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MCC students start fall 2024 semester, enrollment up

MOHAVE COUNTY – Students are back on campus! Mohave Community College started its fall semester Monday, Aug. 19 on all campuses with students returning to finish their degrees or certificates. The College is also welcoming new students who have decided to start their educational journey as an MCC Bighorn.

Enrollment is up by roughly 16% with over 4,500 students taking classes across all campuses and online.

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Pub Crawl to benefit MCC Foundation

KINGMAN– Mohave Community College (MCC) Foundation is hosting a Back to School Pub Crawl on Saturday, Aug. 24. Tickets are $20 per person, and can be purchased at helpmohavestudents.com. The event will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. in downtown Kingman.

There will be a costume contest; dress as our favorite schoolyard trope. All proceeds go to supporting MCC and its students. For information cal 866-339-7226.

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MCC Kingman Campus student awarded the Empowering Diversity Scholarship

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave Community College student Faith Ladson has been awarded the Empowering Diversity Scholarship from the Fiesta Bowl Organization and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona. She was awarded $5,500 to go towards continuing her education. Of the 15 post-secondary scholarship recipients, Ladson was the only student awarded the scholarship that is attending a community college in Arizona.

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