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Beatrice Salazar

Macomb alumna discovers her full potential

Alumni Stories

by Macomb Community College

Beatrice Salazar started Macomb unsure of her future. But after two years at the college, she discovered a love for learning, a passion for business and a renewed belief in her own potential. Beatrice attended online high school due to the pandemic. Shortly before graduating in 2022, her mom encouraged her to enroll at Macomb. This wasn’t a random choice as Beatrice had been to Macomb before, having participated in performance camps and workshops as a child.

Advance Your Career

Advance Your Career with professional development at Macomb Community College

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by Macomb Community College

Whether you’re interested in sharpening your skills, earning a certification, or exploring a new industry, Macomb’s professional development programs are designed to help you transform your future.

Ruby Thao

Becoming a Work Study Helps Student Gain New Skills

Student Stories

by Macomb Community College

When Ruby Thao started at Macomb, her goal was to study the two subjects she is most passionate about, English and history. Through Macomb’s work study program, Ruby discovered a new sense of confidence that extended beyond the classroom.

Attend for free

Just finished high school? You could attend Macomb without paying tuition

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by Macomb Community College

The robotics industry is booming, offering high-paying, hands-on careers across several sectors including manufacturing, health care, logistics and more. The growing demand makes a career in robotics a smart choice for those interested in technology, automation and innovation.

Billy Scheinpflug

Macomb Early College alumnus discovers welding, sparks path to Wayne State

Alumni Stories

by Macomb Community College

With his eyes on the future and a welder’s torch in hand, William (Billy) Scheinpflug is ready to shape the world one spark at a time. After finishing Macomb’s Early College program, Billy, 19, is now pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Welding and Metallurgical Engineering Technology at Wayne State University.