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Montgomery College (MC)

  • 900 Hungerford Drive
  • Rockville, MD 20850
  • OPEID College Code: 00691100
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  • General Phone: (240) 567-5000
  • Interim President: Dr. Hercules Pinkney
  • Website: www.montgomerycollege.edu
  • Type: Public, 2-Year
  • Calendar System: Semester
  • Highest Degree: Associate's Degree
  • Local Area: Small City
  • Student Enrollment: 23,866
  • College Alias: MC
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Basic Information
    Student Services
  • Remedial Services Offered
  • Academic or Career Counseling Services Offered
  • Employment Services Offered
  • Placement Services For Graduates Offered
  • On-Campus Day Care Available
    Special Learning Opportunities
  • Distance Learning Opportunities
  • Weekend / Evening Classes Available
    Mission Statement
  • CHANGING LIVES: we are in the business of changing lives. Students are the center of our universe. We encourage continuous learning for our students, our faculty, our staff, and our community.
    ENRICHING OUR COMMUNITY: We are the community's college. We are the place for intellectual, cultural, social, and political dialogue. We serve a global community.
    HOLDING OURSELVES ACCOUNTABLE: We are accountable for key results centered around learning. We will be known for academic excellence by every high school student and community member. We inspire intellectual development through a commitment to the arts and scciences. We lead in meeting economic and workforce development needs.
    WE WILL TEND TO OUR INTERNAL SPIRIT. We are committed to high academic and performance standards, and take pride in our collective achievements. We are welcoming, compassionate, and service-oriented to our diverse communities. We operate in a creative, innovative, flexible, and responsive manner. We practice collaboration, openness, honesty, and widely shared communications. Integrity, trust, and respect quide our actions. We value and respect academic vitality and excellence. Our spirit is renewed through enthusiasm, celebration, a sense of humor, and fun.
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    College Carnegie Classifications
  • Basic Classification
  • Associates--Public Suburban-Serving Multicampus
  • Undergraduate Classification
  • Associates
  • Undergraduate Profile Classification
  • Higher Part-Time Two-Year
  • Enrollment Classification
  • Exclusively Undergraduate Two-Year
  • Size Classification
  • Very Large Two-Year
 
 
    Admission Fees N/A
  • Undergraduate Application Fee: $25.00
 
    College Credits Accepted
  • Dual Credit
  • Life Experience Credit
  • AP Credit
    Applicant Considerations
  • Open Admission Policy
  • Accepts Any Student Who Applies
 
 
Financial Aid Breakdown 2006-07
 LoanFederal GrantState/Local GrantInstitutional Grant
(%) of Students Receiving6%28%8%25%
Avg Amount Receiving$3,123$3,412$1,719$1,323
 
Federal Loan Default Rates
 200620052004
Default Rate (%)5.2%5.3%6.0%
Number in Default524143
Number in Repayment1,000772713
Undergraduate Student Expenses
2007-082006-072005-06
Tuition, Fees and Other Expenses
In-State Tuition and Fees$7,512$7,236$7,236
Out of State Tuition and Fees$9,996$9,612$9,612
Books and Supplies$600$590$580
 
Housing Expenses
Off Campus
Room and Board$14,500$14,250$14,000
Other Expenses$1,450$1,400$1,350
Off Campus with Family
Other Expenses$2,900$1,400$2,900
 
Total Expenses
On Campus
In-State$8,112$7,826$7,816
Out of State$10,596$10,202$10,192
Off Campus
In-State$24,062$23,476$23,166
Out of State$26,546$25,852$25,542
Off Campus with Family
In-State$11,012$10,726$10,716
Out of State$13,496$13,102$13,092
Awarded Student Degrees and Programs
 CertificateAssociate
Agriculture Operations
Applied Horticulture, Horticulture Operations51
 
Business and Marketing Studies
Accounting Technology and Bookkeeping2213
Business Administration and Management167
Business Administration, Management and Operations, Other2-
Business, Commerce-257
General Merchandising, Sales, Related Marketing Operations, Other--
Hotel Administration and Management814
Human Resources Management, Personnel Administration6-
Management Information Systems and Services, Other5-
 
Communication Technology
Animation, Interactive Technologies, Video Graphics and Special Effects16
Audiovisual Communications Technologies, Other19-
Communications Technologies and Support Services, Other-16
Graphic and Printing Equipment Operator Production5-
Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology10-
 
Computer and Information Sciences
Computer and Information Sciences-32
Computer Programming8-
Computer Programming, Specific Applications13-
Computer Systems Analysis1-
Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications16
Data Entry and Microcomputer Applications213
Data Processing and Data Processing Technology8-
Web and Digital Design27
 
Construction Trades
Building and Construction Finishing, Management and Inspection, Other404
 
Education
Early Childhood Education-4
Elementary Education-25
Mathematics Teacher Education-1
Physics Teacher Education--
Spanish Language Teacher Education-1
 
Engineering
Engineering-36
 
Engineering Technology
Architectural Drafting Cad1235
Computer Technology and Computer Systems Technology413
 
English Language and Literature
Technical and Business Writing3-
 
Family and Consumer Sciences
Child Care Provider812
 
Foreign Languages and Literature
Sign Language Interpretation and Translation22
 
Health and Clinical Professions
Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Ultrasound Technology116
Medical Radiologic Technology-27
Nursing-95
Physical Therapist Assistant-15
Psychiatric, Mental Health Services Technician-20
Surgical Technology39
Medical Records Technology810
 
