Admissions
Student Success Starts Here
- Admissions
- About Our Programs
- Why MCC?
- Paying for College
- Express Registration Day
- Sign Up for Open Houses
- Sign Up for a Campus Tour
- Sign Up for a Nursing Info Session
- Sign Up for a DMS & Rad Tech Info Session
- Sign Up for a Dental Assisting Info Session
- Sign Up for a Dental Hygiene Info Session
- Course Placement Information
- Contact & Visit
- Request Information
Meet MCC Students: Click on the photos to learn more
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
Name: Anna Swanson
Major Program of Study:
Business Administration Transfer
Why Middlesex?
My brother attended MCC years ago and it seemed like a friendly place. When it came
to my own college career, I realized Middlesex was the perfect bridge between high
school and adulthood. The Bedford campus is so beautiful and the teachers love what
they do.
Why business administration?I have always been interested in how a company runs, from top to bottom. It’s fascinating to see the effect one business or industry can have on the whole economy.
Favorite MCC class:
Principles of Marketing with Professor Bob Awkward. We studied different forms of marketing and advertisement.
I was especially interested in the effect local cultures had on the branding of items.
Favorite MCC moment:
I have many, such as taking an Honors course and being selected to join the Paul H.
Sullivan Leadership Institute. But my most favorite are moments when there was really
nothing “educational” going on, like sitting in the courtyard with friends in the
spring and early fall. I also like going to the many Enrichment Period programs, attending
club meetings, enjoying Reiki treatments at the Wellness Fair, and etching glass during
Stress-Buster Week. Those are the moments I will treasure as I leave this college
and make my way into the world.
Future plans?
I hope to transfer to a four-year college to obtain my bachelor’s degree in business,
then join an organization that makes a difference in the world. MCC’s Day of Service and other such programs have taught me the importance of community service.