It is a small school, so don't worry about getting lost. It is much cheaper than going to a university for four years. And the classes are basic, and for the most part, pretty easy.

Its not a very big college, but the education here is great, because of the low student teacher ratio you will get the help you need, and the staff is kind and willing to help you work you through the paper work.

As a student ambassador, I highly recommend that prospective students immediately set up a campus tour. Because MCC is a smaller community, the tour is personalized for you. A student leader on campus, usually an ambassador, gives you the second half of the tour so that you can ask the 'real' questions such as what is campus life like, and what kinds of things do students do for fun. Often times, students see what the school wants you to see. Through these individualized tours, students are able to better relate to the students and their experiences.