Resources for MCC Students

This site provides links to both academic and non-academic support resources for Monroe Community College students. This includes information for on-campus and off-campus services. If you need assistance with navigating on-campus resources, please email the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities (studentrights@monroecc.edu), call 585-292-2023, or visit us in Brighton Building 1, Room 300. Members of the college community may also submit a Behavioral Incident Report, and someone from the college will follow up.

Academic Advisement, Disability Services, Virtual and In-Person Academic Support & Tutoring, and Academic & Social Support Programs.

MCC Assist, Financial Aid & Scholarships, and Financial Counseling.

DWIGHT Food Pantries at MCC as well as Community Resources.

Emergency Housing, Housing Resources, Local Housing Organizations, and Tips to Avoid Eviction.

Emergency/Immediate Crisis Situations, Career Services, Student Health and Wellness Services, and the Title IX Office.

The Monroe County Department of Human Services (DHS) provides services on campus on the second Wednesday of each month.

Child Care Center, Child Care Council, Men & Women of Excellence, and MCC Universal Pass (U-Pass).

The TRiO Student Support Services (SSS) program is a federally-funded academic support program for low-income, first-generation students, and students with disabilities. TRiO offers services that teach students how to negotiate the college experience. These services include: Tutoring, Academic and Financial Aid Advisement, College Survival Workshops, and Transfer Advisement.

The Transitional Studies program prepares students for success in entry-level college courses and beyond. The English for Speakers of Other Languages program will help students to expand their understanding of English so they can successfully complete an academic program of study or pursue their career goals.