The West Sacramento Center offers a variety of services and resources to its students. We have support services, a study area, 2-hour textbook checkout, tutoring, and more!
Are you a recent West Sacramento high school graduate?
Residents of the City of West Sacramento who graduated from a High School from the Washington Unified School District within last 6 months will be able to attend their first year at any Sacramento City College (SCC) location (Main Campus, West Sacramento Center, or Davis Center) fee-free (12 - 15 units per semester).
The application for Fall 2020 semester is now open.
Due to COVID-19 remote operations, Library services are available online.
For any questions, contact Hamid Atai at (916) 375-5567 or ataih@scc.losrios.edu. Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Career Center staff are here to assist you with:
Check in at the main office to make an appointment.
Get help in Math, Writing, Spanish, and other subjects you need to succeed!
Students who use tutoring services are more likely to:
Over 93% of students surveyed report that tutoring improved their class grade
Finish your homework individually or with a study group and enjoy the view – open from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM on most school days!
You can’t beat that view. Come watch the trees change with the seasons!
Help with any Math or Stats courseOver 90% of student patrons say the Writing center raised their paper grades!
The Assessment Center is located in room WSC 320 on the third floor of the building. Students can assess in English as a Second Language ESL and/or Chemistry test.
Questions? Please come by the front desk on the first floor or call (916) 375-5511.
Friday 10:00 am
Hours are subject to change.
By appointment only. Call West Sacramento Center to schedule an appointment at 916-375-5511.
As one of the mandates of Assembly Bill (AB 705) passed in Fall of 2017, Sacramento City College is changing the way that students are placed in their English and Math classes. You will be automatically placed into English and Math classes using the HS GPA you reported on your CCCApply application.
English and Math placement tests are no longer being offered at Sacramento City College beginning February 1, 2019. Assessment is no longer required for students entering college. You can see your placements when you log into your eServices account – click Academic Records, then Placements.
If you are applying to SCC for Summer/Fall 2019, your placement will be available beginning in March. If you graduated from High School 10+ years ago or graduated high school from a foreign country, there will be a Self-Guided Placement Tool available to place you into your English and Math classes beginning in Late Spring Semester. Check with the front desk for more information.
ESL Placement will remain the same.
For more immediate placement, please visit either the English and/or Math Department for additional guidance.
CalWORKS – Education That Works!
The West Sacramento Center has partnered with the Yolo Food Bank to create dependable access to fresh, healthy foods. Fresh produce, grocery, and shelf stable items will be available to students and the public.
1st and 3rd Wednesdays
12:00 noon to 4:30 pm, while supplies last
1115 West Capitol Avenue
West Sacramento
For more information,
please call (530) 668-0690
or visit Yolo Food Bank
Email: sccwsac@scc.losrios.edu
Phone: (916) 375-5511
Fax: (916) 375-5520
Online Only Until Further Notice
Monday to Friday:
8:30 am to 5:00 pm
West Sacramento Center
1115 West Capitol Avenue
West Sacramento, CA 95691
