Niagara County Community College

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NCCC - The Smart Place to Start

Choose from more than 70 high-quality degree and certificate programs. Get the individual attention you deserve. Succeed beyond your expectations. And all for less than what youd pay at a four-year school.
Whether youre finishing high school, looking for a career change, or growing your business, NCCC is your smart place to start.

"NCCC is just the beginning. I eventually want to get my doctorate in psychology so coming here will help me save money for the next eight years of school."

Niagara County Community College is the top choice of area high school students. At NCCC, students are priority number one. Our faculty and staff are dedicated to excellence and to providing the kind of learning environment where you can do your best.

NCCC is centrally located in Niagara County in Sanborn, N.Y., on a beautiful 287-acre rural campus.

The best way to experience NCCC is to visit! Tours are offered Monday through Friday, except for national and College holidays. This tour program includes an information session that will answer questions about admission, athletics, housing, scholarships, financial aid and campus life and a walking tour of campus. Tour reservations are required. Please call (716) 614-6200 or e-mail Admissions to schedule a convenient date.

Please review the Admissions Checklist before applying to ensure you have the necessary information for Admissions.

Submit your high school transcript, GED or proof of completion of an accredited Associates degree program.
Demonstrate completion of any prerequisites required by your program of choice
Send in all official college transcripts from any institution previously attended
Show completion of College placement Assessments or exemption from testing

You can enroll for the fall or spring semester, depending on program availability.

Applicants must have graduated from an accredited high school or must present verification of a high school equivalency diploma. Applicants without a high school diploma or its equivalent should meet with an admissions advisor to discuss their options.