Information Sessions

General Sessions

General info sessions for anyone interested in learning more about attending MCC are held every Tuesday promptly at 3pm in the Office of Admissions. To learn more, call (603) 206-8100 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

Nursing Sessions

Due to the large number of people interested in our Nursing programs, we are unable to schedule individual appointments to review program information. In an effort to provide you with the most current and comprehensive information about our programs, we require prospective nursing students attend a Nursing Information Session. Information regarding pre-reqs, the admissions process, the entrance exam, academic requirements (nursing and general education), and competitive ranking is covered in detail during the session. Participants will receive the necessary paperwork to apply for admission and will have the opportunity to ask questions. A follow up individual appointment may be scheduled if necessary. There is no fee to attend and registration is not required. For a description of the programs, please see below:

Please make arrangements to arrive a few minutes early as the sessions begin at the designated time indicated. Late arrivals may not be accommodated.

*Please review Pathway program description below to determine your eligibility for this program.

Associate Degree in Nursing (RN) Program
Students may complete on a part time basis, however, nursing and clinical components must be completed concurrently. Students graduate with an Associate degree of Science in Nursing and are eligible to take the RN state board exam. Students may continue on to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at various four-year nursing programs.

LPN to RN Program
An advance placement program for currently licensed LPNs only. MCC does not offer an LPN program.

Pathway for NH's Future Nurses Program (FPU)
A partnership between MCC, Franklin Pierce University (FPU) and Elliot Health Systems, students enroll in courses that meet the requirements of both colleges during their first 3 years at MCC, receive their ADN and are eligible to take the RN state board exam. Students complete their Bachelor degree in Nursing through FPU online/hybrid courses during the fourth year. Students must be able to complete full time coursework including summers. Read more about the Pathway for NH's Future Nurses Program.

Automotive Technology Sessions

Below are the upcoming Information Sessions specifically for the Automotive Technology programs offered at MCC.