Midwestern Career College provides scholarship information for prospective students seeking tuition assistance. This page highlights MCC scholarship opportunities, including Pay It Forward, Military Family-Friendly, First Responders Family-Friendly, Academic Excellence, and the MCC Student Ambassador Program and Scholarship. Scholarships and grants are forms of gift aid that do not need to be repaid.
Scholarships at Midwestern Career College
Midwestern Career College works to keep education accessible through a variety of scholarship opportunities designed to help eligible students reduce tuition costs.
Scholarship Facts
- MCC offers multiple scholarship opportunities for eligible students.
- Scholarships and grants are types of gift aid that do not need to be repaid.
- Additional partnership-based or tuition discount opportunities may also be available.
Available Scholarships
Additional Tuition Assistance
You may also qualify for other Midwestern Career College partnership opportunities or tuition discounts. Our Admissions team can help you understand which options may apply to your situation.
Explore Scholarship Options
Explore scholarship opportunities available to eligible Midwestern Career College students. Each scholarship has its own requirements, eligibility details, and application information.
MCC Student Ambassador Program and Scholarship
Are you passionate about sharing your experience and helping fellow students achieve their goals? We’re seeking enthusiastic and driven students to join our team. Open to Illinois students.
Illinois Campuses Only
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“Pay It Forward” Scholarship
The “Pay It Forward” Scholarship rewards your commitment to serving your community by inviting you to describe how you will “pay it forward” with your new skills after graduation.
Community-Focused Scholarship
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Military Family-Friendly Scholarship
Our Military Family-Friendly Scholarship is open to military service members, veterans, and their spouses or dependents. Up to $1,000 may be awarded per applicant depending on the program of enrollment.
Up to $1,000
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First Responders Family-Friendly Scholarship
This scholarship supports first responders and their eligible family members as they pursue career training at Midwestern Career College. Award details and eligibility requirements are outlined on the scholarship page.
For First Responders & Families
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Academic Excellence Scholarship
The Academic Excellence Scholarship recognizes students who have demonstrated strong academic performance. Review the scholarship page for current criteria, eligibility requirements, and application details.
Merit-Based Opportunity
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Scholarship FAQs
What scholarships does Midwestern Career College offer?
Midwestern Career College offers several scholarship opportunities, including the Pay It Forward Scholarship, Military Family-Friendly Scholarship, First Responders Family-Friendly Scholarship, Academic Excellence Scholarship, and the MCC Student Ambassador Program and Scholarship. Each scholarship has its own eligibility requirements and application process.
Do MCC scholarships have to be repaid?
No. Scholarships and grants are forms of gift aid. Unlike student loans, they generally do not need to be repaid when used according to the program requirements.
Who can I contact about scholarship eligibility?
Prospective students can contact the Midwestern Career College Admissions Team to discuss scholarship eligibility and tuition assistance options. Call 312-236-9000 x 1 or email admissions@mccollege.edu.
Can students qualify for additional tuition assistance?
Yes. In addition to scholarships, some students may qualify for other tuition assistance opportunities or partnership discounts. Admissions advisors can help you understand which options may apply to your situation.
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The Admissions Team provides guidance on scholarship eligibility, tuition assistance options, and the application process for prospective students.
Last Updated: March 9, 2026
