Our degrees and courses are transferrable

All courses are designed to help our students succeed in their college studies at MCC, when they transfer to other colleges or universities, and in the workplace.

Humanities courses encourage students to expand their personal boundaries into the world around them by developing their skills in critical thinking, by helping them learn to express themselves in written and verbal forms, and to learn to communicate in languages other than English.

Courses include:

  • Composition and Creative Writing
  • Composition for Technical Fields
  • Literature
  • Communication
  • Film
  • World Languages
  • English as a Second Language
  • Philosophy
  • American Sign Language
  • Sign Language Interpreter Education
  • Reading and Developmental Writing to improve students' existing skills

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Current and Guest Students: Earn credits in just three weeks by enrolling in a course during the Mott Mini-Mester.

Details and Enrollment Information

Program Information

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Sign Language Interpreter Education (SLIE)

The American Sign Language courses prepare students to communicate effectively in ASL.

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Communication

As a discipline, Communication focuses on how people use verbal and nonverbal messages to transmit meaning to other individuals.

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English

As English majors, students develop a range rhetorical abilities and critical thinking and analytical skills that help them become successful in a wide range of career paths.

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Philosophy

As a discipline, Communication focuses on how people use verbal and nonverbal messages to transmit meaning to other individuals.

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World Languages and Cultures

Study World Languages and Cultures at MCC. MCC offers majors in French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.