Student Support Services
This center supports and guides students through the four-year university transfer process. The center aims to empower all students, especially those underrepresented and disadvantaged, in achieving their transfer goals.
What is the Transfer Success Center (D-104)?
This office helps students plan their schedules, choose their majors, map out a plan for graduation, and set goals for post-graduation.
What is the Counseling Center - D-106?
If students need to buy a quick snack, coffee, or sandwich they can go to the following place
What is the Hawks Perch T-100?
This office processes and collects student tuition; issues refunds; and collects and disburses financial aid. Additionally, they provide students, staff, and faculty with discounted tickets to theme parks, movies, and much more!
What is the Cashiers Office - E - 102?
This program is a community gathering space for African American / Black, and other students to come together to honor and celebrate Black Excellence, and to discuss the real issues that affect students and the broad African American / Black community.
What is Umoja B-212?
This office offers academic and other important support to students with disabilities. It determines eligibility, facilitates academic accommodations, and works with other campus entities to ensure accessibility for students with disabilities.
What is the Disabled Student Programs and Services? E-105
This office offers students all the textbooks and other materials they'll need for their classes. Most bookstores also offer used books at a reduced cost, and end-of-term book buy-back programs.
What is the Hawks Bookstore - A-101?
Students experiencing food and housing insecurities can visit this center on campus.
What is the Basic Needs Center (Food Pantry/Hawks Market) A-107?
This office assists students in overcoming financial barriers to their education. The office employs experienced staff who work with students to evaluate their financial needs and obtain federal and state assistance to help fund their college education. They assist with the FAFSA and CADAA.
What is the Financial Aid Office - E-104?
This program is housed under EOP&S to provide single parents receiving public assistance (AFDC/TANF, or CalWorks) additional support and services while attending college to foster economic self-sufficiency and reduce welfare dependency.
What is Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education (CARE)?
This office provides orientation services, advising and counseling, employment aid, health insurance programs, banking and financial services, immigration support, and resources for families of international students.
What is International Student Program - A-203?
Every college has this central area that students can use to conduct research, find recreational reading materials, attend workshops, or use as a quiet place to study. Students can also book a study room.
What is the Lorenzo A. Ramirez Library?
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What is the Associated Student Government (A-106)?
This office is available to students seeking employment with the campus or community entities who are hiring.
What is the On-Campus Job Placement Office - E-104?
This center is stated funded and provides special support services to students, regardless of immigration status, who are the first in their families to attend college and have educational and financial challenges.
What is the Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOP&S)?
This person is the liaison between students, faculty, and college administrators. Their purpose is to provide various programs and services for undocumented and mixed-stauts students at SCC.
Who is - Alejandro Ramirez (UndocuLiaison) - E-303?
Online tutoring is a convenient and interactive experience for students to access tutors in various subjects (Over 50). Students can connect with tutors online using (fill in the blank) online tools to better explain questions asked by students. Online tutoring is free of cost to currently enrolled SCC students!
What is NetTutor?
This office is committed to student leadership growth and development by providing leadership opportunities to demonstrate advocacy, integrity, and cultural vitality of our diverse student population.
What is Student Life and Leadership A-105?
US citizens or permanent residents must complete this application by March 2nd* each year to be considered for state and federal financial aid.
What is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)?
This program is committed to supporting ambitious, college-bound students exiting the foster care system. The program is integral to the student's success. It is designed to provide a level of support and networking that is critically needed for this particular population to ensure full advantage of college life, both inside and outside the classroom.
What is the Guardian Scholars Program?
This center was created to assist veteran students as they transition from military life to student life. Veterans, Active Duty, Reservists, and their dependents/spouses are provided access to their VA education benefits to assist them with successfully meeting their educational goals.
What is the Veteran Resources Center (A206)?
In addition to the Math Success Center, STAR Center, NetTutor, and the Writing Center, where can students seek additional (online or in-person) tutoring?
What is TRiO, TRiO Future Teachers, and FYSC?
This organization plans and organizes fun, social, and educational activities on campus for students. For examples, Club Rush.
What is Inter-Club Council (ICC)?
Undocumented students must complete this application by March 2nd* each year to be considered for state financial aid.
What is the CA DREAM Act Application (CADAA)?
This program responds to the needs and concerns of socio-economically challenged students with dependent children (receiving or eligible for cash aid) by providing specialized counseling, instructional, and support services to help ensure their educational goals and career readiness.
What is CA Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs)?