MCC Campuses

The Lapeer Extension Center of Mott Community College provides accessible education tailored to the needs of Lapeer County residents, focusing on career-oriented programs, general education, and community enrichment. As a satellite location, it offers select associate degrees, certificates, and non-credit courses with an emphasis on flexibility for working adults and rural students.

• Business and Office Administration: Core courses in office management, bookkeeping, Microsoft Office suite, and small business operations prepare students for administrative roles in local industries.
• Health and Human Services: Programs include medical coding, phlebotomy, and certified nursing assistant (CNA) training, with emphasis on healthcare compliance, medical terminology, and basic patient care skills.
• Information Technology: Entry-level IT courses cover computer basics, help desk support, and introductory networking, leading to certifications like Microsoft Office Specialist.
• General Education: Transferable courses in English, math, social sciences, and humanities support pathways to the Main Campus or other colleges for broader degrees.
• Skilled Trades: Welding, machining, and manufacturing technology classes provide hands-on training in a dedicated lab, focusing on blueprint reading, safety protocols, and precision tools.
• Public Safety: Basic emergency medical technician (EMT) and first responder courses teach CPR, trauma care, and incident management for local volunteer and professional services.
• Early Childhood Education: Courses on child growth, lesson planning, and inclusive practices prepare educators for preschool and daycare settings.
• Agriculture and Environmental Studies: Specialized offerings in sustainable farming, horticulture, and natural resources management align with Michigan's agricultural heritage.
• Continuing Education: Non-credit workshops in real estate, personal finance, and leadership development cater to professional growth and community needs.
• Arts and Wellness: Community classes in drawing, fitness training, and nutrition promote personal development and health.

The Extension Center collaborates with local high schools for dual enrollment and workforce agencies for customized training. Small class sizes ensure personalized instruction, and online options extend reach. This focus on practical, affordable education empowers Lapeer residents to advance careers, support families, and strengthen the regional economy through skilled labor development and innovation in emerging sectors like green energy and telehealth.

Mott Community College's Main Campus in Flint offers a comprehensive array of associate degree programs, certificates, and workforce development courses designed to prepare students for transfer to four-year institutions or direct entry into the workforce. The campus emphasizes hands-on learning in fields critical to Michigan's economy.

• Business Administration: Courses cover accounting principles, marketing strategies, management fundamentals, entrepreneurship, and business law, equipping students with skills for roles in corporate, retail, and startup environments.
• Health Sciences: Programs include nursing (ADN), medical assisting, radiologic technology, and dental hygiene, featuring clinical simulations, anatomy, physiology, and patient care training to meet healthcare demands.
• Engineering and Technology: Offerings in mechanical engineering technology, computer-aided design (CAD), welding, and industrial maintenance provide technical skills through labs and apprenticeships.
• Liberal Arts and Sciences: General education courses in English composition, mathematics, history, psychology, and biology support transfer pathways to universities for bachelor's degrees.
• Information Technology: Classes in programming (Java, Python), cybersecurity, networking, and web development prepare students for IT certifications like CompTIA and Cisco.
• Public Service: Criminal justice, fire science, and human services programs include ethics, emergency response, and social work foundations.
• Arts and Humanities: Visual arts, music, theater, and communication courses foster creativity with studio work, performances, and media production.
• Education: Early childhood education and teacher preparation tracks cover child development, curriculum design, and classroom management.
• Science and Math: Advanced courses in chemistry, physics, environmental science, and calculus build analytical skills for STEM careers.
• Trades and Skilled Labor: Automotive technology, HVAC, and construction management offer practical training with industry partnerships.

With over 100 programs, the Main Campus serves diverse learners through flexible scheduling, including online hybrids. Faculty integrate real-world applications, and partnerships with local employers provide internships. This holistic approach ensures graduates are competitive in a global job market, contributing to community revitalization in Genesee County and beyond. The campus also hosts continuing education workshops in leadership, digital literacy, and sustainability, promoting lifelong learning.