North Central Missouri College is a public community college located in Trenton, MO. It offers 40 programs for degree/certificate. (Of that, the distance learning opportunity (online degrees/courses) is given to 2 programs).

It is accredited by Higher Learning Commission.

The 2025 tuition & fees of North Central Missouri College is $7,560 for Missouri residents and $8,820 for out-of-state students. Its tuition & fees is cheaper than that of Missouri public community colleges' average ($8,944).

The school has 1,951 students, which is higher than Missouri community collleges' average (1,438). In addition, 776 students have enrolled online exclusively. The students to faculty ratio is 19 to 1, which is higher than the average ratio (15 to 1) of Missouri community colleges.

2025 Tuition & Fees

The following table shows the 2024-2025 tuition & fees, books & supplies, and living costs at North Central Missouri College. Then, we compare its costs to Missouri community colleges and all U.S. community colleges.

In addition, the chart shows tuition trends over the last 5 years. You can check more comprehensive tuition information on the cost of attendance page.

2025 Cost Of Attendance - NCMC
Missouri ResidentsOut-of-State
Tuition & Fees$7,560$8,820
Books & Supplies$792
On-Campus Living Costs$13,596
Off-Campus Living Costs$15,808
Average Financial Aid$6,107
Cost of Attendance$21,948$23,208
After Financial Aid$15,841$17,101
NCMC Tuition Comparison to National and State Average
Missouri ResidentsOut-of-State Students
North Central Missouri College$7,560$8,820
Public Community Colleges in Missouri$7,290$8,944
Public Community Colleges in U.S.$5,207$8,749

Offered Degrees/Programs By Area of Study

North Central Missouri College offers Certificate and Associate's programs. The following table summarizes the number of offered programs by degree types.

Offered Programs and Online Availability
CertificateAssociate'sBachelor's
Online ProgramsNOT OFFERED2NOT OFFERED
Total Programs1426NOT OFFERED

The following tables list each major program along with offered degrees and online availability. The number in each column indicates the number of awarded degrees and/or certificates of the program. It includes completers through on-campus classes, partially online classes, and only online classes.

What is Computer and Information Sciences program?
CertificateAssociateBachelor
Agricultural Business and ManagementNOT OFFERED 9 completers
 NOT OFFERED
What is Education program?
CertificateAssociateBachelor
Computer and Information SciencesNOT OFFERED 2 completers
 NOT OFFERED
Information TechnologyNOT OFFERED NOT OFFERED
What is Work and Family Studies program?
CertificateAssociateBachelor
Teacher Education, Multiple LevelsNOT OFFERED 35 completers
 NOT OFFERED
What is Liberal Arts and Sciences, Humanities program?
CertificateAssociateBachelor
Child Care and Support Services ManagementNOT OFFERED 10 completers
 NOT OFFERED
What is Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, and Firefighting program?
CertificateAssociateBachelor
Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal StudiesNOT OFFERED 141 completers
 NOT OFFERED
General StudiesNOT OFFERED 11 completers
 NOT OFFERED
What is Mechanics and Repairers program?
CertificateAssociateBachelor
Criminal Justice/Police Science 6 completers
 NOT OFFERED
Fire Science/Fire-fightingNOT OFFERED NOT OFFERED
What is Business program?
CertificateAssociateBachelor
Dental Hygiene/HygienistNOT OFFERED NOT OFFERED
Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical SecretaryNOT OFFERED NOT OFFERED
Medical/Clinical AssistantNOT OFFERED 1 completers
 NOT OFFERED
Occupational Therapist AssistantNOT OFFERED 9 completers
 NOT OFFERED
Pharmacy Technician/AssistantNOT OFFERED 1 completers
 NOT OFFERED
Emergency Medical Technology/Technician (EMT Paramedic)NOT OFFERED 2 completers
 NOT OFFERED
Medical Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiation TherapistNOT OFFERED NOT OFFERED
Surgical Technology/TechnologistNOT OFFERED 8 completers
 NOT OFFERED
Diagnostic Medical Sonography/Sonographer and Ultrasound TechnicianNOT OFFERED NOT OFFERED
Radiologic Technology/Science - RadiographerNOT OFFERED 14 completers
 NOT OFFERED
Clinical/Medical Laboratory TechnicianNOT OFFERED 2 completers
 NOT OFFERED
Psychiatric/Mental Health Services TechnicianNOT OFFERED 5 completers
 NOT OFFERED
Registered Nursing/Registered NurseNOT OFFERED 100 completers
 NOT OFFERED
Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training73 completers
 NOT OFFERED NOT OFFERED
What is Business program?
CertificateAssociateBachelor
Business/CommerceNOT OFFERED 25 completers
 NOT OFFERED
Business Administration and ManagementNOT OFFERED NOT OFFERED
Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping NOT OFFERED NOT OFFERED

Student Population

There are 1,951 students at North Central Missouri College including both full-time and part-time students. By gender, 503 male students and 1,344 female students are attending the school.

The following table shows the total number of students by gender and attending status at the school. You can check more enrollment information of the school.

Student Population
TotalFull-TimePart-time
Total1,8478111,036
Male Students503241262
Female Students1,344570774

Distance Learning (Online Degree/Program) Enrollment

Of the 1,951 total students, 1,420 students enrolled through distance learning (776 students enrolled exclusively and 644 enrolled in some online courses).

Distance Learning Enrollment Distribution
Total Enrollment1,951
Enrolled Exclusively in Online Courses776
Enrolled in Some But Not All Online Courses644
Not Enrolled In Any Online Courses531

School Profile and Academic Overview

The following table shows directory information and summarizes important academic and admission characteristics for North Central Missouri College.

Directory Information and Key Academic Statistics
Type2-4 year, public
Address1301 Main St, Trenton, MO
Phone660-359-3948
Tuition & Fees (2024-2025) »In-State$7,560
Out-of-State$8,820
Student Population »1,951 Total Enrollment
Graduation Rate »58%
Transfer-out Rate11%
Retention Rate66% (Full-time)
37% (Part-time)
Average Financial Aid »$6,107
Students to Faculty19:1 (5.26%)