1014 SW 7th Road
Ocala, FL 34471
(352) 671-7200
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At a Glance

Marion Technical College seeks to serve a broad and diverse range of students, based on both individual and employer needs.  Learning is a life-long process. We are committed to providing all with a wide variety of educational opportunities. At Marion Technical College we provide the foundation for your success. When you succeed, we succeed.  Why choose one of our 25 Career Technical Education programs?  Affordable Tuition; Hands-On Training; 100% Licensure Pass Rate.  Where Professionals Are Made!

Marion Technical College (MTC) is a Public institution located in the North region of Florida. MTC has National Accreditation.

The main campus in Ocala, FL has a City feeling.

Marion Technical College offers programs that lead to the following types of degrees:

  • Certificate
Some Marion Technical College programs have basic skills exit requirements.
Highest Enrollment Programs
  • Firefighter
  • Welding Technology
  • Practical Nursing
  • Cosmetology
  • Commercial Vehicle Driving
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Student Body (as of Spring 2025)

Continuous enrollment in many programs.
Enrollment Status
Enrollment Status
Enrollment Type Number of Students
Full Time 1442
Part Time 746

Full-time students outnumber part-time students (1.93:1) at Marion Technical College.

Demographics
Demographics
Ethnicity Percentage of Students
American Indian/Alaska Native 2.00
Asian 2.00
Black/African American 17.00
Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 1.00
Hispanic/Latino 16.00
White/Caucasian 50.00
Other/Unknown 12.00

The most common ethnicity is White/Caucasian (50%) followed by Black/African American (17%.)

Gender
Gender
Gender Percentage of Students
Female 45.00
Male 55.00

At 55%, male students outnumber female students by a significant margin. Percentages are based on "as reported" values.

Additional Information

MTC seeks to provide relevant education through high-quality services, programs, training, and education, thus ensuring that the students acquire the necessary skills required to meet the needs of employers.

We are committed to offering the right training and education that will ensure a better, prosperous future for our students. We strive to not just create graduates, but leaders in their chosen career fields. We hope to inspire every one of our students to be leaders, make the right choices, and serve others. When we work together, anything is possible.

Marion Technical College focuses on the impact of the adult workforce needs, earnings and employment outcomes for all students.

Enrollment Stats
Total Students: 2,188
Average Student Age: 29
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Costs and Financial Aid (as of Spring 2025)

Financial aid funding consists of grants, scholarships and other various sources of financial assistance. It is available to eligible students to help them meet education costs.
150
Clock Hours
for Full-Time
$3
In-State Tuition
per Clock Hour
$12
Out-Of-State Tuition
per Clock Hour
Yes
Bright Futures
Scholarships
Additional Information

Standard MTC Financial Aid

This financial assistance funds up to $3.00 per clock hour of the program.  The 25-26 clock hour rate is $2.92. MTC Financial Assistance is available for all CCP programs that are not Pell-eligible, and CCP Pell eligible programs for students meeting specific criteria. An error-free FAFSA using the MTC school code of 031039 must be completed in order to be considered for this scholarship. An FSA ID is required to access this website and can be obtained at https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch.

Scholarships

Scholarship and Funding Opportunities:

  • Federal Pell Grant
  • Federal Student Equal Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
  • Veterans Education Assistance Program
  • Vocational Rehabilitation
  • Bright Futures Scholarship
  • FSAG-CE Grant
  • Scholarships for Children/Spouses of Deceased/Disabled Veterans
  • Honorably Discharged Graduate Assistance Grant
  • Florida Prepaid College Fund
  • FCB – Florida Council of the Blind
  • FCCLV – Florida Council Certified Low Vision
  • Florida Governors Council on Indian Affairs
  • Florida Farmworker Student Scholarship
  • Careersource Funding
  • Other Third Party Financial Assistance
  • Americorps National Service Organization
Estimated Full-Time Costs
Estimated Full-Time Costs
Category Cost
Full-Time Tuition 1000.00
Books and Supplies 0.00
Housing Costs 0.00

The total estimated full time costs of $1,000.00 consists of $1,000.00 for Tuition, $0.00 for Books and Supplies, and $0.00 for Housing.

