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Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) is a public two-campus community college in the State University of New York (SUNY) system, founded in 1946 as the first community college in New York State. It serves 5,700+ students across its Utica and Rome campuses with 90+ degree, certificate, and microcredential programs organized through six academic schools, anchored by a STEM division focused on advanced manufacturing, semiconductor training, mechatronics, welding, precision metals, cybersecurity, and skilled trades. A 17:1 student-to-faculty ratio, 170+ transfer articulation agreements with four-year institutions, ABET-accredited engineering technology programs, an FAA-certified RPAS training program tied to the Griffiss International Airport test site, and the first MIT-affiliated FABLab at a New York State community college differentiate its technical-education portfolio.

MVCC's revenue model rests on three streams: tuition and fees (approximately $5,480 per year, with most students receiving full financial aid under Title IV), state appropriations as a SUNY campus, and federal grants secured primarily through Senator Charles Schumer for capital-intensive workforce development infrastructure — most notably $2 million for the Semiconductor and Advanced Manufacturing Training Center (2023, CHIPS & Science Act aligned) and $800,000 for the Precision Metals Training Center (2026). The SUNY Reconnect initiative extends free tuition to New York State adults aged 25–55 in high-demand fields, while the MV Tech Corps and FastTrack programs deliver free, short-form career certificates in mechatronics, welding, carpentry/masonry, CNC machining, HVAC, healthcare (CNA, Phlebotomy), and solar energy.

Distribution combines on-campus enrollment at both physical sites with online and hybrid delivery via Brightspace LMS, supported by Microsoft 365, Zoom, Modern Campus CMS, Parchment/Credly for digital credentialing, and CampusCE for non-credit continuing education. The college is currently constructing a 63,760-square-foot Applied Technology Center (groundbreaking September 2025, completion December 2027) to consolidate advanced-manufacturing and skilled-trades labs, signaling sustained capital expansion under a public-funding-driven growth model.

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MVCC is a public SUNY community college founded in 1946 in Utica, NY, serving 5,700+ students across two campuses with 90+ programs in advanced manufacturing, healthcare, STEM trades, and transfer pathways. It generates revenue through tuition, state appropriations, and federal workforce-development grants.

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community college education, associate degree programs, workforce training, technical career training, continuing education courses
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1Public Community Colleges
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2Technical Community Colleges (Applied/CTE-Focused)
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3Junior Colleges (Associate-Degree Granting)
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4Online Community Colleges (2-Year, Degree/Transfer)
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NAICS code4 codes
  • Junior Colleges611210
  • Junior Colleges61121
  • Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools611310
  • Technical and Trade Schools6115
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
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Community College Education
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1Tuition and Fees
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MVCC generates revenue primarily through student tuition and fees. The college charges approximately $5,480 yearly tuition, with most students receiving full financial aid to cover costs.

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2Federal and State Grants
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Description

MVCC receives federal funding for workforce development programs, including $2 million for semiconductor and advanced manufacturing training center and $800,000 for precision metals equipment at the Applied Technology Center.

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As a SUNY community college, MVCC receives state appropriations and is part of the fiscal year 2026 Labor, Health and Human Services Appropriations Bill funding.

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1Standard Yearly Tuition
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$5,480 yearly tuition for full-time students. Most students receive full financial aid.

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2SUNY Reconnect Free Tuition Program
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Adults ages 25-55 may qualify for free tuition through SUNY Reconnect initiative for high-demand career programs at MVCC.

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1MV Tech Corps
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An 8-month full certificate program providing skills training in high-demand careers including mechatronics, welding, carpentry/masonry, CNC machinist, and HVAC, with full tuition coverage.

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Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) is a two-campus SUNY-affiliated community college in Utica and Rome, NY, offering 90+ associate degree, certificate, and microcredential programs across six academic schools (Arts; Business & Hospitality; Health Sciences; Humanities; Public & Human Services; STEM). The college delivers career-focused programs including semiconductor and advanced manufacturing training, precision metals fabrication, mechatronics, welding, HVAC, carpentry/masonry, cybersecurity, and healthcare, supported by a 17:1 student-to-faculty ratio, 170+ transfer agreements, and an MIT-affiliated FABLab.

