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Miles Community College

School Overview:

School Notes:

• Miles Community College has come a long ways since its inception in 1939. Housed in parts of Custer County High School for 18 years, Miles Community College was Custer County Junior College back then. In 1957, we moved to the old train depot. Around 1967, the American Legion donated the land where Miles Community College sits, and the College began to grow. Although much has changed over the past 65 years, the reasons for coming to Miles Community College have not.
• Miles Community College offers quality programs. Students who did not graduate from high school can complete their GED on campus or online. MCC offers Associate of Arts and Science degrees with emphases in Elementary Education, Equine Studies, Paraprofessional Educator, Physical Education, Agribusiness, Biofuels, Business, and Pre-Engineering. An Associate of Science in Nursing is offered which train students to become registered nurses. MCC offers Associate of Applied Science degrees in Automotive Technology, Building Technology, Biofuels, Office Technology, Small Business Management, Energy Technology, Equine Studies, Health Information Technology (Coding or Medical Transcription), Information Technology (Graphic and Web Design Option or Networking and PC Maintenance Option), and Radiology Technology (partnership with Montana Tech College of Technology in Butte, MT). Certficate programs are offered in Agriculture, Automotive Technology, Building Technology, Accounting, Customer Relations, Entrepreneurship, Fundamentals of Business, Marketing and Sales, Health Information Technology (Coding or Transcription Option), Health Information Technology-Front Office Medical Assistant, Heavy Equipment Operations, and Paraprofessional Education. Many of these programs offer internships to help students participate in real, hands-on skills training already being used in the workplace. Also, with a professional-technical two-year degree or a one-year certificate, you can immediately enter the workplace, equipped with the appropriate skills employers want and desperately need.
• For those who want to go on and earn a four-year degree, we offer two-year transfer programs. After obtaining an Associate of Arts or Science, you can—if you wish—transfer to any of the four-year colleges/universities in Montana or any other postsecondary institution. Many of our students have transferred to universities in Montana, Texas, Washington, Idaho, North and South Dakota, Colorado, Virginia, New York, and many others.
• Miles Community College offers a variety of options for learners—day and night courses, on-campus and off-campus courses, non-credit or continuing education courses, customized workforce development programming, and online and video conferencing courses in over ten outreach sites through our eastern Montana partners.
• MCC is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association, Region IX, consisting of Junior Colleges from Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, and Colorado. MCC also participates in the Mon-Dak Basketball Conference with Junior Colleges from North Dakota and Montana. Athletic programs offered at Miles Community College include: men's baseball, women's volleyball, men's and women's basketball, cheerleading, golf, and rodeo.
• Profile last updated: 06/22/2009.

In the News:

• Tetons top MCCâto win Mon-Dak tourney (Williston Herald)
  posted on November 21, 2009 at 03:20:38 am
  The Williston State College men's basketball team won the Mon-Dak conference tourney title on Saturday with a 78-68 victory against Miles Community College, completing a three-game sweep through the tournament for the Tetons.
• Hot-shooting Jackets down Rocky Mountain (Billings Gazette)
  posted on November 11, 2009 at 07:45:15 am
  As Rocky Mountain College found out in its season opener on Tuesday night, you can’t give guard Sarah McNamee and Montana State Billings a lot of open looks at the basket.
• Local guide (Billings Gazette)
  posted on November 6, 2009 at 04:48:36 am
  For a comprehensive calendar or to submit an event to be published, go to www.billingsgazette.net/calendar.
• NAIA champs are ready for foes’ best shot (Billings Gazette)
  posted on October 30, 2009 at 08:05:26 am
  Nate Richardson of Rocky Mountain College had a couple of root canal procedures done earlier in the week - and that's no way to get ready for the Battlin' Bears' season-opening basketball games.
• Coaching the ‘coolest experience’ for Terry’s 20-year-old Freiboth (Billings Gazette)
  posted on October 9, 2009 at 06:51:19 am
  Jasmine Freiboth is in her third season as the head coach of the Terry Terriers volleyball team, and she's still just 20 years old.

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