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Become a Student Ambassador

The MCC Student Ambassador Program is always looking for respectable, qualified students to assist the Admissions Office. MCC Ambassadors are an elite group of students carefully chosen to represent diverse degree programs, athletic involvements, and club/organization memberships. Ambassadors serve the College by supporting the recruiting efforts and routine affairs of the Admissions Office and other administrative offices as requested. The Ambassador program is scholarship-based; students can earn up to $1,600 a year.

QUALIFICATIONS

Education: Ambassadors must be enrolled as full-time students at MCC.
Experience: Preference is given to those best qualified to work in a customer service environment.
Academics: Ambassadors must have a minimum 2.7 high school GPA. They must maintain regular class attendance and have a minimum 2.5 GPA at MCC.
Abilities:
- Able to work in an environment of shifting priorities, frequent interruptions, hectic pace, and interaction with students, staff, and/or the public.
- Working knowledge of computer software programs, including Word and Excel.
- Excellent written and oral communication skills, including proficiency in business English, grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
- Able to work independently and be a team player in completing assigned tasks and meeting deadlines.
- Enthusiastic desire to demonstrate MCC school spirit.

Meet the MCC Ambassadors
	Bailey Grant: I chose MCC because it will help me pay for my college in the future! I also knew lots of people who have gone to MCC and heard great things. What I like best about MCC is the staff! I am a freshman at MCC and a Business Administration major. What I like best about my major is the flexibility of the classes I can take. I am from Le Grand, IA. I have four siblings. I play slow pitch softball and work at the YMCA. My advice for incoming college students is to put yourself out there and try new things. I am undecided on my transfer plans.

	Kamden Jacobson: I chose MCC because it is close to home and I liked the environment. What I like best about MCC is how welcoming the staff is. I am a freshman and my major is Dental Assisting. What I like most about my major is that I can help people be confident with their smile. I am from State Center. I have 3 younger siblings and 3 dogs. I enjoy spending time with friends and family, going bowling, and spending time outside. My advice for college-bound students is don't be afraid to ask for help. After MCC I plan to transfer to Indian Hills Community College to pursue dental hygiene.

	Ketsia Mulunda: I chose MCC because it is an international student friendly community college, which is awesome. This allowed me to be exposed to different cultures allowing me to grow and have more knowledge about different lifestyles and social norms from different people. Along with that, class sizes are good, allowing me to interact easily with my professors. What I like most about MCC is that it is very welcoming environment, professors I have had so far are very kind and helpful. I am a freshman majoring in Business Finance. My major is quite challenging and requires dedication and willingness to work. These allow me to build my character not only as a student, but it prepares me for my future. I am from Lubumbashi, Congo. I am from a family of 9, am a RA at MCC and I like to watch documentaries. My advice for college-bound students is do not be afraid to open up. Being outgoing is important to build relationships. Also ask for help. It allows you to learn and minimize making mistakes. I am looking forward to transferring to a four-year university after I graduate from MCC.

	Imigyn Stratton: I chose MCC because of the great environment and I was also recruited to play volleyball. What I like best about MCC is the environment and the people. It is so fun, and everyone is helpful. It has so many options to help you succeed. I am a sophomore at MCC and a Business Administration major. What I like best about my major is that it is great for transferring and it’s easy to schedule the classes I need. I am from North English, IA. I have three younger sisters, play volleyball at MCC, am a leader in FCA and a member of PTK. My advice for college-bound students it to take college classes in high school. Don’t be afraid to try new things and get involved. After MCC I plan to transfer to UNI for business or interior/exterior design.