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Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) is a two-campus SUNY community college in Utica and Rome, NY, offering a broad portfolio of educational programs. The institution's product portfolio centers on career-focused academic programs organized across six academic schools (Arts; Business & Hospitality; Health Sciences; Humanities; Public & Human Services; STEM). Key programs include semiconductor and advanced manufacturing training (with a CHIPS Act-funded training center), precision metals fabrication (in a newly funded Applied Technology Center completing December 2027), STEM trades (welding, mechatronics, HVAC, carpentry, CNC machining, metal fabrication), cybersecurity, and healthcare. MVCC delivers programs through several modalities: traditional semester-based degree and certificate programs; free FastTrack one-semester career courses; the tuition-free MV Tech Corps eight-month cohort program; SUNY Reconnect (free degree pathways for adults 25–55); microcredentials via Parchment/Credly digital badges; non-credit continuing education (MVCConnect) via CampusCE; and apprenticeships. The college also operates the MIT-affiliated FABLab prototyping facility with industrial-grade equipment (3D printers, CNC routers, laser engravers). All programs integrate with Brightspace (primary LMS), Microsoft 365/Teams, Zoom, Modern Campus CMS, Parchment for credentialing, and Barnes & Noble for course materials.

Product and service15 records
1Associate Degree Programs (Six Academic Schools)
CategoryAcademic degree programs
Description

Two-year associate degree programs organized across six academic divisions: Arts; Business & Hospitality; Health Sciences; Humanities; Public & Human Services; and STEM. Encompasses fields such as nursing, business administration, criminal justice, engineering science, and liberal arts, preparing students for direct career entry or transfer to four-year institutions.

2Mechatronics Certificate Program
CategorySTEM certificate programs
Description

A one-year certificate program that synthesizes mechanical and electrical engineering, robotics, and computer programming to prepare students for advanced manufacturing careers and electro-mechanical systems operation and maintenance.

3Carpentry and Masonry Certificate Program
CategorySkilled trades certificate programs
Description

A two-semester certificate program held at MVCC's Construction and Trades Center in downtown Utica that trains students in residential and commercial carpentry and masonry, covering foundations, floors, walls, stairs, roofs, concrete construction, and brick masonry.

4MV Tech Corps
CategoryWorkforce development programs
Description

An eight-month full-tuition cohort program providing free skills training in mechatronics, welding, carpentry/masonry, CNC machining, and HVAC for high-demand technician and trades careers, with intensive personal and employment counseling included.

5FastTrack Career Programs
CategoryShort-term career training
Description

Free one-semester career-focused courses in healthcare (CNA, Phlebotomy), manufacturing and trades (welding, advanced manufacturing, solar energy), and education and professional services, designed for accelerated skills development and career advancement at no cost to students.

6SUNY Reconnect Free Tuition Program
CategoryTuition assistance programs
Description

A Governor Kathy Hochul/SUNY initiative enabling eligible New York State residents aged 25-55 to attend MVCC tuition-free in high-demand career fields, covering the full cost of tuition for qualifying adult learners.

7MVCC Microcredentials (Credly Digital Badges)
CategoryDigital credentials and microcredentials
Description

Stackable digital badge credentials backed by Parchment's Credly platform, earned through 3-5 targeted courses and recognized by employers, with a direct path to stack into MVCC certificates or degrees.

8FABLab Digital Fabrication Laboratory
CategoryDigital fabrication and prototyping services
Description

An MIT-affiliated digital fabrication laboratory (the first college FABLab in New York State) offering high-tech prototyping services for students, community members, and local businesses, equipped with 3D printers, laser engravers, CNC routers, vacuum formers, and 3D scanners.

