6 Easy Steps to "Getting In"!

1. Getting Started! Admission - To be officially admitted to the college, you must apply for admission at: www.scc.losrios.edu. You will be issued a Student ID number, which you will need to use throughout your stay at SCC. Admissions and Records is located in Rodda North 159.
2. Getting Placed! Assessment - A schedule of dates and times for English, English as a Second Language (ESL) or math assessment is available at Student Services 121. Your assessment results can be picked up at the Assessment Center. Call (916) 558-2540 for hours and assistance.
3. Getting Acquainted! Orientation - During Orientation, staff and students share information on a variety of programs and services. They can even assist in scheduling classes! To make an appointment, please call Orientation at (916) 558-2147 or visit the office in Rodda North 138. For your convenience, online orientation is also available. Visit the Web site at www.scc.losrios.edu/x34547.xml.
4. Getting Guidance! Counseling - Based on your assessment results, the Counseling Center will give you advice on selecting courses as well as information regarding transfer, certificates and degree programs, and career planning. The center is located in Rodda North 147. Call (916) 558-2204 for hours.
5. Getting In! Enrollment - At Orientation, you will receive information on procedures and dates for enrollment. You may register online at www.scc.losrios.edu or in person at Admissions and Records.
6. Getting Help! Financial Aid - If you are interested in applying for financial aid, begin the process as early as possible. You may also qualify for a fee waiver based on your income or if you are currently receiving TANF, General Assistance, or SSI. Contact Financial Aid at (916) 558-2501, or visit the office in Rodda North 167.

IT'S THAT SIMPLE!

A Message from Dr. Kathryn Jeffery
For local aspiring students, two-year colleges are synonymous with opportunity. They hold the promise of a better life through affordable education and self-empowerment. They hold the key to the job students have always wanted to do and the life they have always wanted to live.

Total Reinvention
With enough dedication, a lot determination and the right education, it is never too late for a new career and a new life.

Wish Granted
How a savvy City College student is putting her education to good use to help your dearest wishes come true.

Recession-Proof Jobs: Overview of a Shifting Economic Landscape
As both the public and private sectors tighten their belts in unison to face California’s state of economic turbulence, it may seem as though no one is safe. Yet, there exist a few jobs that may be safer than others. These recession-proof jobs, in their own niche, are the ones that have the capacity to keep California and the nation going today, and to prepare them for a brighter future.

SCC Goes Green
Education will play a central role in building a "green" future and SCC, through creativity and innovation on the "green front," is taking the lead.

President Kathryn Jeffery
Some of the myriad duties and accomplishments that took Dr. Kathryn Jeffery around SCC and back again-all in 90 days!

Designing A Sustainable Career Field
Sacramento City College will be the first Community College and just the second educational institution to adopt The Designers Accord, an agreement which seeks to stimulate mass change within the design industry.

The Vegetarian Club
The Vegetarian Club provides campus community members with information on animal abuse, the health advantages of vegetarian and vegan diets, and the environmental benefit of eating vegetarian/vegan.

SCC’s Green Heroes
SCC faculty and staff doing their part by recycling, bicycling to work, taking public transportation, and integrating "green" issues into their classes.

Green Technology—Taking Us Places
Education will play a central role in building a "green" future and SCC, through creativity and innovation on the "green front," is taking the lead.

Taking Online and Hybrid Classes
Students Save on Gas, Time, and Protect the Environment.

Merchandising Online—
The story of how a student went from an unpaid intern to a paid employee.

SCC’s Waste Diversion Program
SCC's Waste Diversion program began in 1999 as a response to AB75, which mandated that state facilities divert at least 25% of their solid waste from landfills by 2002 and 50% by 2004.

Biology
Through some lecture and lots of field work (day trips, overnight/week-long camping trips), instructors are teaching students the fundamentals of ecological processes as a basis for understanding environmental problems and formulating strategies for their solution.

SCC Alumnus Gordon Severance
Gordon Severance

SCC Annual Fund Mini Grants and Scholarships
SCC Annual Fund

Thank you, recent donors!
Recent Gifts