Ten reasons higher education should begin at Maysville community and technical college 1. Small class sizes You ll get individual attention at MCTC because class sizes are usually smaller than public universities, even in entry-level courses. 2. Teaching is the top priority Our faculty is focused on you and your educational goals. 3. Schedules are flexible In most programs, you can choose day, evening or even online courses for your convenience. 4. Smooth transfer of credits MCTC has agreements with all public Kentucky four-year institutions and many private colleges and universities to ensure seamless credit transfer. 5. MCTC transfer students have high success rates Students who start at a community or technical college perform as well or better than students who start at a four-year university or college. 6. More demand for career-oriented degrees 65% of the top jobs require more than a high school diploma but less than a four-year college degree. MCTC provides the education, training and skills you need to succeed in today s marketplace. 7. Convenient locations The KCTCS statewide system of 16 colleges and 65 campuses has a location within 30 minutes of every Kentucky citizen. 8. Online classes/degrees KCTCS is the largest provider of online education in the state. We currently offer more than 500 online courses. 9. Open access MCTC welcomes everyone with the desire and ability to benefit from college coursework or technical training. 10. Value MCTC tuition and fees are roughly onehalf of those paid at public four-year colleges.
At Maysville Community and technical college, applying is simple Application You can apply online at www.maysville.kctcs.edu or in person. Testing MCTC requires most incoming freshman to take the COMPASS assessment exam, which is provided by the college at no expense to the student, so it s not necessary to take the ACT. However, your ACT scores are welcome in place of the COMPASS. Orientation and advising MCTC provides orientation for new students. Academic advising is also available before you register for the first time, and throughout your time at the college. To arrange a tour Please call Jennifer Renaker, 859.234.8626, Ext. 66405, at the Licking Valley Campus, Billie Barbour, 606.759.7141, Ext. 66182, at the Maysville Campus, or Sam Hughes, 606.783.1538, Ext. 66348, at the Rowan Campus. Making education affordable MCTC has the lowest tuition in the state - $115 per credit hour! KCTCS & Surrounding Colleges: Tuition Comparison Fall 2007 FT Tuition & Fees per Semester ($)* Cost per Credit Hour ($) KCTCS/MCTC $1,380.00 $115.00 Other Kentucky Area Colleges and Universities Alice Lloyd College $3,780.00 $315.00 Austin Peay University $2,419.00 $202.00 Brown Mackie College $3,402.00 $284.00 Brescia College $6,810.00 $568.00 Collins Career College $20,125.00 $1,677.00 Daymar College $6, 285. 00 $524. 00 Draughon Junior College $5,925.00 $494.00 Eastern Kentucky University $2,596.00 $216.00 Indiana Wesleyan $8,582.00 $715.00 ITT Technical Institute $7,440.00 $620.00 Kentucky State University $2,475.00 $206.00 Kentucky Wesleyan $6,800.00 $567.00 Lincoln Memorial $6,876.00 $573.00 Lindsey Wilson College $7,219.00 $602.00 Marshall Community and Technical College $1,449.00 $121.00 McKendree College $9,450.00 $788.00 Morehead State University $2,435.00 $203.00 Murray State University $2,499.00 $208.00 Northern Kentucky University $2,724.00 $227.00 Ohio University Southern $2,198.00 $183.00 Pikeville College $6, 285. 00 $524. 00 Shawnee Community College $1,584.00 $132.00 Spencerian College $6,713.00 $559.00 Sullivan University $7,133.00 $594.00 Union College $7,645.00 $637.00 University of Kentucky $3,255.00 $271.00 University of Louisville $3,126.00 $261.00 University of Southern Indiana $2,037.00 $170.00 Western Kentucky University $2,930.00 $244.00 * Based on a 12-hr. semester Source: CPE & IPEDS Created by: ORPA, 6/19/07
MCTC offers 51 credit program options Programs and Credentials MCTC offers associate degrees as well as diplomas and certificates. Associate degree (60 to 77 credit hours): Includes Transfer degrees first two years of general education classes for a four-year degree Technical/professional degrees many of which can also transfer to a four-year program Diploma (36 to 68 credit hours) designed to prepare students for employment in a specific technical field Certificate primarily offered in a technical program and can be earned in as little as one semester, depending on the program. Programs Transfer Degrees (Liberal Arts/Sciences/Studies) Technical Programs Agricultural Technology Certificate Diploma Associate Degree Air Conditioning Technology Auto Body Repair Automotive Technology Business Administration Medical Information Technology Office Systems Technology Construction Carpentry Diesel Technology Education Energy Systems Technology General Occupational/ Technical Studies Horticulture Human Services Information Technology Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Education Machine Tool Technology Certificate Diploma Associate Degree Manufacturing Industrial Technology MIT: Electrical Technology MIT: Engineering Technology MIT: Industrial Maintenance Technology Medical Assisting Nursing Nursing - Practical Nursing Plumbing Technology Respiratory Care Surgical Technology Welding Technology
