Three Rivers Community College

Gaining the knowledge and skills to choose your own path in life: what experience could be more rewarding? Particularly when those rewards do not go only to individual students, but to the centers of business and healthcare and manufacturing and education to which graduates move on. Three Rivers is proud to be part of the community, and would be proud to have you be part of ours.

If you are interested in pursuing a two-year degree, a credit certificate, take college credit classes and/or eventually transfer to a four-year program, you can start by reviewing our list of programs here. Thank you for your interest in attending Three Rivers! The admissions staff is here to answer your questions and help you achieve your educational goals.

You do not need to take an SAT test to enroll. However, SAT scores and other testing play a role in your placement for math and english classes. The Admissions Department is usually able to notify students within a week of when their applications are submitted. Applications are accepted throughout the year.

When you give to the TRC Foundation, you are supporting the entire Three Rivers community. Many of our students go on to four-year universities, others become employed as engineers, nurses or other successful careers. Some students move on as paid interns or apprentices with local employers.

You can put your gift to work right away by endowing a scholarship that will be invested to ensure that there will be opportunities for students of the future or give an unrestricted gift to help support our cultural and fine arts programs, state-of-the-art equipment for a myriad of programs and majors.

With 57 different degree and certificate programs, transfer agreements that can lead to more than 500 different four-year degrees, and year-round programming for developing job skills that matter today, Three Rivers can be the starting point for any path you plan. Students may be as focused as the lasers in our Engineering Technologies lab, or have tastes as varied as the art on display in the student gallery.