MCC Admissions
Mayland is part of the 58-campus North Carolina Community College System, and we partner with area colleges and universities to offer transfer options to our students. We also operate satellite campuses in Newland (Avery County) and Burnsville (Yancey County).
Current News:
What's Going On?
Announcements, News and the latest Happenings!
LEO student portal
This is Reality blog
MCC on Facebook and Twitter
Upcoming Events:
Mark Your Calendar!
May 4 GED Graduation
May 11 ADN 2012 Pinning
May 17 Summer Registration
May 12 Curriculum Graduation
May 12 Advanced Placement Pinning
July 13 Medical Assistant Pinning
Programs of Study
What Can You Study at MCC?
The Division of Instructional Services at Mayland Community College is committed to providing quality educational experiences for students and the communities we serve. Our instructors use the latest technologies to open doors for learning and giving students options on when and where they want to study. Our programs give hands-on experiences to students, preparing them for success in the workplace or for transfer to another college or university.
Click here for a Programs of Study list or here for the current class schedule
Health Careers
Nursing & Medical Assisting
Demand for jobs in healthcare industries is strong, and you can work in a variety of facilities after completing your education and licensure (if necessary).
Learn more about program offerings, admission requirements and deadlines concerning:
Associate Degree Nursing
Practical Nursing
Nursing Assistant &
Medical Assisting
by clicking here
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TELEPHONE
828.765.7351
1.800.462.9526
Cost
Attending MCC is affordable!
Attending college can be a big financial commitment. You have to pay tuition, for books and supplies, food and housing, transportation, and other expenses. It can add up quickly.
Mayland Community College is an excellent value when compared to 4-year colleges and universities.
Look at the numbers here
Mayland Community College's Financial Aid Office is committed to assisting students with the costs of attending college. Scholarships, grants, part-time work, and childcare are a few types of aid available to qualified students. There is an application process for financial aid. We encourage all students to apply for financial assistance.
Read more on the Financial Aid portion of the MCC website.
College credit while you're in high school?
That's Concurrent Enrollment!
How would you like to get college credit for classes that you take while you are still in high school? Through Mayland's Concurrent Enrollment program, taking classes at MCC while you are in high school does just that.
You must be 16 years of age and have permission from your school to enroll in Concurrent Enrollment classes. Speak with your guidance counselor or access our online chat to get more information about Concurrent Enrollment at Mayland!
Concurrent Enrollment FAQ
Here's some commonly-asked questions about Concurrent Enrollment at MCC:
What is Concurrent Enrollment?
The Concurrent Enrollment program allows high school students to earn college credit for select courses while in high school. The program was developed to allow students to begin working on their college education while still in high school, thus allowing them to finish their college degree earlier than if they begin classes after high school graduation. There are three different types of concurrent enrollment programs:
1. Huskins - Mayland Community College and your high school are joining together to offer a class that will count toward your high school graduation as well as count toward college credit. This means that the course will be listed on your high school transcript AND your Mayland Community College transcript.
2. Dual Enrollment - you are applying to Mayland Community College on your own – independent of your high school. This means that the course(s) that you take will count toward college credit and may or may not be counted toward high school credit.
3. Learn and Earn - This is a new program for high school students
(grades 9-12). This program gives high school students the ability to earn college credits by taking online courses
Who is eligible for Concurrent Enrollment?
If you are at least 16 years old, meet college placement test standards and your high school eligibility standards, and have written permission from your principal and superintendent, you may participate in Concurrent Enrollment classes.
When are Concurrent Enrollment classes offered?
You can take Concurrent Enrollment classes during school hours, after school or during the summer.
How are grades recorded?
Grades for Huskins courses are recorded on both college and high school transcripts. Grades for Dual Enrollment Classes and Learn and Earn online classes will be recorded on your college transcript and also possibly on your high school transcript.
Are certain courses off-limits?
High school students may not enroll in courses numbered below 100. For example, a high school student would not be allowed to take CHM 092 - Fundamentals of Chemistry.
What does Concurrent Enrollment cost?
Tuition is FREE for any technical, math, or science, class! Students may take other transfer courses such as art, English, history for the cost of regular tuition. Students are required to buy a textbook, if required, and supplies for the course.
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LIVE ONLINE CHAT
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TELEPHONE
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1.800.462.9526
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What kind of classes are offered?
You may take courses leading toward any certificate, diploma or degree offered at Mayland CC. The following TYPES of courses can be taken if you meet the eligibility criteria:
- Autobody Repair
- Business Administration
- Computer Engineering Technology
- Computer Information Technology
- Construction Trades
- Cosmetology Manicuring & Nails
- Cosmetology Esthetics (Skin Care and Massage)
- Criminal Justice Technology
- Early Childhood Associate
- Electrical/Electronics Technology
- Electronics Engineering Technology
- Horticulture
- Human Services Technology
- Medical Assisting
- Nursing
- Office Systems Technology
- Transfer Courses
- Welding Technology
Associate in Arts & Associate in Science (College Transfer)
Transfer Courses (courses that will transfer to a 4-year college or university) include:
English
- Expository Writing
- Introduction to Communications
Humanities/Fine Arts
- Art
- Dance
- Drama
- French
- German
- Humanities
- Music
- Religion
- Spanish
Natural Science/Math
- Astronomy
- Biology
- Physics
- College Algebra
- Statistics
- Trigonometry
- Calculus
Social/Behav.Science
- Geography
- History
(Western Civilization and American History) - Political Science
- General Psychology
- Sociology
