Our Students
Students in our Bedford Hills and Taconic programs are held to the same rigorous academic standards as anyone at MMC, taking placement exams in math, reading, and essay writing, and fulfilling the same general education and major requirements. A college degree substantially increases these students’ chances for fruitful employment after their release. With their degrees, many BHCP and TCP graduates work in social-service nonprofits, prison-transition services, and social work.
On our Manhattan campus, the Bedford Hills Club (BHC) is a student organization committed to prison reform and accessible education, and works to further bridge MMC’s three campuses through education, awareness, and active involvement. Currently, the BHC donates to and volunteers for Books Through Bars, promotes the annual Stand Up, Speak Out Film Festival, and participates in additional on- and off-campus events as developed. Books Through Bars NYC is a non-profit volunteer-based organization that sends books to incarcerated people all over the United States. Follow the club on Instagram , or email BHCPC@mmm.edu for more information.