Admissions Student Types
Students entering Kellogg Community College will be classified into one of the following categories:
This category includes first time in college students who have not previously attended a college or university or were not dual enrolled at an college or university. Dual Enrolled students who have graduated from high school should apply as a Returning student. See Returning Student tab below.
This category is for students who have previously enrolled in another college or university prior to attending Kellogg Community College.
This category includes those who previously attended Kellogg Community College and have not attended in three consecutive semesters who plan on returning to take classes. This category also includes students who have previously Dual Enrolled and have graduated high school who are now enrolling as a general student.
This category includes students who are currently attending another college or university and desire concurrent admission to Kellogg Community College.
This category includes students who have not completed high school and have a desire to supplement their studies with college-level course work. Interested students need to contact their high school counselor or principal for additional information opportunities within their district.
This category includes students who have not completed high school and have a desire to supplement their studies with college-level course work. In addition, Early College students will remain enrolled through their high school for additional 5th year with the possibility of earning an Associate's degree upon completion. Interested students need to contact their high school counselor or principal for additional information opportunities within their district.
Kellogg Community College is a Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP)-certified school. As such, KCC accepts applications for non-US citizens who intend to study in the United States as an F-1 or M-1 visa holder.
Please note: refugees, immigrants, or green card holders are not considered international students for admissions purposes; however, the tuition residency may depend on current residential status.
More information can be found on the International Application page.
Kellogg Community College reserves the right to deny admission and/or the enrollment of any individual who disrupts the educational process, environment, or threatens the peace and safety of any individual therein.
Apply Now
The application for admission is free and can be completed online! If you need assistance with your application, please contact the Admissions office at adm@kellogg.edu or 269-965-4153. For technical support, visit www.kellogg.edu/helpdesk/applynow-help.
Apply Now
The application for admission is free and can be completed online! If you need assistance with your application, please contact the Admissions office at adm@kellogg.edu or 269-965-4153. For technical support, visit www.kellogg.edu/helpdesk/applynow-help.
Schedule an Appointment
All admissions services are now available remotely. Schedule a video or phone call to do the following: apply for admission, understand the enrollment process, and register for classes, or get in touch with an admissions representative via phone.
We are using Microsoft Teams. As a KCC student, you will have access to many Office 365 products, one of which is Teams. We want to make sure you learn how to use it for your appointments. To join your video call appointment as a guest, visit Microsoft’s instructional video and start watching at 35-second mark.
Office hours:
Monday-Thursday: 8am-6pm
Friday: 9am-4pm
Walk-in hours:
Monday-Thursday: 8am-5pm
Friday: 9am-4pm
Are you interested in the Reconnecting with KCC? Did you hear about the Reconnect scholarship? Check your eligibility at the State of Michigan website and use the enrollment checklist for next steps.
Our FREE universal application is open for anyone who meets one of the following criteria:
- a high school graduate
- 18 years of age or older
- has successfully completed the General Education Development (G.E.D.) test
- a student desiring to participate in the Early Entry Program
Admission to the College does not ensure admission or enrollment into a specific academic program. In certain instances, prerequisites and/or eligibility requirements exist.
