vocational-specific studies, such as Culinary Arts, Nursing, and Pharmacy Technician. Bachelor’s degrees can be earned in fields such as Accounting, Information Technology, and Early Childhood Education. Master’s degrees are more limited, but include Business and Criminal Justice.

Student life activities are flourishing on the Monroe campus. Students are involved in student organizations, athletic teams, and residential life.

Student support services are an essential tool to the goal-oriented student. Support services, such as the career services center, provide guidance to achieve academic success and professional advancement. Because Monroe College focuses on professional development, students are encouraged to meet with a career counselor to ensure they will successfully market their skills upon graduation.

While in school, students can participate in internship opportunities and on-campus job fairs and recruitment.

Monroe College graduates are prepared to enter the workforce with a solid understanding of their field and the training it requires.