College Graduate/Non-Candidate for Degree Student - Admissions

Welcome to Mott Community College!

As a college graduate who has earned an associate, bachelor, masters, or post-graduate degree, MCC provides an easy way to access a wide range of classes for personal interest and enrichment. As a college graduate student, you will obtain full credit for any classes completed which can be applied toward a college degree. MCC also offers non-credit classes through the office of Lifelong Learning.

Continue Your Education in

3 Steps

Step 1

Submit Application

Submit electronically, in person or by mail. There is no application fee.

Apply Online preferred

Apply In Person

Due to the COVID-19/Coronavirus Pandemic, services in connection to admissions, registration and enrollment WILL NOT BE carried out as an IN-PERSON option during the Summer 2020 (19/20) and Fall 2020 (20/21) enrollment periods.

Services ARE AVAILABLE to all students through remote/virtual resources.

For general questions and inquiries please call (810) 762-0200, use the website chat feature during office hours or use phone, email contact information for those offices.

Print an Application

Mail to:
Mott Community College
Office of Admissions PCC2140
1401 E. Court St.
Flint, MI 48503-2089

If you are 22 years of age or under, submit high school transcripts or your G.E.D to the Office of Admissions. If you are a college graduate, submit college transcript(s) that indicates your conferred degree(s).

Step 2

Register for classes

Register for classes at our main campus, Southern Lakes Branch Center - Fenton , Lapeer Extension Center or Northern Tier Center - Clio .

A non-degree student cannot register for math, English or classes that have prerequisites.
If you do need advice on class selection you may see a counselor or advisor for assistance.
(Please Note: All students must meet minimum class requirements/prerequisites.)
Search for Classes/Sections

Step 3

Pay for classes

You are required to set up payment arrangements. Non-degree seeking students are not eligible to use Federal or State financial aid programs.