Partnership for College and Career Success Programs

Start working on a professional certificate or associate's degree while you're still in high school. Statistically speaking, that means your job (and salary) prospects will be better when you graduate. Plus, depending on the program, a lot of the classes are at no cost to you!

When you participate in a Partnership for College and Career Success (PCCS) program, you come to MCC during your regular school day to take classes. Some credit you earn may count toward your high school graduation requirements, in addition to counting as college credit at MCC. These college credits may also transfer to other community colleges and four-year schools.

MCC offers these PCCS programs:

• Automotive Technology
  • Program Length: One Year
  • Open to: Juniors and Seniors
  • Class time: 7-8:50 a.m., Monday-Thursday

  Automotive Technology course information

  Course Description	Course ID	Semester	Credits
  Principles of Automotive Technology	AMT 100	Fall	4
  Automotive Electricity Fundamentals	AMT 120	Spring	4

• Application Development
  • Program Length: One Year
  • Open to: Juniors and Seniors
  • Class time: 7-8:50 a.m., Monday-Thursday

  Application Development course information

  Course Description	Course ID	Semester	Credits
  Programming Logic	ADD 100	Fall	3
  Fundamentals of Web Development	ADD 103	Fall	3
  Programming for iOS	ADD 107	Spring	3
  User Interface/Experience Design	ADD 140	Spring	3

• Criminal Justice
  • Program Length: Semester
  • Open to: Juniors and Seniors
  • Class time: 7-8:50 a.m., Monday-Friday

  Criminal Justice course information

  Course Description	Course ID	Semester	Credits
  Introduction to Emergency Services	FRS 100	Fall, Spring	2
  First Responder Emergency Aid	EMS 105	Fall, Spring	3
  Introduction to Criminal Justice	CJS 101	Fall, Spring	3
  Topics in Criminal Justice	CJS 290	Fall, Spring	2

• Culinary Management
  • Program Length: One Year
  • Open to: Juniors and Seniors
  • Class time: 7-9 a.m., Monday-Thursday

  Culinary Management course information

  Course Description	Course ID	Semester	Credits
  Culinary Skills I	CLM 101	Fall	6
  Culinary Skills II	CLM 102	Spring	6

• Early Childhood Education
  • Program Length: Spring Semester
  • Open to: Juniors and Seniors
  • Class time: 7-8:50 a.m., Monday-Thursday

  Early Childhood Education course information

  Course Description	Course ID	Semester	Credits
  Early Childhood Science and Math	ECE 219	Spring	3
  Early Childhood Art Activities	ECE 214	Spring	3

• Fire Science Technician
  • Program Length: Semester
  • Open to: Juniors and Seniors
  • Class time: 7-8:50 a.m., Monday-Friday

  Fire Science course information

  Course Description	Course ID	Semester	Credits
  Introduction to Emergency Services	FRS 100	Fall, Spring	2
  First Responder Emergency Aid	EMS 105	Fall, Spring	3
  Introduction to Fire Science	FRS 101	Fall, Spring	3
  Fire Science Internship	FRS 250	Fall, Spring	2

• Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning
  • Program Length: One Year
  • Open to: Juniors and Seniors
  • Class time: 7-8:50 a.m., Monday-Thursday

  HVAC course information

  Course Description	Course ID	Semester	Credits
  Intro to Refrigeration	HVA 101	Fall	4
  HVAC Codes	HVA 114	Spring	2
  EPA Section 608 certification	HVA 112	Spring	2

• Manufacturing and Advanced Technologies
  • Program Length: One Year
  • Open to: Juniors and Seniors
  • Class time: 7-8:50 a.m., Monday-Thursday

  Manufacturing and Advanced Technologies course information

  Course Description	Course ID	Semester	Credits
  MIG Welding Flat and Horizontal	WLD 131	Fall	3
  Electrical 1	ARM 140	Fall	3
  Manual Machining 1	CNC 105	Spring	3

• Nursing Assistant Program
  • Program Length: One Semester
  • Open to: Juniors and Seniors
  • Class time: 7:00-8:50 AM, Monday-Thursday *

  NAE course information

  Course Description	Course ID	Semester	Credits
  Basic Nursing Assistant Training	NAE 100	Fall or Spring	7

  * Additional clinical hours needed. Scheduling will take place after classes begin.

How do I register for PCCS?

1. Meet with your high school counselor or home school official and obtain permission to enroll in selected course(s). Remember, you must meet all prerequisites for the course(s)*.
2. Complete the Registration Form.
3. Purchase textbooks in the MCC Store.

* MCC uses a multiple measures placement system for courses that require prerequisites. See placement tables for high school GPA, PSAT, SAT, or other placement tests.