9Continuing Education / MVCConnect
CategoryContinuing and community education
Description

Non-credit continuing education courses and workshops offered in-person and online across summer, fall, and spring terms, open to all ages and interests, including paralegal studies, project management, and insurance professional training, registered through CampusCE.

10Semiconductor and Advanced Manufacturing Training Center
CategoryWorkforce training centers
Description

A federally funded ($2 million, CHIPS & Science Act) semiconductor and advanced manufacturing training center in Utica, NY, providing specialized equipment and STEM program expansion to address high-tech workforce needs in the semiconductor industry.

11Precision Metals Training Center
CategoryWorkforce training centers
Description

A specialized training center within MVCC's Applied Technology Center providing equipment for precision metals fabrication careers, with careers paying approximately 18% above the regional average. Funded with $800,000 in federal appropriations to train students on industry-standard tools.

12Evening Degree Programs
CategoryAdult learner programs
Description

Degree programs designed for working adults to plan career changes around their existing schedules, offering evening course options across multiple disciplines to accommodate professional and personal commitments.

13Center for Leadership Excellence (CLE)
CategoryCommunity leadership programs
Description

A community leadership development program connecting and inspiring community members to develop leadership skills and create positive change in the Mohawk Valley, with structured experiences for participants at various leadership levels.

14SUNY Apprenticeships Program
CategoryEmployer apprenticeship programs
Description

Apprenticeship programs with available funding for employers in advanced manufacturing, healthcare, IT/cybersecurity/artificial intelligence, and other sectors outside construction trades to train and retain employees through structured earn-while-you-learn pathways.

15Pre-Employment Police Training Program
CategoryLaw enforcement training
Description

MVCC's Police Pre-Employment Training Program allowing students to complete Phase I of basic police training to become ethical, competent law enforcement officers, aligned with New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services requirements.

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-01-12
Description

Wolfspeed is referenced as a potential employer for mechatronics program graduates. MVCC's training programs are designed to supply workforce for advanced manufacturing facilities like Wolfspeed's operations in the region.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2019-01-01
Description

MVCC is a member of the NUAIR Alliance, a coalition of 200+ entities working together to operate and oversee RPAS (Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems) testing in three states. The alliance is headquartered in Syracuse and supports the RPAS test site at Griffiss International Airport in Rome, NY (one of only seven in the country).

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Description

Briggs & Stratton is mentioned as an employer for welding program graduates. The partnership ensures curriculum alignment with industry needs for structural and metal fabrication work.

Recent move9 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Adjacent SUNY community college serving a neighboring central NY county with similar two-year associate degree, certificate, and transfer programs. Direct peer given overlapping SUNY system affiliation, comparable size, and competing for the same regional adult-learner and traditional student pools.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mid-size SUNY community college in Syracuse, NY offering associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training across similar academic divisions. Direct peer given comparable SUNY governance, similar program mix including technical training, and overlapping Mohawk Valley / central NY recruitment geography.

TypeDirect peer
Description

SUNY community college in Watertown, NY with comparable scale, two-year degree programs, and military-affiliated student base (Fort Drum). Direct peer given shared SUNY affiliation and similar focus on workforce and transfer pathways in upstate NY.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Large SUNY community college in Troy, NY with extensive technical training, including semiconductor and advanced manufacturing programs aligned with the Albany nanotech corridor. Direct peer given SUNY affiliation and similar workforce-development focus, but operating at a larger scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Largest SUNY community college, based in Rochester, NY, with extensive associate degree, certificate, and technical training offerings including advanced manufacturing. Direct peer given SUNY governance and similar program architecture; competes for adult learner and workforce-training students.

TypeDirect peer
Description

SUNY community college in Binghamton, NY with comparable two-year academic, technical, and transfer programs. Direct peer given overlapping SUNY system, similar size, and similar upstate NY workforce development mission including technical trades.

