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Johnson County Partner Program

What is JCPP?

Let us help you piece together a four-year plan at MNU, partnering with you from day one, while you pursue your two-year opportunity at Johnson County Community College.

While you pursue your Associate’s at JCCC, you will take one class per semester right here at MNU. That class will be billed at our exclusive Partner Program rate, which is nearly the same as what you’ll pay at JCCC.

When you complete your time at JCCC, you’ll be at least 11 credits ahead, having possibly earned multiple transfer scholarships, and will have unlocked the full resources and communities of these two premiere JoCo institutions.

Program Snapshot

At JCCC

  • Go to JCCC full time (12 hours) and seek to attain your associates degree, there.
  • Pursue associates degrees and classes that may be exclusive to JCCC.
  • Your FAFSA and all your financial aid conversations go through JCCC.

At MNU

  • Take one class per semester at MNU.
  • If you are a first-year, first-semester student, that first class will be a combination of our Freshman and Department Seminars, teaching you valuable skills and plugging you into critical communities.
  • Other than first-year, first-semester seminar pathway, there are no limits or expectations on which class you choose to pursue at MNU. Use your one class to fulfill prerequisites, any faith-based classes, or just explore an area of interest.
  • The “a la carte” MNU price is just $110 a credit hour.
  • MNU Athletics are not available via this program, until transferring over full time, but performing arts and other extracurricular activities may very well be an option!
  • You’ll have access to ALL MNU facilities and servies.

Apply Today!

Fill out applications at both JCCC and MNU and we’ll partner with you, throughout the process!

A representative from MNU’s admissions team will serve as the point person in this program and will connect with you directly!

Admissions Events

New Student Orientation (NSO)
MNU Campus
Aug 14, 2026 @ 2:45pm
to Aug 17, 2026 @ 3:00pm
Students starting in the fall or spring must participate in New Student Orientation. This event is for all incoming traditional students, including commuters and transfers under 25.
New Student Orientation (NSO)