Martin Community College

Williamston, North Carolina, United States · Est. 1976 · Community College

A public community college in eastern North Carolina with a distinctive equine health program and strong workforce focus.

  • Founded 1976 as Martin Technical Institute; part of North Carolina Community College System
  • Serves 799–819 students with 11:1 student-to-teacher ratio
  • Unique equine health program among NC community colleges
  • Two campuses: Williamston (main) and Windsor (Bertie)
  • 36% of students receive financial aid; open-door admissions policy
  • Career pathways across 14 areas including agriculture, health, trades, and university transfer

Academics

Martin Community College offers 36+ programs across 14 career pathways, including associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates. Distinctive offerings include an equine health program unique among NC community colleges, plus programs in agriculture education, applied engineering technology, accounting and finance, air conditioning/heating/refrigeration, and health sciences. The college emphasizes hands-on, workforce-ready instruction with experienced faculty and a low student-to-teacher ratio of 11:1.

Admissions & Support

MCC maintains an open-door policy for eligible applicants and serves all students regardless of background. Admission pathways include new/returning students, high school dual enrollment (Career & College Promise), GED programs, workforce continuing education, selective health sciences, law enforcement training, and veterans' programs. The college provides comprehensive support through academic advising, tutoring, disability services, and financial aid assistance.

Campus & Location

The main Martin Campus is located at 1161 Kehukee Park Road in Williamston, NC 27892, with a second campus in Windsor serving Bertie County. Both locations offer library access, Moodle learning management, student services, and campus safety resources. The college is committed to creating an inclusive, accessible environment free of harassment and discrimination.

Financial Access

Martin Community College prioritizes affordability and access. Thirty-six percent of students receive financial aid, and the college offers scholarships through its Foundation (established 1972). The MCC Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit that accepts gifts and supports student scholarships and the equine program.

Founded
1976
Type
Community College
Courses
10
Total intake
Not yet verified
AffiliationNorth Carolina Community College System
Websitehttps://www.martincc.edu/
HousingNot available
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Quick stats

Courses offered
10
Avg career outcomes
$26K
Total intake
Not yet verified
Housing
No
Data last verified June 2026 · compiled from official sources