TypeDirect peer
Description

SUNY community college in Schenectady, NY with two-year degrees, certificates, and technical programs including culinary, hospitality, and trades. Direct peer given shared SUNY governance and overlapping recruitment into upstate NY adult-learner segments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

SUNY community college serving Auburn and the Finger Lakes region of NY with associate degrees and workforce training. Direct peer given SUNY affiliation, similar rural/regional service area profile, and comparable program mix including technical training.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Large Ohio community college nationally recognized for workforce development, apprenticeship programs, and employer-aligned training in advanced manufacturing and IT. Comparable for its leadership in scaling free tuition/workforce credential programs and employer partnerships, though in a different geography.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Colorado community college with substantial technical, trades, and workforce-training programs and strong industry partnerships. Comparable for its scale and emphasis on technical/trade credentials, military-affiliated student base, and stackable credentialing approach.

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Mohawk Valley Community College

Community College Educationmvcc.edu

MVCC is a public SUNY community college founded in 1946 in Utica, NY, serving 5,700+ students across two campuses with 90+ programs in advanced manufacturing, healthcare, STEM trades, and transfer pathways. It generates revenue through tuition, state appropriations, and federal workforce-development grants.

What Mohawk Valley Community College does

Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) is a public two-campus community college in the State University of New York (SUNY) system, founded in 1946 as the first community college in New York State. It serves 5,700+ students across its Utica and Rome campuses with 90+ degree, certificate, and microcredential programs organized through six academic schools, anchored by a STEM division focused on advanced manufacturing, semiconductor training, mechatronics, welding, precision metals, cybersecurity, and skilled trades. A 17:1 student-to-faculty ratio, 170+ transfer articulation agreements with four-year institutions, ABET-accredited engineering technology programs, an FAA-certified RPAS training program tied to the Griffiss International Airport test site, and the first MIT-affiliated FABLab at a New York State community college differentiate its technical-education portfolio.

MVCC's revenue model rests on three streams: tuition and fees (approximately $5,480 per year, with most students receiving full financial aid under Title IV), state appropriations as a SUNY campus, and federal grants secured primarily through Senator Charles Schumer for capital-intensive workforce development infrastructure — most notably $2 million for the Semiconductor and Advanced Manufacturing Training Center (2023, CHIPS & Science Act aligned) and $800,000 for the Precision Metals Training Center (2026). The SUNY Reconnect initiative extends free tuition to New York State adults aged 25–55 in high-demand fields, while the MV Tech Corps and FastTrack programs deliver free, short-form career certificates in mechatronics, welding, carpentry/masonry, CNC machining, HVAC, healthcare (CNA, Phlebotomy), and solar energy.

Distribution combines on-campus enrollment at both physical sites with online and hybrid delivery via Brightspace LMS, supported by Microsoft 365, Zoom, Modern Campus CMS, Parchment/Credly for digital credentialing, and CampusCE for non-credit continuing education. The college is currently constructing a 63,760-square-foot Applied Technology Center (groundbreaking September 2025, completion December 2027) to consolidate advanced-manufacturing and skilled-trades labs, signaling sustained capital expansion under a public-funding-driven growth model.

Mohawk Valley Community College firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Mohawk Valley Community College
Legal name
Mohawk Valley Community College
Website
https://mvcc.edu
Company type
Public
Founded year
1946
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
MVCC is a public SUNY community college founded in 1946 in Utica, NY, serving 5,700+ students across two campuses with 90+ programs in advanced manufacturing, healthcare, STEM trades, and transfer pathways. It generates revenue through tuition, state appropriations, and federal workforce-development grants.
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Mohawk Valley Community College industry classification

Industry
Product category
Community College Education
NAICS
Junior Colleges (611210), Junior Colleges (61121), Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (611310), Technical and Trade Schools (6115)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
Public Community Colleges (EDAHADAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Technical Community Colleges (Applied/CTE-Focused) (EDAHADAD), Junior Colleges (Associate-Degree Granting) (EDAHADAC), Online Community Colleges (2-Year, Degree/Transfer) (EDAHALAC)

