Students from Blackford, Burris, Cowan, Daleville, Delta, Monroe Central, Muncie Central, Union City, Wapahani, Wes-Del, Winchester, and Yorktown High Schools can attend the MACC.

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MACC programs are designed for 2 years of participation. Many students complete the second year of the program, while other students enroll in a different program for their second year at the MACC, and some students attend for only one year.

Most MACC programs give students the opportunity to earn up to 3 high school credits per semester.

Yes, most MACC programs offer students the opportunity to earn free college credits through dual credit agreements with Ivy Tech, Vincennes, or Purdue (depending on the program). Students must successfully complete the requirements from the college or university in order to attain college credit.

Yes, many of our programs include embedded work-based learning experiences in the career field. Some are included in the first year of the program, while others are in the second year of the program. 

Most MACC programs are offered at the MACC. Purdue Engineering Technology is taught at Muncie Central High School, but is available to students from all sending high schools. The Cosmetology program is offered at Amber’s Beauty School.

Yes, for some sending schools at specific times. Students from Union City, Winchester, and Monroe Central may ride a bus to and from the MACC for the morning session. Students from Blackford and Delta have bus transportation to and from the MACC for the afternoon session. A shuttle transports Muncie Central students to and from the MACC for both the AM and PM session. Students attending the Cosmetology program must provide their own transportation. Students should consult with their high school for more information on transportation to and from the MACC.

The morning session is offered from 7:55 to 10:30 a.m. The afternoon session is offered from 12:25 to 3:00 p.m. Cosmetology has its own schedule, with classes Tuesday through Friday, 12:30 to 5:00 and Saturday, 7:45 to 2:00.

Sophomores and juniors interest in attending the MACC next school year should visit the MACC website at https://macc.muncie.k12.in.us/departments/cte/application. Applications will go live in November. Once you apply, your application will be sent to your high school counselor for review and approval.

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Students who have been accepted into a MACC program will be notified by their school counselor sometime after Spring Break.

MACC students earn high school credits that count toward their diploma requirements, and students can satisfy the Graduation Pathways requirements for Postsecondary Ready Competencies through their MACC program. Some students will also complete activities to meet the Employability Skills requirements, as well. Students who meet specific criteria and complete certifications and dual credits through their MACC program may also qualify for the Technical Honors Diploma.

Yes, several MACC programs give students the chance to earn either a Certificate or Technical Certificate from Ivy Tech Community College. Students in these programs may have the opportunity to participate in Ivy Tech’s commencement before they even graduate high school. At present, programs aligned to an Ivy Tech CT or TC include: Health Sciences, Automotive, Welding, Carpentry, Electrical, Criminal Justice, Early Childhood Education, and HVAC.