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We are an educational setting where faculty, students, and staff create a positive learning experience delivered in a personal environment. Our academic business programs maintain the highest level of excellence.

The Business and International Studies Division's two-year occupational and career programs are dedicated to preparing graduates who are able to make sound business decisions, participate actively in global economics, respond to technological changes, communicate effectively, and affirm a core array of values and ethical practices.

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Accounting A.A.S.

The Accounting A.A.S. qualifies graduates for entry-level jobs in accounting or prepares you for transfer to a university where you can work towards your bachelor's degree.

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Culinary Arts Institute

Turn your passion for cooking into a career!
The MCC Culinary Arts Institute offers degrees and certificates in:

Culinary Arts Institute

Cosmetology Programs

Several programs are offered through the Transitions School of Cosmetology Careers, including:

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View Our Business Degrees

MCC offers Associate of Applied Science degrees in:

Business Administration
Business Management
Marketing Management
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management

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Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management

What does it take to start your own business? Do you have the Entrepreneurship Mindset? Develop a business model and launch your business right from the classroom

Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management A.A.S.

View Certificate Information for the Entrepreneurship Certificate of Achievement

What's Happening in Business

Get College Credit for McDonald's Management Training

The Business Division in conjunction with McDonald's Archway to Opportunities provides up to 9 college credits for McDonald's Management Training.

Culinary goes to the Capitol

The MCC Culinary Program Students showoff their culinary skills at the Michigan State Capitol.

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Cosmetology Takes it to the Streets

The Cosmetology student and faculty take part in area parades.

Service Learning "Bake Fresh Friday"

The MCC Culinary Program Students work with Carriage Town Ministries

Free Hair Cuts at the Maranda Parks Block Party

The Cosmetology students gave free hair cuts to children at the Maranda Parks Block Party

MCC chef inducted into American Academy of Chefs

Mott Community College Chef Mark Handy was one of 26 chefs inducted into the American Academy of Chefs (ACA), the honorary society of the American Culinary Federation (ACF).

Applewood Café Recognized as Restaurant of the Year

The Flint & Genesee Chamber of Commerce awarded Applewood Café with the Art of Achievement Award -Restaurant of the Year.

Occupational Degrees

Associates of Applied Science

Certificates of Achievement

Alternative Training

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College and University Agreements
Career Pathways for Business
Vision & Mission Statement

Scholarship Information

Scholarships are available through the Business & International Studies Division. To apply for a scholarship go to Student Financial Services. To view a list of scholarships available visit the Foundation for MCC.

Accreditation

Business degrees accredited by The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)

ACBSP is a leading specialized accreditation association, recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, for business education that supports, celebrates, and rewards teaching excellence. Further, ACBSP encourages faculty involvement within the contemporary business world to enhance the quality of classroom instruction, contribute to student learning, and focus on continuous improvement. Earning a degree from an accredited program communicates to employers that the degree earned is relevant, current and that the degree holder has received an education that focuses on quality performance.
The accreditation process requires that programs are reviewed on a 3-year cycle. Providing a Quality Assurance report is one way that we provide evidence of meeting accreditation standards. View the most recent ACBSP Quality Assurance report.

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Faculty & Staff

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September 13, 2019