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Builds a transferable foundation in visual and performing arts through creative practice, arts history, communication, and general education coursework.
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- Arts program assistant
- Theatre or media production assistant
Hybrid classes combine online learning with scheduled face-to-face instruction, giving you the structure of in-person coursework alongside the flexibility to study on your own time. Whether you're ready to enroll or want to explore transfer options through our University Center partners, MCC has a path that fits your schedule.
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Builds a transferable foundation in visual and performing arts through creative practice, arts history, communication, and general education coursework.
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Combines general education with anatomy, physiology, microbiology, and related sciences to prepare students for transfer into allied health or professional health programs.
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Provides a transferable pathway in digital communication, media production, visual messaging, and related general education for continued study in digital media.
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Provides a block of transferable science and general education courses for students planning to enter a bachelor's-level nursing or related health program.
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Develops practical skills in programming, computer applications, operating systems, troubleshooting, security, and business information systems.
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Prepares students to create digital media through web design, graphics, imaging, video, animation, and other visual communication tools.
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Combines multimedia production with the technical side of web development, programming, web technologies, and digital media systems.
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Prepares students to collect, process, and analyze biological specimens using clinical laboratory procedures, instrumentation, and quality-control practices.
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Prepares students to support children, adolescents, and adults in mental health and social-service settings through counseling skills, case management, ethics, and supervised field experience.
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Focuses on supporting children and adolescents with emotional, behavioral, family, and social needs in community or residential settings.
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Provides counseling, assessment, addiction science, case-management, and practicum training for work with people affected by substance-use disorders.
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Combines music-business knowledge with artist management, contracts, promotion, marketing, concert production, and venue operations.
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Builds hands-on skills in networking, operating systems, cybersecurity, troubleshooting, and industry certification preparation.
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Prepares students to assist attorneys through legal research, document preparation, litigation support, investigation, court procedures, and law-office technology.
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Prepares entry-level surgical technologists to maintain sterile technique, prepare operating rooms, handle instruments, and support the surgical team.
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Provides calculus, science, engineering, design, and technical communication coursework intended primarily for transfer into a bachelor's program in biomedical engineering.
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Provides a transfer-focused foundation in mathematics, physics, engineering design, graphics, and problem solving for continued study in civil engineering.
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Provides a state-approved block of transferable mathematics, science, and engineering courses for students pursuing a bachelor's degree in an engineering discipline.
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Builds a transfer foundation in engineering, mathematics, science, design, and systems thinking for the study of efficient production and organizational processes.
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Provides transfer-oriented coursework in mathematics, physics, engineering graphics, design, and problem solving for continued study in mechanical engineering.
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Combines agriculture, economics, accounting, business technology, and quantitative skills for transfer into an agribusiness bachelor's program.
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Provides a broad transfer foundation in agricultural science, plant and animal systems, technology, communication, and general education.
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Provides a transferable foundation in cellular biology, genetics, ecology, evolution, laboratory methods, and scientific data analysis.
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Develops a transfer foundation in general and organic chemistry, laboratory methods, mathematics, physics, and scientific analysis.
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Builds a transfer-oriented foundation in programming, algorithms, mathematics, computer systems, and logical problem solving.
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Provides a transfer foundation in calculus, statistics, linear algebra, differential equations, and mathematical reasoning.
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Provides a science-intensive transfer pathway toward biomedical studies and other health or life-science bachelor's programs at Texas A&M.
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Focused credentials designed to build career-ready knowledge and skills.
Provides focused training in web production, digital design, multimedia tools, and development skills for creating online content.
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Provides concentrated technical preparation in web development, multimedia production, programming, and support for web-based systems.
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Introduces crime-scene procedures, evidence handling, forensic science concepts, criminal investigation, and the legal foundations of justice work.
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Provides foundational preparation in mental health, counseling skills, ethics, case management, and community-based support services.
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Prepares students to support children and adolescents through coursework in youth behavior, family intervention, disabilities, counseling, and case management.
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Completes the educational coursework component identified by Texas for alcohol and drug counselor preparation, while additional state requirements remain necessary for licensure.
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Develops entry-level skills in addiction science, counseling, assessment, ethics, family intervention, and recovery-oriented case management.
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Provides focused preparation in music business, concert promotion, venue operations, marketing, artist relations, and management.
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Shorter workforce awards for targeted, practical preparation.
Introduces programming, application design, problem solving, and software-development concepts for entry-level technology support or continued study.
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Prepares students to provide structured daily support, supervision, documentation, and crisis-aware care for adolescents in residential programs.
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Introduces behavioral health concepts and practical techniques for observing, documenting, and supporting people with behavioral or cognitive needs.
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Prepares students to use recovery-oriented support, communication, ethics, and community-resource skills when assisting people in recovery.
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Prepares students to safely collect, label, handle, and process blood specimens while following infection-control and patient-care procedures.
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Introduces production, inventory, logistics, quality, and workflow concepts used in manufacturing and supply-chain operations.
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