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Future Students Resource Center

Why Choose Metro?

Students choose Metro:
to learn a trade or technical skill for classes that transfer to earn a degree	to improve marketability for personal growth
Our primary goal is to serve the community. To do so, we offer flexible programs and services and affordable courses which are offered at a variety of times and locations which include:
Elkhorn Valley Fort Omaha South Omaha Fremont Sarpy County	Bellevue Offutt Air Force Base Applied Technology Center (ATC) other area locations

Future Students
Our facilities include modern, technologically advanced classrooms and laboratories.

Metro values the diversity of our faculty, staff and students. They bring varied life experiences to benefit and strengthen both our college and our community.

You will find your experience here both challenging and rewarding. You will grow as an individual and we will grow as a community. Welcome to Metro, your community college!

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About MCC MCC's background, mission and more	Information Request Information request form
Admissions How to enroll at MCC	Visit MCC We would like you to see us and ask questions
Registration How to register at MCC	info@mccneb.edu For more information email questions
Hours of Operation Hours of Operation for Student Services, Advisors/Counselors, Financial Aid/Veterans Services, Testing Center, Career Network Center, and Acadmic Resource Centers.

Academics
Class Schedule A complete list of classes by quarter	Registration Register by phone, WebAdvisor or Advising staff
Programs of Study Lists of degrees and certificates by academic department	AIM Program Learning communities for academic skill building
Online Catalog Programs, class descriptions and more	Passport Program Learning cohort group for students intending to transfer from MCC
Online Classes DVD-Video courses, online and distance education classes	Articulation/Transfer Agreements Start working towards a bachelor's degree at MCC
Weekend College Get your college degree with weekend classes

Money Matters
Tuition and Fees Tuition, fees and more	Guide to Financial Aid & Scholarships Grants, loans, forms and a list of available scholarships
Educationquest Assistance with FAFSA and scholarships	FAFSA Federal application for student financial aid

Student Life
Activities UNO Intramurals and Outdoor Venture	Leadership Student Ex Officio
Organizations and Clubs Learn how to get involved	More Information E-Mail the SLL Office

Student Services
Academic Counselors Assist in strengthening basic skills in reading, writing, and/or math	Academic Resource Center Learning assistance and study skills and computer labs
Advising and Counseling Assistance with program and course planning	Career Center Career counseling and planning
Disability Support Services Services and accommodations	K-12 Partnerships Work with local school districts to promote smooth college and career transitions
Math Center Math assistance	Single Parent Homemaker Services Support services, workshops and personal assistance
Student Retention Services Support for students with educational barriers	Testing Placement, make-up, proficiency, CLEP testing
TRIO Educational opportunity for Low-Income and Disabled Americans	Tutoring Special assistance with course work
Writing Center Writing assistance

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