Enrollment
For the 2007-2008 school year, Kellogg Community College had a strong enrollment of 13,793 students. The students come from primarily, Calhoun, Barry and Branch Counties.
Graduates
From 2007-2008, Kellogg Community College had 761 graduates.
The current placement rate for career graduates is 95%.
Interesting Facts
KCC changes lives not only through classroom education, but by teaching critical thinking skills and life skills that will help our students in all aspects of their lives.
KCC provides a solid foundation and because of that foundation, KCC students perform as well or better after transferring to four-year schools than the students who started at the four-year school.
KCC partners with over 34 high schools to provide dual enrollment opportunities that allow students to earn college credit while still in high school.
KCC’s Regional Manufacturing Technology Center (RMTC) is recognized as a national model for manufacturing training.
Compared to their counterparts with high school diplomas, KCC Associate Degree graduates will see average increased earnings of $892 monthly, $10,700 annually, or approximately $431,800 over
the course of their working lifetime. (The Economic Contribution of Kellogg Community College, published by CC Benefits, Inc., 2006)
The accumulated contribution of past and present KCC instruction adds some $385.2 million in regional income to the current economy of the KCC Service Area. (The Economic Contribution of
Kellogg Community College, published by CC Benefits, Inc., 2006)
KCC has five locations within Barry, Branch, and Calhoun counties and offers approximately 80 courses in an online format.
The KCC Foundation, which manages funds and initiatives providing assistance to KCC students and programs, is continually growing with over 185 scholarship opportunities and over $200,000 in
scholarships awarded annually.
KCC’s Regional Manufacturing Technology Center (RMTC) and the Corporate and Community Services division work with over 335 area companies and 6,540 individuals yearly to provide skills
training and professional development opportunities.
With an average class size of 16, each KCC student is able to receive the individual attention he or she needs in order to succeed.