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Mott Community College

www.mcc.edu

 
Mott Community College is a top-ranked community college committed to your success! A commitment that is focused on developing your potential with excellent program offerings, exceptional teaching, and empowering services. A commitment that is focused on serving as a national, state, and regional leader that makes real and measurable contributions to our economy. Our greatest impact is the success of our students and graduates. Our alumni teach, heal, protect, and create. They serve this community with remarkable skill and accomplishment. The lessons learned in our classrooms lead to life-changing opportunities for our community. Mott Bears lead, innovate, and transform in their ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.mcc.edu
  • 1401 E. Court Street
    Flint, MI USA 48503
  • Phone: 810.762.0200

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