Monroe County Community College

Monroe County Community College is a two-year community college and trade school located in Monroe, MI. It has noncompetitive admissions (100% admittance rate). It is a very small sized institution with 804 full-time undergrads enrolled. Monroe County's most common major is an Associate's degree in Liberal Arts and Humanities, which accounts for 46% of students. Other common choices include Nursing, which accounts for 9% of students, and Business (7%). Its culinary arts program is ranked 13th in its state. Furthermore, Monroe County ranked 2nd in Michigan for best colleges with higher admittance rates. For Michigan residents, full price tuition is $6,840 a year. Students residing in other states must pay $6,816. Before you decide against applying because of the cost, you should know that approximately 80% of Monroe County undergraduates acquire some financial aid. 27% of Monroe County Community College students make it to commencement day, prepared to hit the labor force. A couple years after graduation, alumni make an average wage of $26,600. After an additional four years of experience, their average annual wage climbs 20.7% to $32,100; however, that is still 20% short of the national median income for individuals. Some of you might also like to know that it doesn't offer early decision. Also, Monroe County has a teacher certification program, and Monroe County does not have a remote program. Respecting your wallet, be aware that 40% of undergrads get federal grants to subsidize their education. Its campus rating on School Authority is 9.46 and our research team rated Monroe County an 8.24 in academics. To wind things up, six years after college, the highest-earning 1/4 of graduates make $49,200 or more and 13% of alumni miss payments on their student debt.