Mississippi State Board For Community and Junior Colleges - Institutions

Institutions

Coahoma Community College

Copiah-Lincoln Community College

East Central Community College

East Mississippi Community College

Hinds Community College

Holmes Community College

Itawamba Community College

Jones County Junior College

Meridian Community College

Mississippi Delta Community College

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College

Northeast Mississippi Community College

Northwest Mississippi Community College

Pearl River Community College

Southwest Mississippi Community College

There are several conditions for enrollment to these colleges i.e. dual, early admit, occupational, college transfer, high School diploma, GED, and those requiring high school units. Additionally, students have access to the Mississippi Virtual Community College which enables to students to take courses, via distance learning, at any of the 15 community colleges and receive support from a nearby college.

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