McLennan Community College Campuses

McLennan Community College's Main Campus in Waco offers a comprehensive array of associate degree and certificate programs designed to prepare students for transfer to four-year universities or direct entry into the workforce. The curriculum spans multiple disciplines, emphasizing practical skills and foundational knowledge.

• Arts and Humanities: Courses include visual arts, music, theater, and literature, fostering creativity and cultural understanding through studio work, performances, and critical analysis.
• Business and Technology: Programs cover accounting, management, computer information systems, and office administration, with hands-on training in software applications, financial principles, and entrepreneurial skills.
• Health Sciences: Offerings feature nursing, radiologic technology, emergency medical services, and dental hygiene, combining classroom instruction with clinical rotations to build healthcare competencies.
• Social Sciences: Classes in psychology, sociology, history, and political science explore human behavior, societal structures, and global events, supporting transfer pathways to bachelor's degrees.
• Science and Mathematics: Core courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and calculus provide rigorous scientific training, including lab experiences for aspiring STEM professionals.
• Education and Workforce Development: Teacher preparation, child development, and vocational training in welding, automotive technology, and HVAC equip students for teaching careers or skilled trades.
• Public Services: Criminal justice, fire protection, and law enforcement programs deliver specialized training in legal systems, emergency response, and community safety.

Additionally, the campus supports continuing education through non-credit workshops in areas like cybersecurity, real estate, and ESL, ensuring lifelong learning opportunities. With small class sizes and dedicated faculty, students receive personalized guidance. The diverse course catalog, exceeding 50 programs, aligns with regional employer needs and promotes academic excellence. Extracurricular integrations, such as internships and service learning, enhance practical application. Overall, the Main Campus serves over 8,000 students annually, promoting accessibility and success in higher education.