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Admissions (as of Spring 2025)

$20
Student
Application Fee
N/A
Required
Tuition Deposit
No
Competitive
Admissions Policy
Admissions Policy
The admissions policy for Marion Technical College is unknown.
Admission Notification Plan
Prior to program start
Additional Information

•COMPLETE ONLINE APPLICATION

•Submit completed school application online. www.mariontc.edu (Application Online)

•SUBMIT PAPERWORK TO STUDENT SERVICES at the MTC Campus. Provide copies of two officially recognized proofs of residency, copies of driver's License, and the supplemental program packet.

•FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION – www.fafsa.gov

•Complete FAFSA Application and provide a Student Aid Index (SAI). MTC School Code: 031039

•You will be notified by program department of acceptance.

•You will be notified by Financial Aid of estimated funds available. (Registered)

•Pay Fee in Student Fees and/or sign voucher document in Financial Aid Office to complete process

Application Deadlines
Academic Period Admissions Deadline Financial Aid Deadline
* Note: Marion Technical College follows a Rolling Admissions policy.
Additional Deadlines Information

Applications taken continuously.  Applications accepted until the class is full or one week prior to the class starting.

Admissions URL
https://mariontc.edu/admissions/
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Campuses

Main Campus
1014 SW 7th Road
Ocala, FL  34471
(352) 671-7200
Website
Florida State Fire College
11655 Northwest Gainesville Road
Ocala, FL  34482
(352) 671-7200
Website
Marion Technical College - Extension
1614 East Fort King Street
Ocala, FL  34471
(352) 671-7200
Website
MTC Transportation & Logistics Center
3050 Northeast 36th Avenue
Ocala, FL  34479
(352) 671-7200
Website
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Programs

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Advising

At Marion Technical College (MTC), students have access to counseling services provided by qualified faculty and dedicated staff. These services are designed to support students throughout their academic journey, from enrollment to graduation and beyond.

New students are introduced to counseling services through orientation and first-year experience programming. In addition, students participating in special initiatives—such as dual enrollment or targeted career pathways—receive tailored advising support to ensure successful transitions and outcomes.

MTC’s Career Services Department supports students with job placement, resume building, mock interviews, and networking opportunities. Through partnerships with local employers and alumni, students also benefit from mentorship and real-world insights into their chosen fields.

Non-Traditional Student

Marion Technical College (MTC) is committed to supporting the diverse needs of non-traditional students, including adult learners, working professionals, parents, and those returning to education after an extended break. The college employs a multifaceted strategy to ensure these students have access to the resources, flexibility, and support necessary for academic and personal success.

Marion Technical College is committed to removing barriers and building pathways to success for non-traditional students. Through a combination of flexible programming, targeted advising, accessible resources, and a supportive campus environment, MTC empowers students to achieve their academic and career goals—no matter where they are in life.

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Campus Life (as of Spring 2025)

Staff and student appreciation are continual. Institutional Total 2022-2023 Completion 82.92% Placement 82.45% Licensure Rate 99.05%
Activities
Greek Academic Organizations
Greek Fraternities
Greek Sororities
Social Fraternities
Social Sororities
Academic Honor Societies
Professional Associations
Marching Band
Special Interest Clubs / Organizations
Symphony Orchestra
Student Government Association
Theater
On-Campus Services
Fitness Services
Child Care Services
Medical Services
Marion Technical College does not offer Fitness, Child Care, or Medical services.
Additional Information

Studies have shown that students who work closely with a counselor while planning their educational goals are more likely to succeed in any educational endeavor. That is why Marion Technical College offers the Student Services Department, staffed with a team of professional counselors, to assist with prospective, current, and former students. The professional counseling staff stands ready to assist students in their academic and professional endeavors. Our counselors work closely with students to ensure success in all of their educational goals.

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Returning Students (as of Spring 2025)

More than 80 percent of students receive a form of financial assistance at the school.
Admissions/Re-Admissions Instructions
Admissions for returning students is done by the student services department. Walk-ins Welcome
Financial Aid
Students must apply for FAFSA each year. Grants, scholarships, and other various financial assistance sources are available based on requirements.
Additional Information
Students must apply for FAFSA each year. Grants, scholarships, and other various financial assistance sources are available based on requirements.
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Contact Directory

Admission

Earl Scott - Coordinator 1 (Welding, CDL, HVAC)
 (352) 671-7200

Admission

Kim McManis - Coordinator, Health Sciences
 (352) 671-7200

Admission

Laurel Lapane - Coordinator, Student Services

Admission

Tracey Thornhill-Parker - Program Manager

Financial Aid

Anissa Damon - Coordinator, Financial Aid
 (352) 671-7203