Metropolitan Community College

Mott Community College (MCC) is a public community college located in Flint, Michigan, with a history that dates back to 1923. Originally founded as Flint Junior College, it was established to provide affordable higher education to local students. Over the years, MCC has evolved significantly, particularly after a major donation from Charles Stewart Mott in 1950, which helped transform it into a four-year institution in partnership with the University of Michigan.

MCC offers a variety of educational programs, including associate degrees, certificate programs, and continuing education courses. The college utilizes modern technology to deliver classes through various formats, including online and satellite locations. It serves a diverse student body from the Greater Flint area, focusing on quality education for traditional students, adult learners, and community members. MCC also collaborates with local businesses to support workforce development and economic growth. Additionally, it is part of a cultural and educational center that enhances the community's cultural offerings.