Your Journey, Your Way: Programs with a Purpose
Find your community and elevate your educational experience by joining one of our
specialized programs.
Our A²MEND group is for African American male students and men of color. We aim to
make a friendly space where you can do well in school, build strong character, and
stay positive. We offer support, guidance, professional development, and chances to
connect with others.
The Access Resource Center (ARC) helps students with verified disabilities. We offer
academic counseling, special instruction, and classroom adjustments tailored to your
abilities and limitations. Our goal is to support you individually so that you can
fully enjoy all the programs and activities at MPC.
Low-Income Students
We encourage low-income and educationally disadvantaged students to apply for EOPS.
EOPS counselors will guide you through your program and connect you to support resources.
See if you qualify and meet like-minded students in similar situations.
Discover the support, mentorship, and academic guidance you need to thrive in your
first year of college. MPC’s First Year Experience helps you build a strong foundation
for success, ensuring a smooth and confident transition to college life.
MPC's International Student Office is here to help all year long. We offer counseling,
help with finding housing and transferring, and fun student activities. Having students
from around the world makes our campus and community more interesting. Plus, you can
learn a lot about American life while they live and study at MPC.
Connect with like-minded individuals, resources, and support structures dedicated
to the inclusion and empowerment of the LGBTQIA+ community. This community is open
to all students, faculty, and staff of MPC.
The MESA California Community College Programs (MCCP) is a network supporting underserved
students in transferring successfully to a four-year university in STEM majors. MPC's
MESA community focuses on your success in your chosen program. Learn more about how
MESA benefits nearly 25,000 individuals each year.
The TRIO Programs aim to inspire and assist low-income and first-generation college
students. MPC hosts three TRIO programs: Student Support Services, Upward Bound, and
Math/Science Upward Bound. Learn more about each of our TRIO programs.
Umoja is a supportive community focused on African American students' academic success,
personal growth, and self-actualization. By integrating academics, support services,
and African-American culture, Umoja enriches your educational experience.
The Undocumented Resource Center is here to help students without proper immigration
documents and those from families with different immigration statuses. Connect with
other students for campus support programs or community services. Our aim is to provide
friendly and personalized help so that you can do your best.
MPC is here to help you transition from military life to education and beyond. We
assist eligible military veterans, active duty, national guardsmen, reservists, and
dependents of service-disabled or deceased veterans with submitting Veteran Affairs
Educational Benefits claims. Learn more about the Veterans Affairs (VA) Educational
Benefits at the Veteran Resource Center.
Thrive Together: On-Campus Activities, Clubs, and More!
