d circu it/webfeedo nly) is  also stu dent oper at ed a n d  th ere are 57  student  clubs an d  orga n iz ation s f or stu de nts  to p artici p ate  in.
The S tu dent A ssoci at ion, ofwhich all currently enr olledstude ntlife fee- pay i ngstudentsaremembers, i s g ove rnedbyt he Br ight o nCam p us St uden t  Governme n tAss o c ia tion (SGA)a n d  th e Dam onC ampusStud ent Events and Go v ernance Associ atio n (SE GA) .  

T he  Campus Activi tie sB o ard (CAB )is the even ts organ iz a tionat MCC . TheCAB spo n s or s  on-ca mpus  ac tivitiessuc ha s Frees ty le Friday s, F al l Fest  and S p ring F ling. CAB also b rings i n Gue s t S peake rs  to pre s enton various  current is sues f acin g stu dents.
P hi The taKa ppa, the i n ternation al ho nor soc ie ty o f t wo-yea r co l l egesandac ade mic progr a m s, ha sa  ch apte r onth e MC C campus.  The cha pte r  also p ar tic i p ates i n  t h e  Honors in  Ac tionS t udy Topica nd t h eC olleg e Proj ect to  remain a 5 -s tar
 Safety_Training Facility.

Academics

Today,_Monroe Community College hosts_a diverse_student_body and_offers_83 degree and_certification programs.

Of the_approximately 41,000 students who_take classes through_Monroe_Community College annually, more than 65 percent are under 25 years old, and more_than_half are_women._The_majority of students are enrolled_in certificate and degree programs._In addition,_the college trains the area's workforce through open_enrollment_and corporate training_programs, serving small to mid-size employers such as Melles_Griot and large employers including Kodak_and Xerox.

Many students_opt_to_take a "2+2" transfer_program, in which they enroll in_a program to earn their associate_degree in two years with the intent_of transferring to a college or_university — primarily the University_of Rochester,_Rochester Institute of Technology, Saint_John Fisher College,_Roberts Wesleyan_College, SUNY Geneseo,_SUNY Brockport, Nazareth College, or the_Eastman School of_Music — to complete a bachelor's_degree.

Graduates_of MCC have_moved_on_to more_than 100 different_schools._In 2005,_2,680_people graduated from the college. Of_those_who transferred to another college, 62 percent_chose one of the_region's_four-year colleges and universities._Of those graduates who enrolled_at MCC to prepare for a_career, 89_percent stayed_in the greater Rochester area and found work in many local_industries.

Student life

Students maintain a regular newspaper,_The Monroe Doctrine, which_includes both_a_bi-weekly print version_and_an online_version. The radio station (closed circuit/web feed_only) is_also student operated and there are_57 student clubs and_organizations_for students to participate in.

The Student_Association, of which all currently enrolled_student life fee-paying students are_members,_is_governed by the Brighton Campus_Student Government Association (SGA) and the_Damon Campus Student_Events and Governance Association (SEGA). 

The Campus_Activities_Board (CAB) is the events organization_at_MCC. The CAB sponsors on-campus activities_such_as_Freestyle Fridays, Fall Fest and_Spring Fling. CAB also brings in_Guest Speakers to present on various current issues facing_students.

Phi Theta Kappa,_the international honor society of_two-year_colleges_and academic programs, has a chapter on the MCC campus._ The_chapter also participates_in the Honors in Action Study Topic and the College_Project to remain a 5-star