Enrollment Procedures
- Applicants for enrollment should submit the following documents with Admissions/Records Office by July 16, for the Fall semester of 2008 and by December 17 for the Spring semester of 2009:
- Application: An SCC Application for enrollment is available at www.scc.losrios.edu on the SCC eServices page. Online applications may be completed with assistance at computer stations in the hall outside of Admissions and Records in Rodda North or during the registration period in the Business Building, B153, 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Applications may be obtained in person or requested by telephone or mail, but there may be a delay in enrollment if not submitted over the website. International students may apply online, but must submit additional information to the International Student Center before being admitted to SCC.
- Assessment: Take the Assessment Test. Phone (916) 558-2540 or drop by Assessment Center 122 in the Student Services Building to inquire about dates and times for the English, ESL (English as a Second Language), and Math assessments. After taking the Assessment Test, take Assessment Results to an Orientation appointment or meeting with a counselor.
- Orientation: Participate in Orientation. Phone (916) 558-2145 or drop by the Orientation and Information office in Rodda North 138 to make an appointment. Orientation sessions will provide information about programs and services offered at SCC. As an alternative to the traditional Orientation session, SCC offers an Online Orientation followed by an appointment with a counselor.
- Counseling: Meet with a counselor to create a one semester plan after orientation. Counselors provide information about certificates, degrees, and course selection. Extra assistance is available to students who are undecided about their goal. Online orientation participants will also need to meet with in Rodda North 147 or a counselor at an appropriate Outreach Center. To keep your Educational Plan updated, meet with a counselor every semester.
- Registration: The last step is registration for classes. Register for class online at www.scc.losrios.edu . You must observe the appropriate priority registration dates and times.
California Resident Fees: $20.00 per unit.
Out-of-State Non-Resident Fees: $201.00 per unit ($20.00 per unit, plus $181.00 per unit, non-resident fee)
International Student Fees: $219.00 per unit ($20.00 per unit, plus $181.00 non-resident fee per unit, plus $18 international fee)
Payment of enrollment fees is due within ten days of registering for classes. You must officially drop a class to avoid being charged for it.
Enrollment Fee Waiver
California community college enrollment fees are determined by the state Legislature and may increase in the fall. But we have some great news for you. Each year more than half of our students qualify for a Board of Governors Enrollment Fee Waiver (BOGW), and even more may be eligible. The BOGW pays enrollment fees for summer, fall and spring semesters, and only one application per year is required. Applicants must be California residents. For your convenience, we've included an application in this schedule of classes. For more information, please visit the Financial Aid Office in Rodda North 167 or our Website at www.scc.losrios.edu .
- Application: An SCC Application for enrollment is available at www.scc.losrios.edu on the SCC eServices page. Online applications may be completed with assistance at computer stations in the hall outside of Admissions and Records in Rodda North or during the registration period in the Business Building, B153, 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Applications may be obtained in person or requested by telephone or mail, but there may be a delay in enrollment if not submitted over the website. International students may apply online, but must submit additional information to the International Student Center before being admitted to SCC.
- Readmission-Former students of Sacramento City College returning after an absence of one or more semesters must submit an application for enrollment. Official transcripts from any institution attended since date of last enrollment at Sacramento City College should be submitted to the Admissions/Records Office. This includes summer session and correspondence courses.
- Transfers from other community colleges-Students who have previously attended another college and are in good standing are eligible to enroll at Sacramento City College, subject to residence requirements. Students should make a counseling appointment after their transcripts have been received to review their progress towards a degree or objective. Students should submit all transcripts from other colleges (if applicable). NOTE: Only official transcripts sent directly from the schools to Sacramento City College will be accepted. These should include any summer session or correspondence courses. All records submitted become the property of the college and will not be returned to the applicant. All transcripts must be received by the Admissions/Records Office by July 16 for Fall 2008 and December 17 for Spring 2009 or registration may be delayed. Students who have been disqualified by another college will not be admitted in the semester immediately following their attendance at that college. After one semester's absence, such students may be admitted subject to the Academic Standards Policy.
- Concurrent Enrollment-Students enrolled at Sacramento City College may be enrolled for college credit in another institution.
It is the responsibility of the student to request transfer to the Admissions/Records Office at Sacramento City College any credit earned in a concurrent enrollment. - Allied Health Programs-Students interested in Allied Health programs must be enrolled in the program as well as the college. Applications are available at the division office, Mohr Hall 18.
- International Students- International students are individuals who need a visa to study in the United States and must contact the International Student Center, Rodda North 118 for pre-admission requirements. For overseas applicants, it is advisable to submit all documents at least four to six months prior to first day of instruction to avoid lengthy visa delays. The Coordinator-Counselor can also assist new, continuing and transfer-in students with orientation, academic counseling based on major goals and ESL/English and math assessment course recommendations. The Center can answer specific F/M student questions updated always at: www.ice.gov/sevis . SCC international students are required to show evidence of an approved Health and Sickness Insurance Plan coverage to the SCC Health Office prior to registration every semester.
- Advanced Education Students-Advanced education is intended to provide high school grade students who have completed the 10th grade or be 16 years of age by the first day of instruction with educational enrichment opportunities at the community college. To ensure success as an advanced education student, the following questions and answers related to the program have been developed. College classes often include adult/mature subject matter.
Who can enroll in advanced education classes:
Students who have completed the 10th grade or will be 16 years of age by the first day of instruction, with a GPA of 2.7 or higher or demonstrate ability in the subject area. Exceptions to the 2.7 GPA are academies, Human Career Development, and special courses designed for high school students.
What courses are excluded from the advanced education program:
Basic skills courses numbered below 100
Courses requiring repetition due to substandard grades
Basic courses such as English or math- Courses where the safety of the student or others would be jeopardized
- Courses with an adult or mature subject matter not appropriate for high school students
What does the student need to provide in order to enroll:- Completed college application
- Supplemental data information
- Advanced education form
- Appropriate assessment results
- High school transcript
- Copy of private school affidavit, if appropriate
- Documentation of age
How do I register for class:- Advanced education students must register in person at the Admissions counter or the outreach center
- Have a completed advanced education application
- If a student enrolls in a course held at the high school, the student may be assisted at the high school
- The course credit and grade the student receives will become part of their permanent college record
- All prerequisites must be met
- A student may enroll in a maximum of six units or two classes each semester including summer
- Enrollment fees are waived but out-of-state and international students must pay those fees
- Students must be present at the first class meeting or they will be dropped
- If initially denied for advanced education, submit a petition for eligibility with the Dean of Counseling at SCC.
- Courses where the safety of the student or others would be jeopardized