Kentucky s largest online learning institution KCTCS colleges offer over 70 online programs including the Associate in Arts (AA), Associate in Science (AS), and Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degrees, as well as diplomas and certificates, in business studies, communications, criminal justice, information technology, quality management systems, nursing and others. KCTCS online classes may be requested at www.kyvu.org or students may register directly at any KCTCS college, http://www.kctcs.edu/collegedistricts.html. Additional information about KCTCS online courses and programs, including student orientation and college contacts, may be viewed at www.kctcs.edu/distancelearning. Online Programs Associate in arts Associate in science Associate in applied science Business Administration - Business Administration Accounting - Business Administration Management - Business Administration Office Systems Medical Information Technology - Medical Information Technology Administration - Medical Information Technology Insurance Coding Records - Medical Information Technology Transcription Office Systems Technology - Office Systems Technology Administrative - Office Systems Technology Financial Assistant - Office Systems Technology Medical Administrative Realtime Captioning Technology - Realtime Captioning Technology Judicial Reporter - Realtime Captioning Technology Broadcast Captioner/CART Provider Criminal Justice Criminal Justice General Criminal Justice Law Enforcement Criminal Justice Security and Loss Prevention General Occupational/Technical Studies General Occupational/Technical Studies General Information Technology Information Technology Microsoft Networking Information Technology System Support Computer Programming (Programming Track) Computer Programming (Game Programming Track) Database Administration Oracle Track (Basic) Computer Support Specialist Network Administration Microsoft MSCA Track Network Administration Microsoft MSCE Track Information Security Quality Management System Quality Management Systems General Diplomas Medical Information Technology Administrative Assistant Office Assistant Insurance Coding Records Clerk Transcriptionist Office Systems Technology - Office Systems Technology Administrative Assistant - Office Systems Technology Office Assistant - Office Systems Technology Financial Assistant Specialist - Office Systems Technology Medical Office Assistant Realtime Captioning Technology - Realtime Captioning Technology Judicial Reporter - Realtime Captioning Technology Scopist Computer Aided Drafting and Design Computer Aided Drafting and Design Certificates Accounting Technology - Accounting Technology Accounting Trainee I - Accounting Technology Accounting Trainee II Business Administration - Business Administration Accounting - Business Administration Advanced Business Administration - Business Administration Basic Business Administration - Business Administration Business Transfer - Business Administration Financial Perspectives - Business Administration General Business - Business Administration Leadership - Business Administration Small Business Management - Business Administration Supervisory Management Medical Information Technology Unit Coordinator - Medical Information Technology Hospital Admissions Clerk Receptionist Office Trainee Office Systems Technology - Office Systems Technology Medical Admissions Clerk - Office Systems Technology Medical Administrative - Office Systems Technology Medical Coding Apprentice - Office Systems Technology Medical Transcriptionist Apprentice - Office Systems Technology Administrative - Office Systems Technology Data Entry Operator - Office Systems Technology Financial Assistant Clerk - Office Systems Technology Financial Assistant Trainee - Office Systems Technology Financial Record Keeper - Office Systems Technology Receptionist - Office Systems Technology Basic Business Presentation - Office Systems Technology Legal Receptionist Computer Aided Drafting and Design Computer Assisted Drafter Detailer Drafter Assistant Historic Information Management Archival Management Museum Management Records Management Human Services Direct Support Work Information Technology Information Technology Fundamentals A+ Certification Computer Programming Game Programming Database Administration Oracle Basic Information Security Computer Support Specialist Network Administration Microsoft MSCA Track Network Administration Microsoft MSCE Track Web Administrator Web Site Developer Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Development Kentucky Early Childhood Administrator Kentucky Child Care Assistant Kentucky Child Care Provider Nursing Medical Nurse Aide Advanced Nursing Assistant Quality Management Systems Quality Leader Quality Monitor Quality Specialist I Quality Support
Start here, end up anywhere! credits transfer easily to four-year colleges MCTC credits transfer to all Kentucky public universities. You can complete your freshman and sophomore years at MCTC by earning an associate degree. MCTC has special program agreements with the majority of Kentucky colleges and universities. Your MCTC advisor can provide you with the details. Why Transfer? MCTC is a great place to begin your higher education because it provides an affordable, quality education that is close to home. Transfer Checklist Research the program or college you are interested in attending. New University/KCTCS Transfer Scholarship Programs Attend information sessions offered by the college and/or get in touch with their transfer contact, admissions office, or the department to which you are interested in transferring. Note deadlines for applications, scholarships, placement tests, etc. Talk with an advisor. Develop a transfer plan to map how your courses can be used to fulfill the requirements of your intended program. Keep course outlines for all classes you take. Store them in a binder or some other safe place you can access easily. Find out what GPA is required for admission to the institution and/or program and if other requirements exist (e.g., interim transcripts, test scores, volunteer experience, references, interview/portfolio, etc.). Eastern Kentucky university Transfer Students KCTCS students with a minimum of 24 credit hours of course work and a GPA of at least 3.0 at time of transfer are eligible for a scholarship valued at half the in-state undergraduate tuition rate. This scholarship is renewable for up to six consecutive semesters. Recipients must maintain a GPA of 2.5, remain a full-time student in good standing