Legal Professions and Studies
Legal Assistant, Paralegal308
 
Liberal Arts and Sciences
Liberal Arts and Sciences Studies and Humanities, Other26771
Liberal Arts and Sciences, Liberal Studies8107
 
Mechanic and Repair Technology
Automotive Mechanics Technology4212
 
Personal and Culinary Services
Restaurant, Culinary and Catering Management11-
 
Recreation and Fitness Studies
Health and Physical Education, Fitness, Other2-
Parks, Recreation and Leisure Facilities Management7-
 
Science Technology
Biology Technician, Biotechnology Laboratory Technician49
 
Security and Protective Services
Criminal Justice, Police Science-19
Fire Protection and Safety Technology162
 
Social Sciences
Geography912
Geography, Other16-
 
Visual and Performing Arts
Art and Art Studies-14
Commercial and Advertising Art4827
Commercial Photography175
Interior Design109
 
 
Additional Information
    Overall Student Enrollment
  • Total Student Enrollment: 23,866
  • Undergraduate: 23,866
    Student Gender
  • Total Student Gender
  • Male: 10,833 Female: 13,033
  • Undergraduate Gender
  • Male: 10,833 Female: 13,033
    Student Attendance
  • Total Student Attendance
  • Full-Time: 9,291 Part-Time: 14,575
  • Undergraduate Attendance
  • Full-Time: 9,291 Part-Time: 14,575
Student Race Breakdown
 NumberPercent
Non-Resident Alien1,9088%
American Indian780.3%
Black6,25226%
Asian3,27114%
Hispanic3,07713%
White8,71737%
Unknown5632%
 
Student Age Breakdown
 NumberPercent
Age Under 181,3976%
Ages 18-196,15826%
Ages 20-214,22318%
Ages 22-243,55815%
Ages 25-292,92512%
Ages 30-341,5446%
Ages 35-391,0634%
Ages 40-491,6077%
Ages 50-659484%
Age Over 654242%
Age Uknown190.08%
Employee Type Breakdown
 TotalFull-TimePart-Time
Total Employees2,7321,6301,102
Faculty Status1,5975751,022
Tenured Faculty473512
Instruction, Research and/or Public Service1,469499970
Primarily Instruction1,368499869
Primarily Public Service101-101
Executive, Administrative and/or Managerial7575-
Other Professionals32326954
Technical and/or Paraprofessional86578778
Clerical And Secretarial31428034
Skilled Crafts5454-
Service and/or Maintenance1841786
 
Faculty Full-Time Average Salary Breakdown
 TotalMaleFemale
9/10 Month Contract
All Faculty$72,757 (499)$72,898 (222)$72,644 (277)
Professor$81,825 (282)$82,520 (126)$81,264 (156)
Associate Professor$65,140 (119)$64,793 (52)$65,409 (67)
Assistant Professor$56,472 (91)$55,716 (40)$57,065 (51)
Instructor$48,611 (7)$46,997 (4)$50,763 (3)
 
Equated 9 Month Contract
All Faculty$72,757 (499)$72,898 (222)$72,644 (277)
Professor$81,825 (282)$82,520 (126)$81,264 (156)
Associate Professor$65,140 (119)$64,793 (52)$65,409 (67)
Assistant Professor$56,472 (91)$55,716 (40)$57,065 (51)
Instructor$48,611 (7)$46,997 (4)$50,763 (3)
Overall Athletic Team Information
  • Member of National Junior College Athletic Association (Njcaa)
 TotalMen's TeamsWomen's Teams
 
Participants
All Athletes23616373
Unduplicated Athletes23616373
Baseball3434-
Basketball634320
Golf55-
Lacrosse2121-
Soccer604020
Softball16-16
Tennis18135
Track and Field, Outdoor972
Volleyball10-10
 
Coaches Salaries
Head Coaches-$5,726$5,439
Assistant Coaches-$1,892$1,730
 
Coaches
All Coaches342014
Baseball44-
Head Coaches11-
Assistant Coaches33-
Basketball1055
Head Coaches211
Assistant Coaches844
Golf11-
Head Coaches11-
Assistant Coaches---
Lacrosse33-
Head Coaches11-
Assistant Coaches22-
Soccer642
Head Coaches211
Assistant Coaches431
Softball2-2
Head Coaches1-1
Assistant Coaches1-1
Tennis211
Head Coaches211
Assistant Coaches---
Track and Field, Outdoor523
Head Coaches211
Assistant Coaches312
Volleyball1-1
Head Coaches1-1
Assistant Coaches---
    Retention Rates
  • Full-Time Entering Students Retained: 61%
  • Part-Time Entering Students Retained: 43%
Graduation Rates
 (%) of Entering Class
Overall
All Students12%
 
By Gender
Male10%
Female15%
 
By Race
Non-Resident Alien21%
American Indian-
Black9%
Asian13%
Hispanic8%
White14%
Unknown60%
Crime Statistics
 2006-072005-06
Arrests
On Campus
Drug Related13
Liquor Related1-
 
Criminal Offenses
On Campus
Forcible Rape-1
Robbery11
Aggravated Assault-2
Burglary207
Vehicle Theft-1
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