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Mid-Plains Community College

www.mpcc.edu

 
We want you to succeed! Our top priorities at all seven of our MPCC campuses revolve around “Teaching and Learning” and “Students and Student Success.” Through the Nebraska Transfer Initiative, our academic coursework will transfer toward your four-year degree. Our technical program training is built on a foundation of theory, coupled with “hands-on” experience, and taught by highly experienced teachers with “real-world” experience. We want Mid-Plains Community College to be your “FIRST CHOICE!”
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.mpcc.edu
  • 601 W State Farm Road
    North Platte, NE USA 69101
  • Phone: 308.535.3600

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