Montcalm

Montcalm Community College (MCC) is a community college serving learners and communities in Michigan from its Sidney and Greenville campuses. It offers 52 degrees, certificates, and job-training tracks, with options for students preparing to transfer, enter the workforce, or continue their education. Transfer pathways and more than 100 articulation agreements help students move credits toward four-year colleges and universities. High school students can earn college credits through dual enrollment, while employers and individuals can access customized workforce training, apprenticeships, skilled-trades programs, and job-training certificates.

MCC emphasizes affordable education, small classes, and personalized support, with an average of about 15 students per class. The college also provides financial aid information, scholarships, student services, and resources for veterans. Campus life includes clubs, academic teams, intramural sports, events, student housing, and Centurion athletics, with nine athletic teams. Community offerings include noncredit courses, summer camps, recreation, facility rentals, volunteer opportunities, and lifelong learning activities. Montcalm Community College supports students at every stage while creating educational and workforce opportunities for the wider community.