Keywords

  • Community college education
  • Associate degree programs
  • Workforce training
  • Technical career training
  • Continuing education courses

Where Mohawk Valley Community College is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Utica
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

Mohawk Valley Community College business model

Business model
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B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Tuition and Fees: MVCC generates revenue primarily through student tuition and fees. The college charges approximately $5,480 yearly tuition, with most students receiving full financial aid to cover costs.
  2. Federal and State Grants: MVCC receives federal funding for workforce development programs, including $2 million for semiconductor and advanced manufacturing training center and $800,000 for precision metals equipment at the Applied Technology Center.
  3. Appropriations: As a SUNY community college, MVCC receives state appropriations and is part of the fiscal year 2026 Labor, Health and Human Services Appropriations Bill funding.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualStandard Yearly Tuition
FreemiumAnnualSUNY Reconnect Free Tuition Program

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels5 records

Mohawk Valley Community College product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) is a two-campus SUNY-affiliated community college in Utica and Rome, NY, offering 90+ associate degree, certificate, and microcredential programs across six academic schools (Arts; Business & Hospitality; Health Sciences; Humanities; Public & Human Services; STEM). The college delivers career-focused programs including semiconductor and advanced manufacturing training, precision metals fabrication, mechatronics, welding, HVAC, carpentry/masonry, cybersecurity, and healthcare, supported by a 17:1 student-to-faculty ratio, 170+ transfer agreements, and an MIT-affiliated FABLab.

Product overview

Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) is a two-campus SUNY community college in Utica and Rome, NY, offering a broad portfolio of educational programs. The institution's product portfolio centers on career-focused academic programs organized across six academic schools (Arts; Business & Hospitality; Health Sciences; Humanities; Public & Human Services; STEM). Key programs include semiconductor and advanced manufacturing training (with a CHIPS Act-funded training center), precision metals fabrication (in a newly funded Applied Technology Center completing December 2027), STEM trades (welding, mechatronics, HVAC, carpentry, CNC machining, metal fabrication), cybersecurity, and healthcare. MVCC delivers programs through several modalities: traditional semester-based degree and certificate programs; free FastTrack one-semester career courses; the tuition-free MV Tech Corps eight-month cohort program; SUNY Reconnect (free degree pathways for adults 25–55); microcredentials via Parchment/Credly digital badges; non-credit continuing education (MVCConnect) via CampusCE; and apprenticeships. The college also operates the MIT-affiliated FABLab prototyping facility with industrial-grade equipment (3D printers, CNC routers, laser engravers). All programs integrate with Brightspace (primary LMS), Microsoft 365/Teams, Zoom, Modern Campus CMS, Parchment for credentialing, and Barnes & Noble for course materials.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • MV Tech Corps: An 8-month full certificate program providing skills training in high-demand careers including mechatronics, welding, carpentry/masonry, CNC machinist, and HVAC, with full tuition coverage.
  • FABLab
  • Office of Accessibility Resources (OAR)
  • FastTrack Career Programs

