Transfer to a Partner University
As a Maricopa Community College, MCC has agreements with the three Arizona public universities as well as a network of other transfer partners, including international colleges. Get started below if you are interested in ASU, NAU, UA, or GCU; or visit our Transfer Partners page for information on other colleges and universities.
The MCC Advantage
30+ Transfer Partners
$97 Per Credit In-State Tuition
60-90 Transferable Credits
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Multiple Degree and Certificate Pathways
Complete Affordable Lower Division Classes
Steps to Transfer
Select your major and degree
We offer close to 700 degrees and certificates, and our advisors can offer tips and tools to assist you in your decision-making process.
Explore transfer pathways
We have established transfer partnerships with Arizona’s leading colleges and universities, so you’ll know what you need to take and when.
Complete the AGEC
A foundation of completed general courses (35 to 37 credits), the Arizona General Education Curriculum, transfers as a block to ASU, NAU, and UA.
Apply to a university
Even if you don’t apply to one of our transfer partners, we are here to assist you during the application process.
Start Here. Finish Here.
Mesa Community College and our sister Maricopa Community Colleges now offer affordable bachelor's degree programs. It's never been easier to finish your bachelor's with us!
Our accredited programs offer the value and convenience of a community college with the quality of a baccalaureate program—setting you up for more savings and greater success.
Transferring to MCC
As soon as you have been admitted to MCC you should contact our Academic Advisement department and arrange to work with an academic advisor either in person or by phone. The advisor will assist you with setting up your educational goals, selecting the appropriate classes and guiding you in using our campus resources.
An advisor can also help you with applications for admission to other schools, residency questions pertaining to tuition, transcripts from other schools, the class enrollment process, and more.