Kansas City Kansas Community College

Kansas City Kansas Community College (KCKCC) stands as a beacon of educational opportunity, committed to "Making Life Better" for its diverse student body. Since its founding in 1923, KCKCC has been a cornerstone of the community, providing accessible and high-quality education that empowers individuals to achieve their academic and career goals, shaping brighter futures for over 4,800 students.

The college's rich history began nearly a century ago as part of the Public School System of Kansas City, Kansas. It evolved significantly over the decades, reflecting state-wide changes in higher education. In 1965, it transitioned to Kansas City Kansas Junior College, and then in 1979, aligning with new legislation, proudly adopted its current name: Kansas City Kansas Community College, signifying its crucial role in serving the broader community.

Today, under the leadership of President Greg Mosier, KCKCC fosters a dynamic learning environment where growth and learning thrive. As a robust community college, KCKCC is known for offering foundational studies, career training, and seamless transfer pathways to four-year institutions, all designed to equip students with practical skills and knowledge. The commitment embedded in its motto ensures a supportive and engaging student experience focused on individual success and community impact.