Each year, Miles Community College provides over $300,000 in financial support to help students achieve their educational goals. This support includes tuition waivers (regular, athletic, and dual enrollment), scholarships, and additional funding opportunities for currently enrolled students, transfer students, non-traditional students, and graduates of accredited high schools. These awards honor academic and athletic excellence and strengthen programs across campus.
The deadline for submitting an MCC Foundation scholarship application, including nursing scholarships, is April 1 each year.
All MCC scholarships are administered through our online platform, AwardSpring, allowing students to apply for multiple opportunities with a single application. Applications must be fully completed and submitted in order for them to be reviewed by the MCC Scholarship Committee. Applicants must also have applied for admission at Miles Community College. See below for more information and how to apply.
The MCC Foundation offers scholarships to support students enrolled in Certificate and Associate degree programs, including Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, and Associate of Applied Science pathways. Eligibility includes adult learners, continuing students, and first-year students. Applications open February 1 and are due by April 1 each year. All MCC scholarships are administered through our online platform, AwardSpring. Click below for more information and to apply directly on the AwardSpring website.
Miles Community College partners with generous donors to offer scholarship opportunities dedicated to students enrolled in the MCC Nursing Program. Applicants must be accepted into the Associate of Science in Nursing program to be eligible. Applications open February 1 and are due by April 1 each year. All MCC scholarships are administered through our online platform, AwardSpring. Click below for more information and to apply directly on the AwardSpring website.
Many lending agencies offer private student loans as an alternative to the federal loan programs. However, private student loans should be considered loans of last resort. With limited exceptions, they are more costly then the federal loans and do not provide the same protections to borrowers.
Application for a private student loan is made directly to the lender, typically online. In turn, the lender then requests certification of eligibility from MCC.
Before pursuing a private student loan, students should complete the FAFSA and/or consult staff in the financial aid office to make sure all other options have been exhausted.
