Students at the M.J.C. East Campus

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The Assessment Testing Office administers tests to help you select appropriate courses or satisfy pre-requisites.

International students should start by visiting our Information for International Students.

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MJC East and West Campus open Monday, June 18. All classes and library services are in session. The following areas are closed: Pool, Men's PE, Gym, Library, North Drive, Practice Field. See information tent on East Campus for temporary class and library service locations.

Events

7X7 Tournament 6/30/2018

8:00 AM to 2:00 PM - PE MISC EAST Field #1

Trio Pre-College 7/5/2018

12:45 PM to 2:00 PM - PERFORMING AND MEDIA ARTS CENTER 100 - (Main Auditorium)

MJC Volleyball Clinics 7/17/2018

3:30 PM to 8:30 PM - PE GYMNASIUM 100 - (Main Gym)

MJC Volleyball Clinics 7/18/2018

3:30 PM to 8:30 PM - PE GYMNASIUM 100 - (Main Gym)

News

  • Foundation celebrates Golden Anniversary at annual Summer Sonata
    Foundation celebrates Golden Anniversary at annual Summer Sonata

    The MJC Foundation is celebrating its 50th Anniversary at this year's Summer Sonata which is slated for Thursday, July 19, 2018 at Greens on Tenth in downtown Modesto. The elegant fundraiser features dinner, a selection of fine wines, silent and live auctions and a program co-chaired by the Foundation's first president, Ray Simon, and Maria Sheehan, president of MJC when the first Sonata was held.

    TRIO SSS is accepting applications for the 2018-2019 academic year!
    TRIO SSS is accepting applications for the 2018-2019 academic year!

    Are you interested in transferring to a 4-year university? Consider applying to be part of MJC's TRIO Student Support Services program! Students in the program benefit from priority registration, exclusive scholarship opportunities, one-on-one academic/career counseling, campus visits and more! Space is limited so apply today! Visit the TRIO SSS Office in Morris Building 107 on East Campus, or call (209) 575-6189.

    MJC Foundation presents Rick Armendariz with 2018 Distinguished Alumni Award
    MJC Foundation presents Rick Armendariz with 2018 Distinguished Alumni Award

    The Modesto Junior College Foundation proudly announces the selection of Rick Armendariz, Assistant Police Chief with the Modesto Police Department and the Interim Deputy City Manager for the City of Modesto as recipient of the 2018 MJC Distinguished Alumni Award. Mr. Armendariz was honored during MJC's 96th Commencement Ceremony on April 27, 2018.

  • Nineteen MJC programs honored as Strong Workforce Stars
    Nineteen MJC programs honored as Strong Workforce Stars

    Nineteen career education programs at Modesto Junior College have earned the California Community Colleges' Strong Workforce Stars Recognition this spring. These programs are recognized for the success of their students as measured by increased earnings, attainment of a livable wage and employment in their industry field of study. Strong Workforce Stars is an annual recognition for career education programs whose graduates show significant gains in factors important for advancing social mobility.

    MJC hosts a New Student Day to enroll high school seniors and other first time students
    MJC hosts a New Student Day to enroll high school seniors and other first time students

    MJC is hosting a "New Student Day" event to enroll high school seniors and other first time students on Thursday, June 14, 2018 on East Campus. Students meet at 8 a.m. in the Auditorium of the Performing and Media Arts Center. Attendance and campus parking are free!

    Sociology students seek to make a difference through websites
    Sociology students seek to make a difference through websites

    MJC students enrolled in Dr. J. Douglas Penn's Sociology of Family, and Race and Ethnicity courses are given the option to be an activist by contributing to their community via research. Over the last two years, students choosing activism have developed and continue to maintain two group project websites that seek to make a positive difference on campus, in the community and beyond.