Student Handbook

Resources

Bookstore

Mitchell owns and operates a bookstore on the Statesville Campus which sells books, supplies, clothing, electronics and gifts. The bookstore is in the Montgomery Student Union and is open Monday through Thursday 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. and Friday 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. The bookstore offers an online Bookstore and a choice for students to pick up their online textbook order(s) in Statesville or Mooresville. Textbook orders may also be shipped for an additional charge. The College recommends that students attend the first class before purchasing their books. For more information, go to mitchellcc.edu, or call the Bookstore at (704) 878-3275.

Military Veterans

Mitchell is proud to serve our military veterans as they transition to academic life. For questions about Veterans Education Benefits, contact Amanda Tompkins at atompkins@mitchellcc.edu or (704) 878-3295, or go to mitchellcc.edu/veterans-education-benefits.

Work-Based Learning Program (WBL)

Work-Based Learning is a program that bridges classroom learning with real-world work experience, offering students practical benefits. This program allows students to apply their knowledge in a professional setting related to their field of study. Students can earn academic credit by using their current job as an internship and gaining practical work experience in business and industry. For more information about Work-Based Learning, please contact (704) 978-1300.

Academic Advising: A Partnership for Your Success

Academic advising is a collaborative process that empowers you to make informed decisions about your education, career, and personal goals.

Advising Supports You In:

Exploring your academic and career goals

Understanding degree requirements and academic policies

Using tools like Self Service and Degree Audit

Building a connection with your advisor and campus resources

What You Can Expect from Your Advisor

Guidance in creating and adjusting your academic plan

Support in identifying challenges and solutions

Referrals to campus and community resources

Encouragement and accountability

What Is Expected of You

Schedule and attend advising appointments

Prepare and participate actively

Monitor your progress

Reach out when you need support

How to Connect

Statesville Campus: Eason Student Services Building

Mooresville Campus: Brawley Building

Email: advising@mitchellcc.edu

Accessibility Services

Accessibility Services

Mitchell Community College is committed to providing equal access to educational opportunities. Accessibility Services works with students to remove barriers and support success.

Your Rights Under the ADA
Mitchell Community College complies with Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The College is committed to ensuring that qualified individuals with disabilities have equal access to programs, services, and activities and are not excluded from participation or subjected to discrimination.

Requesting Accommodations

Connect with Accessibility Services early

Meet with the Director of Accessibility Services

Provide appropriate documentation

Location: Eason Student Services Building

Phone: (704) 878-3364

Website: mitchellcc.edu/Accessibility-Services

Student Support Services

Mitchell Community College is committed to supporting students both inside and outside the classroom. Recognizing that personal, financial, and life challenges can impact academic success, the College offers a variety of resources designed to help students persist and achieve their educational goals.

Available support services include:

  • Mitchell Market – A campus food pantry that provides access to food and essential items for students experiencing food insecurity.
  • Emergency Financial Assistance – Limited financial assistance may be available to students facing unexpected hardships that could affect their ability to remain enrolled.
  • Student Assistance Program (MYgroup) – A confidential support service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing assistance with:
    • Crisis intervention and emotional support
    • Stress management and mental wellness
    • Work-life-school balance
    • Financial planning and budgeting
    • Legal consultation and resources
    • Referrals to community services and support networks

Students are encouraged to seek assistance early when challenges arise. The College is committed to connecting students with resources that promote academic success, personal well-being, and overall student achievement.

Financial Aid and Scholarships

At Mitchell Community College, we believe finances should not stand in the way of your educational goals. The Financial Aid Office is committed to helping students explore and access resources that make college more affordable.

Financial assistance may be available through federal and state grants, veterans' education benefits and scholarships to help cover college expenses. To apply for financial aid, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at FAFSA.gov. Need help getting started? Attend one of our Tuesday FAFSA Completion Events in the Eason Student Services Building, where Financial Aid staff are available to provide personalized assistance.

Scholarship opportunities are also available. To apply, complete the Mitchell Community College Scholarship Application online through the College website or visit the Financial Aid Office on the Mooresville or Statesville campus.

For more information about financial aid, scholarships, or FAFSA Completion Event hours, contact the Financial Aid Office at financialaid@mitchellcc.edu or call (704) 978-5435 to speak with a Financial Aid Receptionist. Let us help you invest in your future and make your educational goals a reality!


Campus Security and Crime Awareness

Mitchell is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for students, employees and visitors. Mitchell security officers are employees of the College. These officers are responsible for enforcing parking regulations and reporting any on-campus violations. During hours of operation, individuals may report a crime or emergency by calling Security Monitoring and Dispatch at (704) 878-4367.  After hours, individuals may call (704) 880-2569 or “911.”

If there is an emergency on campus, the College will broadcast an announcement through the Emergency Mass Notification System (Speakers, Message Boards, Emails, College Telephone System, and Text Messages). Students and the public can view Mitchell’s crime statistics at mitchellcc.edu/ about-mcc/campus-safety-and-security.


The Tutoring Center

The Tutoring Center

The Mitchell Community College Tutoring Center supports students in achieving academic success by providing assistance in a variety of subject areas. Tutoring is available through both scheduled appointments and drop-in sessions during select hours. Hours are posted on the Tutoring Center website.

Students may schedule appointments for individualized support at either the Statesville or Mooresville campuses. Drop-in tutoring is also available during designated times for quick questions and concept review.

The Tutoring Center focuses on helping students understand course material, strengthen study skills, and become more independent learners. Tutors provide guidance on concepts and learning strategies; however, the center does not complete or directly assist with graded assignments.

In addition, Tutor.com, a third-party online tutoring service, is available at no additional cost to students. For access information, please contact your instructor.

Tutoring services are provided by peer tutors, professional tutors, and writing coaches in the following areas:
• Assignment comprehension and planning
• Mathematics
• Science and health-related subjects
• Writing and citation skills

Contact Information:

Teresa Jordan, Administrative Specialist
tjordan@mitchellcc.edu

Statesville Campus: (704) 978-3116
Mooresville Campus: (704) 978-5412

Schedule an appointment:
https://www.mitchellcc.edu/tutoringcenter/

 

Library Services

Mitchell Community College Library serves students through two campus locations: the J.P. and Mildred Huskins Library on the Statesville Campus and the Mooresville Campus Library, as well as pop-up library events at other college sites. The library supports the College’s educational mission by providing resources, services, and learning spaces that enhance student success and academic achievement.

Students have access to a wide range of library resources, including print materials, e-books, online databases, research guides, and the library catalog. Library facilities include individual computers, a computer lab, group study rooms, a Production Room, and a Makerspace. Printing, scanning, and copying services are also available.

Library services include:

  • Reference assistance
  • Course-reserve materials
  • Library instruction and orientation for individuals, groups, and classes
  • Interlibrary loan services
  • Academic research support
  • Exam proctoring
  • Assistance with passwords and multi-factor authentication

Librarians are available to assist students with research projects, information literacy skills, and locating resources. After-hours research assistance is available through the library’s online chat service, accessible from the library homepage.

For additional information, including access to the library catalog, e-books, research guides, library forms, and other academic resources, visit the library website at https://www.mitchellcc.edu/library/.

To contact library staff:

  • Huskins Library (Statesville Campus): (704) 878-3271
  • Mooresville Campus Library: (704) 978-3115
  • Email: library@mitchellcc.edu