We highly recommend starting with the Welcome session and then selecting additional sessions.
View the MCC North Campus Map here.
Glema Mahr Center for the Arts | 25-minute session
A welcome to campus from Dr. Cynthia S. Kelley, MCC President, Dr. Sid Hill, Provost, Dr. Mary Werner, Academic Dean, and Patricia Lovett, Dean of Student Affairs. Introduction of the day’s activities, and expectations at MCC.
JHG 309 | 25-minute session
This session will offer you information on how your scholarships, grants, and loans help support your financial needs while attending school. The session will also answer any questions you may have about your financial aid.
JHG C-90 | 25-minute session
Blackboard is the online learning environment for your MCC classes. Come learn how to access assignments, view grades, communicate with your instructors, and much more!
JHG 306 | 10-15 minute session
Head over to The Learning Space and get help setting up your KCTCS user account. Learn how to access important applications such as MyPath, Email, BlackBoard, Student Self-Service, Microsoft Office, and more. This is also the place to find out more about getting help with your classes and tech issues. Free tutoring and success coaching are available for all MCC students.
JHG 305 | 10-15 minute session
For over 30 years, TRIO SSS students have excelled at MCC! Students who participate in SSS are more likely to have higher GPAs and are more likely to graduate and transfer because of the extra support services they receive. Stop by and find out more about our services, activities, and opportunities that you will have access to as a participant. Eligibility is based on Department of Education requirements and an application is required. Target population: first-generation college student OR income eligible OR documented disability.
JHG Student Center | 30-minute tours
Need a tour of MCC? Check with our student leaders! Tours will be available for North Campus.
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The Accessibility Services Office coordinates services that ensure students with disabilities have equal access to all educational opportunities. MCC also works closely with veteran students to make sure they receive all benefits they are entitled to receive for their military service.
JHG C-30
The MCC Enrollment Center houses Admission, Advising, Career Services, Dual Credit, Recruitment, and Transfer. Be sure to stop by if you have any questions or concerns.
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The MCC Business Office will be open to pay your bill or answer payment questions.
BEC Lower Level
Stop by and check out MCC swag, purchase or rent new and used textbooks, or opt for the e-version when available. Please bring a copy of your class schedule and a photo ID!
JHG Student Center
Visit us and learn more about how you can get involved in celebrating different cultures as excitement builds for our next MCC International Cultural Celebration - April 2025. We welcome students from all backgrounds. Find out more.
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Kynect is the state-based marketplace for health insurance in Kentucky. It offers Medicaid, KCHIP, premium assistance, qualified health plans, and more for individuals. Stop by to see if you qualify.
LRC (Library) | view the virtual session here
Stop by anytime and visit the library to get your Student ID. Please bring a government-issued photo ID.
JHG Student Center
The MCC Honors Program allows our students the chance to shine! This program is open to students with a 3.0 GPA or above. Benefits include scholarship opportunities, individualized scholarly projects, extracurricular trips, and a close community of like-minded students and faculty-driven to help students excel!
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The Federal Work-Study Program provides jobs for students with a financial need. Job opportunities are available on campus or community service in the public interest. The program offers competitive wages and flexibility around your school schedule.
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Need a copy of your class schedule or bill? Have questions about transcripts or graduation? Visit the student records office!
JHG 142 | view the virtual session here
The Ready to Work program is a collaboration between the Kentucky Community and Technical College (KCTCS) and the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services. The program helps students balance family, work, and school. It also offers work-study opportunities, advocacy, and mentorship.
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Resource officers Chris Noel and Mike Lantrip will provide tips about general campus safety.
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Come learn about the various MCC student organizations, clubs, Emergency Fund, food pantry, and Therapy Assistance Online (TAO) program, a service free to MCC students.
JHG Student Center
MCC's Study Abroad program offers incredible, life-changing educational trips. Come learn about the Study Abroad 2025 trip!