Products and services

  • Associate Degree Programs (Six Academic Schools) Two-year associate degree programs organized across six academic divisions: Arts; Business & Hospitality; Health Sciences; Humanities; Public & Human Services; and STEM. Encompasses fields such as nursing, business administration, criminal justice, engineering science, and liberal arts, preparing students for direct career entry or transfer to four-year institutions.
  • Mechatronics Certificate Program A one-year certificate program that synthesizes mechanical and electrical engineering, robotics, and computer programming to prepare students for advanced manufacturing careers and electro-mechanical systems operation and maintenance.
  • Carpentry and Masonry Certificate Program A two-semester certificate program held at MVCC's Construction and Trades Center in downtown Utica that trains students in residential and commercial carpentry and masonry, covering foundations, floors, walls, stairs, roofs, concrete construction, and brick masonry.
  • MV Tech Corps An eight-month full-tuition cohort program providing free skills training in mechatronics, welding, carpentry/masonry, CNC machining, and HVAC for high-demand technician and trades careers, with intensive personal and employment counseling included.
  • FastTrack Career Programs Free one-semester career-focused courses in healthcare (CNA, Phlebotomy), manufacturing and trades (welding, advanced manufacturing, solar energy), and education and professional services, designed for accelerated skills development and career advancement at no cost to students.
  • SUNY Reconnect Free Tuition Program A Governor Kathy Hochul/SUNY initiative enabling eligible New York State residents aged 25-55 to attend MVCC tuition-free in high-demand career fields, covering the full cost of tuition for qualifying adult learners.
  • MVCC Microcredentials (Credly Digital Badges) Stackable digital badge credentials backed by Parchment's Credly platform, earned through 3-5 targeted courses and recognized by employers, with a direct path to stack into MVCC certificates or degrees.
  • FABLab Digital Fabrication Laboratory An MIT-affiliated digital fabrication laboratory (the first college FABLab in New York State) offering high-tech prototyping services for students, community members, and local businesses, equipped with 3D printers, laser engravers, CNC routers, vacuum formers, and 3D scanners.
  • Continuing Education / MVCConnect Non-credit continuing education courses and workshops offered in-person and online across summer, fall, and spring terms, open to all ages and interests, including paralegal studies, project management, and insurance professional training, registered through CampusCE.
  • Semiconductor and Advanced Manufacturing Training Center A federally funded ($2 million, CHIPS & Science Act) semiconductor and advanced manufacturing training center in Utica, NY, providing specialized equipment and STEM program expansion to address high-tech workforce needs in the semiconductor industry.
  • Precision Metals Training Center A specialized training center within MVCC's Applied Technology Center providing equipment for precision metals fabrication careers, with careers paying approximately 18% above the regional average. Funded with $800,000 in federal appropriations to train students on industry-standard tools.
  • Evening Degree Programs Degree programs designed for working adults to plan career changes around their existing schedules, offering evening course options across multiple disciplines to accommodate professional and personal commitments.
  • Center for Leadership Excellence (CLE) A community leadership development program connecting and inspiring community members to develop leadership skills and create positive change in the Mohawk Valley, with structured experiences for participants at various leadership levels.
  • SUNY Apprenticeships Program Apprenticeship programs with available funding for employers in advanced manufacturing, healthcare, IT/cybersecurity/artificial intelligence, and other sectors outside construction trades to train and retain employees through structured earn-while-you-learn pathways.
  • Pre-Employment Police Training Program MVCC's Police Pre-Employment Training Program allowing students to complete Phase I of basic police training to become ethical, competent law enforcement officers, aligned with New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services requirements.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 17:1 student-to-faculty ratio ensures personalized attention
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Mohawk Valley Community College

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Mohawk Valley Community College technology and API

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Mohawk Valley Community College partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • WolfspeedcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 12 January 2023Wolfspeed is referenced as a potential employer for mechatronics program graduates. MVCC's training programs are designed to supply workforce for advanced manufacturing facilities like Wolfspeed's operations in the region.
  • NUAIR AlliancecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2019MVCC is a member of the NUAIR Alliance, a coalition of 200+ entities working together to operate and oversee RPAS (Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems) testing in three states. The alliance is headquartered in Syracuse and supports the RPAS test site at Griffiss International Airport in Rome, NY (one of only seven in the country).
  • Briggs & StrattoncoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerBriggs & Stratton is mentioned as an employer for welding program graduates. The partnership ensures curriculum alignment with industry needs for structural and metal fabrication work.

