This document summarizes an MCC information session about admissions, financial aid, and the A+ scholarship program. It provides an overview of MCC's campuses and programs, average earnings by education level in the KC metro area, student support services, athletics, and the benefits of attending MCC for its educational value and affordability. The presentation agenda is outlined and MCC representatives are introduced. Information on navigating the Zoom webinar, the coronavirus impact, transfer and career-focused programs, and the FAFSA, types of federal aid, and requirements to maintain A+ and other financial aid are also summarized.

1. MCC Senior Visit
&
A+ Information Night

2. How to Navigate Zoom Webinar
• To see both the screen and the
presenter, click on ‘View Options’ at
the top of your screen, then select
‘Side-by-side mode’
• Use the Q&A function to chat us your
questions. It is at the bottom of your
screen.
• We will answer your questions
throughout the presentation.

3. Agenda
• 6:00-6:05pm – Introduction of Panel
• 6:05-6:25pm – Admissions Presentation
• 6:25-6:45pm – Financial Aid & A+ Information Session
• 6:45-7:00pm – Q&A with Presenters
Feel free to ask questions in Q&A throughout presentation!

4. Who We Are
Robin Allen – Admissions Recruiter – Blue River
Janey Stephens – Admissions Recruiter – Longview
Jeff Vincent – Financial Aid Advisor – Maple Woods
Marla Schmidt – Admissions Recruiter – Maple Woods
Cristal Waters – Student Services Manager – Online
Kim Greene – Enrollment Manager – Longview

5. Five Campuses.
One College.
Blue River. Business & Technology.
Longview. Maple Woods | St. Joseph. Penn Valley.

7. Coronavirus Impact
• MCC campuses are open (currently by appointment only).
• We hope to have small campus tours with safety precautions very
soon!
• The majority of courses for spring semester will be virtual or online.
Courses that cannot be taught completely virtual will meet in-person.
• The fall summer and fall semester will be re-evaluated.

8. High-quality
academic and
career-oriented
experiences.
More than 120 degrees and
certificate programs offered
Outstanding faculty
engagement and expertise

9. Associate of ArtsTransfer Pathways
These degrees prepare you to transfer
to a Bachelors Degree Program
Associate of Arts in Teaching
Associate in Computer Science
Associate in Engineering
Associate in Science - Biology
Associate in Science - Chemistry
Associate in Science –
Pre-Professional-Health Emphasis

10. Over 40 transfer program
agreements with regional
partners
Core 42: Standard core
transfer curriculum for
general education courses
… and so many more.
Transfer Made Simple

11. $22,500
$30,200
$34,400
$39,500
$55,700
Less than high school
High school
Certificate
Associate
Bachelor's
Career &
Technical
Education
More than 80 career and
technical programs
AVERAGE EARNINGS IN
THE KCMO METRO AREA
The average associate degree graduate
earns $9,400 more than a high school
graduate at their career midpoint.

12. Industrial & Engineering Technology
Apprenticeship
Automotive
Building Information Modeling
Building Maintenance & Construction
Computer Aided Drafting & Design
Computer Integrated Machining & Manufacturing
Construction Management
Construction Trades Apprenticeship Degree Completion
Energy Efficiency
Engineering Technology
Environmental Health & Safety Technology
HVAC
Industrial Electrical
Industrial & Engineering Technology (cont)
Industrial Maintenance
Instrumentation & Controls
Lathe
Lineman Technician
Military Technology
Millwright
Multi-Craft Industrial Technology
Photovoltaic Emphasis
Stationary Engineering
Industrial Trades Degree Completion
Welding
Career and Technical Degrees & Certificates
mcckc.edu/programs

13. Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM)
Computer Science & Information Systems: Advanced Networking
Computer Science and Information Systems: CISCO Security
Secure Systems Administration and Engineering
Computer Science and Information Systems: Software Development
Computer and User Support
Cybersecurity
Network and Systems Support
CSIS CCNA and CCNP
CSIS CCNA and Security
CSIS CCNA and Technology
CSIS CCENT and CCNA
Geographic Information Systems
Career and Technical Degrees & Certificates
mcckc.edu/programs

14. Student Support
Free Tutoring
Peer Mentoring
Career Counseling
Disability Support
Services
Student Clubs and
Organizations
21:1STUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO

15. Find Where
You Belong.
You will experience the full
college experience at MCC
– it’s not just about classes
and training!
Choose from 40+ student
clubs, organizations and
intramurals.

16. Athletics
With nearly 60 regional and 33 district
championships, the MCC Wolves continue
our proud tradition of athletic excellence.
Women’s Sports Men’s Sports
• Basketball
• Cross Country
• Golf
• Soccer
• Softball
• Volleyball
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cross Country
• Golf
• Soccer

17. Your Best
Educational
Value

18. Money Matters
*In-district school districts: Belton, Blue Springs, Center, Fort Osage, Grandview, Hickman Mills,
Independence, Kansas City, Lee’s Summit, North Kansas City, Park Hill, Raytown

19. Financial Aid
&
A+ Scholarship

20. FAFSA
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
• Available October 1 each year
• Complete once per academic year
• MCC priority filing date:
• Spring: Nov 30
• Summer: May 1
• Fall: May 30
• Spring 2021 – use 2020-21 FAFSA (2018 tax info)
• Fall 2021 – use 2021-2022 FAFSA (2019 tax info)
www.fafsa.ed.gov

21. Types of Federal Aid
Pell Grant
Income-based
financial aid that
doesn’t have to
be repaid (unless
you withdraw).
Student Loans
Money borrowed
that you do have
to pay back and
does accrue
interest.
Federal Work
Study
The FWS program
allows you to earn
money to pay for
school while
working part-time.

22. My A+ Scholarship Checklist
• File the FAFSA & complete additional financial aid steps
• Meet the high school requirements for A+ eligibility and have your high school send an
official transcript after graduation
• Register and attend full-time (12+ hours fall/spring semester, 6+ hours summer semester)
• A+ program will pay your tuition (maximum of $181 per credit hour) and the general student
fee
• The benefits are paid after any federal or state grant for which you are eligible

23. What costs are not covered by A+
• Books and supplies
• Lab fees, distance education fees, special program fees.
• Tuition costs beyond $181 per credit hour
• Repeated courses
• Some dropped courses
• Courses not required for your MCC degree
• A+ will not pay for tuition that is already covered by the Pell grant.

24. Maintain your A+ and other aid
Complete at least 12 credit hours (6 credit hours in summer term) each semester to continue
receiving A+.
A+ requires a 2.5 cumulative GPA (2.0 during first fall semester)
Any federal aid (Pell grants, student loans) require a 2.0 cumulative GPA and a 67%
completion rate.

25. How long do I have to use my A+?
A+ expires whenever one of the following criteria are met:
• 48 months after high school graduation. (extensions are available for students who join the
military)
• You have completed an Associate’s Degree.
• You have completed 105% of the required credits for your program. This includes repeated
classes and transfer credits, but NOT dual credit classes you completed while in high
school.

27. Questions?

28. $107Per credit hour
In-District Tuition
Per credit hour
Out-of-District Tuition
Thanks for Attending!
Blue River | BR.Admissions@mcckc.edu
Business & Technology | BT.Admissions@mcckc.edu
Longview | LV.Admissions@mcckc.edu
Maple Woods | MW.Admissions@mcckc.edu
Penn Valley | PV.Admissions@mcckc.edu