Support Services
Sacramento City College offers a full spectrum of services and programs, all dedicated to enhancing your college success.
Asian Pacific Islander Student Success
Inspire. Engage. Support. Empower. SCC supports APIA student success while claiming solidarity with students of East Asian, Pacific Islander, Southeast Asian, and South Asian descent.
AvenueB
AvenueB is designed to help community college transfer students smoothly transition to UC Davis, and ultimately, a career in the biological sciences.
AvenueE
AvenueE helps community college transfer students smoothly transition to UC Davis, and ultimately, a career in engineering or computer science.
Black Student Success
Sacramento City College (SCC) is laser-focused on Black student success to support their higher education journey.
Business Services
SCC’s Business Services Office will help you with a variety of student services.
CalFresh
CalFresh (formerly known as Food Stamps) is a nutrition program that helps students and their families buy healthy foods. Learn how to apply for CalFresh benefits.
CalWORKs
CalWORKs (California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids) is a statewide public assistance program that provides cash aid and services to eligible families that have a child or children in the home.
Campus Interventions Office
The Campus Intervention Officer can help guide you toward resolving issues in the classroom with faculty, grades or fellow students, help you understand the disciplinary process, and can help you consider your options and report discrimination, accessibility, sexual violence and Title IX concerns.
Child Development Center
Our goal is to provide a model program for the children’s participation and to model an ideal program for Sacramento City College student’s observation and facilitation.
Cultural Engagement Centers
SCC offers a wide variety of cultural retention and engagement opportunities, to make sure our students are successful.
Davis Center Services
The Davis Center offers a variety of services and resources to its students.
Disability Services and Programs for Students (DSPS)
Disability Services and Programs for Students (DSPS) provides students with disabilities the appropriate resources and reasonable accommodations they need to participate fully in college classes and campus activities.
EOPS-CARE-NextUP
The Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS) at Sacramento City College is a student support program for educationally and economically disadvantaged students, funded by the State of California and the Los Rios Community College District.
Family Resources
Sacramento City College provides resources for student-parents and embraces a family-friendly philosophy.
Google Apps and Preferred Email
Students have limited access to a suite of Google tools. Learn about Los Rios Gmail, Google Apps, and preferred email.
Honors Program
SCC Honors students challenge themselves intellectually in a variety of disciplines and have the opportunity to transfer to over 35 top-ranked colleges and universities.
HSI Early College Program
The HSI-Early College Program (HSI-ECP) focuses on early college initiatives and introduces our Latinx and low-income high school students to college via participation in Dual Enrollment.
International Student Center
Sacramento City College (SCC) welcomes international students from all over the world.
Latinx Student Success
Latinx students at Sacramento City College succeed because our rich community, including the support and leadership of our Comunidad, rally behind them, and remind them, “Si Se Puede!”
LGBTQ+ Student Success
Sac City has Pride! Our campus, including supporters and leaders of Spectrum, strive to create an LGBTQ+ affirming campus community that supports our diverse student body, including those who self-identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, non-binary, asexual, agender, pansexual, intersex, and more.
Makerspace
Sacramento City College hosts a fully equipped makerspace serving as a hub for innovation and collaboration.
Meditation and Reflection Space
A quiet space where students can meditate, reflect, or pray.
Native American Student Success
Our college, including leaders from the Native American Collaborative affirm and celebrate our diverse Native American students.
Panther Cares (formerly CityHub)
CityHub is a free tool students can use to search for free or reduced-cost services like medical care, food, job training, and more.
Prison and Reentry Education Program
The Prison and Reentry Education Program (PREP) proudly supports college students in correctional facilities and upon their return to our community.
Re-Emerging Scholars
Re-Emerging Scholars (RES) provides meaningful support in the lives of incarcerated, formerly-incarcerated, and justice-involved students looking to take steps toward a new path.
Refugee Career Pathways
The Refugee Career Pathways program helps refugees, SIVs, and asylees identify, plan and start their careers.
RISE
RISE stands for Respect, Integrity, Self-determination & Education. RISE is a Student Support program that focuses on creating a safe space for students to achieve their academic goals through counseling, tutoring, book lending, computer lab access and university tours.
Student Health & Wellness
Medical and mental health services and resources for currently enrolled students.
Student Tech Support Desk
Need help connecting to wifi, printing, or navigating your eLearning? The Student Tech Support Desk provides help to all current SCC students, regardless of major, technical ability, or knowledge.
Transfer Center
The mission of the Transfer Center at Sacramento City College is to provide current information to help students know their options and opportunities when transferring to a 4 Year University.
Undocu-Resource Program
Sacramento City College aims to create a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for undocumented immigrant students from point of recruitment, to enrollment and completion of their goals.
Veterans
Sacramento City College offers both a Veterans Affairs Office and a Veterans Resource Center.
West Sacramento Center Services
The West Sacramento Center offers a variety of services and resources to its students.
Women Who Code
WWC is a college program to promote gender diversity in computer science education, support women studying in computer science, and create opportunities for women to enjoy many of the current and future lucrative, flexible, and high-status careers in the IT industry.
WorkAbility III
The WorkAbility III (WAIII) program helps students with disabilities explore career opportunities, connect to internships, and find a job.
Work Experience
The Work Experience Education & Internship Program helps you gain valuable hands-on skills and even earn college credits for getting experience in your field.