Introduction
One of the more than 100 campuses that make up California
One of the more than 100 campuses that make up California
| Overall Score (about) | Insufficient Data |
| Total Cost On-Campus Attendance | $2,994 |
| Admission Success rate | N/A |
| Student Ratio Students-to-Faculty | 19 : 1 |
| Retention (full-time / part-time) | N/A / N/A |
| Enrollment Total (all students) | 9,378 |
SCC offers an array of associate
In keeping with its mission to offer educational alternatives to a broad cross-section of the local population, the college has an open admissions policy, allowing virtually every student who enrolls a chance to initiate and complete a degree program.
However, there are still a number of pre-admission requirements that prospective students must attend to before enrolling. These include proof of age, high school diploma or equivalency, assessment of readiness and ability to benefit from college-level instruction, a clearly defined educational goal, and assessment for placement in the proper core curriculum classes. Some programs, such as nursing, may have further specific requirements—prospective students should check with their department before enrolling.
Although the rolling deadline system and frequent class start times make it easy for students to apply at their convenience, officials suggest beginning the admissions process well in advance to ensure that all requirements are dealt with before classes begin.
The financial aid office offers an array of fiscal options to its students. In addition to the standard options of grants, loans, need- and merit-based scholarships, and work-study jobs, students at the college also have access to a number of special programs geared toward California residents, including a fee-waiver program that allows low income students to reduce or even eliminate most of the tuition costs associated with attending the school. The financial aid process involves submitting a completed FAFSA form and other supporting documentation, and although the school accepts financial aid materials throughout most of the year, the financial aid office reminds students that applications received before the early-March priority deadline are most likely to receive the most substantial and comprehensive aid packages.
The student body is a large and demographically diverse group. Although the school offers no on-campus housing, an array of on-campus groups, events, and activities lends the campus a cohesive feel. High-tech amenities such as widely available Internet access and state-of-the-art learning labs prepare students for today
Many students are actively involved in the school
Notable alumni include:
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