Scale indicators9 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Mohawk Valley Community College competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Herkimer County Community College (SUNY): Adjacent SUNY community college serving a neighboring central NY county with similar two-year associate degree, certificate, and transfer programs. Direct peer given overlapping SUNY system affiliation, comparable size, and competing for the same regional adult-learner and traditional student pools.
  • Onondaga Community College: Mid-size SUNY community college in Syracuse, NY offering associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training across similar academic divisions. Direct peer given comparable SUNY governance, similar program mix including technical training, and overlapping Mohawk Valley / central NY recruitment geography.
  • Jefferson Community College (SUNY): SUNY community college in Watertown, NY with comparable scale, two-year degree programs, and military-affiliated student base (Fort Drum). Direct peer given shared SUNY affiliation and similar focus on workforce and transfer pathways in upstate NY.
  • Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY): Large SUNY community college in Troy, NY with extensive technical training, including semiconductor and advanced manufacturing programs aligned with the Albany nanotech corridor. Direct peer given SUNY affiliation and similar workforce-development focus, but operating at a larger scale.
  • Monroe Community College (SUNY): Largest SUNY community college, based in Rochester, NY, with extensive associate degree, certificate, and technical training offerings including advanced manufacturing. Direct peer given SUNY governance and similar program architecture; competes for adult learner and workforce-training students.
  • Broome Community College (SUNY): SUNY community college in Binghamton, NY with comparable two-year academic, technical, and transfer programs. Direct peer given overlapping SUNY system, similar size, and similar upstate NY workforce development mission including technical trades.
  • Schenectady County Community College (SUNY): SUNY community college in Schenectady, NY with two-year degrees, certificates, and technical programs including culinary, hospitality, and trades. Direct peer given shared SUNY governance and overlapping recruitment into upstate NY adult-learner segments.
  • Cayuga Community College (SUNY): SUNY community college serving Auburn and the Finger Lakes region of NY with associate degrees and workforce training. Direct peer given SUNY affiliation, similar rural/regional service area profile, and comparable program mix including technical training.

Emerging players

  • Sinclair College: Large Ohio community college nationally recognized for workforce development, apprenticeship programs, and employer-aligned training in advanced manufacturing and IT. Comparable for its leadership in scaling free tuition/workforce credential programs and employer partnerships, though in a different geography.
  • Pikes Peak State College: Colorado community college with substantial technical, trades, and workforce-training programs and strong industry partnerships. Comparable for its scale and emphasis on technical/trade credentials, military-affiliated student base, and stackable credentialing approach.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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What does Mohawk Valley Community College do?

Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) is a two-campus SUNY-affiliated community college in Utica and Rome, NY, offering 90+ associate degree, certificate, and microcredential programs across six academic schools (Arts; Business & Hospitality; Health Sciences; Humanities; Public & Human Services; STEM). The college delivers career-focused programs including semiconductor and advanced manufacturing training, precision metals fabrication, mechatronics, welding, HVAC, carpentry/masonry, cybersecurity, and healthcare, supported by a 17:1 student-to-faculty ratio, 170+ transfer agreements, and an MIT-affiliated FABLab.

Is Mohawk Valley Community College a public or private company?

Mohawk Valley Community College is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Mohawk Valley Community College founded?

Mohawk Valley Community College was founded in 1946. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Mohawk Valley Community College based?

Mohawk Valley Community College is headquartered in Utica, United States, in the North America region.

How does Mohawk Valley Community College make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Tuition and Fees are the primary driver. The others are federal and State Grants and appropriations.

Who are Mohawk Valley Community College's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Herkimer County Community College (SUNY), Onondaga Community College, Jefferson Community College (SUNY), Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY), Monroe Community College (SUNY), Broome Community College (SUNY), Schenectady County Community College (SUNY) and Cayuga Community College (SUNY). Emerging players are Sinclair College and Pikes Peak State College.

Does Mohawk Valley Community College have an API?

No public API is recorded for Mohawk Valley Community College.

What industry is Mohawk Valley Community College in?

Mohawk Valley Community College's product category is Community College Education. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAHADAA, Public Community Colleges, with a secondary code of EDAHADAD, Technical Community Colleges (Applied/CTE-Focused). Its NAICS code is 611210 and its SIC code is 8200.