and meet minimum eligibility for all federal, state and institutional grants. Morehead state University MSU scholarships are available for KCTCS graduates with at least 48 semester hours of course work in increments of $2,500 for students with a 3.6 to 4.0 GPA and $2,000 for students with a 3.2 to 3.59 GPA. Scholarship recipients who are concurrently enrolled with at least six hours at MSU while completing their two-year degree at KCTCS qualify for one-half the scholarship amount offered to full-time MSU students. Murray state university KCTCS transfer students who have a 3.0 GPA and 60 hours of credit are eligible to apply for the Murray State University Transfer Scholarship. The scholarship provides $2,000. These scholarships are for students who successfully apply to MSU and intend to become full-time students. Students must apply to MSU by February 1. For details, go to scholarship.office@ murraystate.edu. University of Kentucky 2020 Scholars Initiative Trustees Scholars to increase transfers from KCTCS Catalyst Scholars, which is a need-based aid scholarship Flagship Scholars, which is based on academic excellence Provost Scholars to promote math and science in high schools Students who earn an associate degree and have a 3.5 grade point average or above have the opportunity to transfer to UK and continue to pay KCTCS tuition rates for two years. Western Kentucky university Transfer students from KCTCS with an associate degree and a cumulative transfer GPA of 3.5. Fulltime students will receive a $2,500 scholarship and part-time students will receive a $1,500 scholarship. Renewable for up to two academic years if students maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.5.
The road to a degree is paved with financial aid Each year, more than 1,227 students or 75% of the MCTC student body receive some form of financial aid. MCTC students receive about $3 million in financial aid $1.4 million in federal Pell Grants and $1 million in loans. In all, MCTC students received (Fall 2005): Total grants, state and federal: $1,902,648 Federal work-study program: $33,600 Loans: $1,078,605 Scholarships: over $50,000 in various scholarships Most students qualify for some form of financial aid. Financial aid applications are available from your high school guidance counselors, financial aid offices, and on the web at www.fafsa. ed.gov. FINANCIAL AID CHECKLIST: 1. Complete federal tax forms as early as possible. You ll need this information to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Be sure to make copies! 2. File your FAFSA as soon after January 1st as possible or as early as possible before the semester you want to start. Filing early gets you in line for any free financial aid grants; these are typically awarded on a first-come, first-served basis until funds are exhausted. Your financial information will be forwarded to the schools you list on the FAFSA. If you file a paper FAFSA, make sure it is filled out completely and legibly. 3. Don t limit your options on financial aid. Indicate that you are interested in student loans and work-study options. Also, financial aid awarded by companies and organizations often requires a special application. Contact them to get the form(s) and any other requirements. 4. Keep a copy of every financial aid form you complete. Put it in a file along with your college applications and catalogs. 5. Contact the financial aid office of schools you are considering for any additional financial aid application forms and deadlines. Each school you list on the FAFSA will consider you for financial aid and will notify you of its decision in late spring or early summer. All questions answered at the financial aid office The role of the MCTC Financial Aid Office (FAO) is to provide important information and assistance necessary for you to receive financial assistance while attending our colleges. The FAO personnel are committed to helping you secure the maximum state- and government-assisted funding you are eligible to receive. To find out more information on the federal, state, private and public financial assistance programs that are available visit our website at: http://maysville.kctcs.edu/index.php?id=480. If you need additional information that may not be found on this website, contact the Financial Aid Office (FAO) at 606.783.1538, Ext. 66309 for the Rowan Campus, 859.234.8626, Ext. 66403 for the Licking Valley Campus and 606.759.7141, Ext. 66179 for the Maysville Campus.
Scholarship opportunities abound Each year, the Kentucky Community and Technical College System and Maysville Community and Technical College offer hundreds of scholarships to qualifying students. KCTCS scholarships for Kentucky residents include: The President s Scholarship for students with outstanding academic performance The John T. Smith Scholarship for minority students planning on attending a four-year institution The Commonwealth Scholarship for high school valedictorians, salutatorians and graduates in the upper 10 percent of their class ranking The Kentucky Colonel s Better Life Scholarship for single working parents with at least one child under the age of 12 The Martha C. Johnson Scholarship for a KCTCS sophomore student The William Foster Tichenor Tuition Scholarship for a sophomore nursing student The Robert Stephen Weiman Tuition Scholarship for non-traditional Harlan County residents who have demonstrated the potential for academic excellence The Charles E. Cramner-Liquid Transporters Inc. Tuition Scholarship for children of active or deceased employees Statutory Scholarship (waiver) for Kentucky residents over age 65 to attend college at no cost Specific MCTC Scholarships include: MCTC Foundation Scholarship Thomas Memorial Scholarship Fund Caproni Scholarship Fund Rasa Trumbo Scholarship Fund William Wallin Scholarship Cindy Fidler-Hall Scholarship Noma Blake Scholarship Dr. Robert Blake Scholarship Ellen M. Walton Scholarship