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YahooSummer Youth Work Readiness program kicks off in Oneida CountyOneida County held the Summer Youth Employment Program's Work Readiness Day kickoff on June 29 at Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica, New York, marking the start of a program that will place approximately 450 at-risk youth ages 14-18 at work sites across the county for 4-6 weeks. The program, funded by New York State, provides participants with real-world work experience through roles such as beautifying parks, planting community gardens, and helping operate children's programs. County Executive Anthony Picente emphasized that the initiative aims to develop teamwork, communication, and critical thinking skills while preparing youth for productive careers.Suny6-24-26 SUNY Reconnect Tour at MVCCSUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. visited Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica, New York, to promote the SUNY Reconnect program which provides free tuition and supplies for adult learners. The initiative, backed by Governor Hochul, has allocated $4 million system-wide to community colleges to support implementation, with MVCC receiving $160,000 to hire dedicated staff and conduct outreach.Utica Observer DispatchSchumer announces funding for MVCC program for high-tech job trainingU.S. Senator Charles Schumer announced $800,000 in federal funding for Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica, New York, to purchase tools and equipment for a Precision Metals Training Center that will be housed in the Applied Technology Center under construction on the college's campus. The funding, from the fiscal year 2026 Labor, Health and Human Services Appropriations Bill, will enable students to train on industry-standard equipment used by regional employers in precision metals fabrication careers, which pay approximately 18% above the regional average. The 63,760-square-foot Applied Technology Center, groundbreaking for which took place in September, is scheduled for completion in December 2027 and will include 16 specialized labs spanning fields such as robotics, chemistry, welding, and advanced manufacturing.United States Senate Committee on Armed ServicesSCHUMER ANNOUNCES $800,000 IN FEDERAL FU...U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer announced $800,000 in federal funding for Mohawk Valley Community College in the fiscal year 2026 Labor, Health and Human Services Appropriations Bill to upgrade its precision metals training program into a state-of-the-art Precision Metals Training Center. The funding will allow MVCC to purchase industry-aligned tools and equipment matching what leading metals sector employers use, enabling tailored workforce training without disrupting manufacturing floor operations. The college's precision metals program prepares students for high-demand jobs that pay approximately 18% above the regional average, supporting the Mohawk Valley's manufacturing sector growth.SpectrumlocalnewsSchumer: MVCC center will prepare Mohawk Valley students for new tech jobsU.S. Senator Chuck Schumer announced that the Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) will receive $2 million in federal funding from the Chips and Science Bill to establish a semiconductor and advanced manufacturing training center. The funds will be used to purchase industrial-grade equipment for robotics, welding, and electrical engineering programs, with renovations expected to complete by 2025. MVCC anticipates preparing over 2,400 students for STEM fields in its first three years.United States Senate Committee on Armed ServicesSCHUMER DELIVERS $2 MILLION TO MOHAWK VA...Senator Chuck Schumer announced $2 million in federal funding for Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) to establish a semiconductor and advanced manufacturing training center, supporting local workforce development in Utica, NY. This initiative is part of Schumer's broader effort to enhance economic growth and job readiness in response to opportunities from tech companies like Micron and Wolfspeed in the region. The training center aims to equip workers with skills for high-demand tech jobs, contributing to the area's emerging high-tech sector.MvccMVCC Airframe and Powerplant students compete in Aerospace Maintenance Competition in TexasMohawk Valley Community College's Airframe and Powerplant Certificate students traveled to Dallas, Texas, in late April to compete in the Aerospace Maintenance Competition, sponsored by seven aviation and aerospace companies. The five-member team finished 35th overall and 13th of 28 college teams, placing in the top 10 in 11 events, including a second-place finish in the Education Category.GlobeNewswireDOWN TO EARTH GOES BACK TO SCHOOL WITH THE DRONE SURVEYORS OF TOMORROWMohawk Valley Community College's RPAS program, using Microdrones drone surveying equipment, will be featured in a webinar on April 28, 2021. Professor Bill Judycki teaches students to map a 200-acre golf course with the mdMapper1000DG, covering curriculum and fieldwork. The webinar includes three episodes on classroom and field operations.