The first step is to complete the admissions application, which can be completed at any time of year. SCC maintains an open admissions policy, which means everyone is accepted to the college. (But there are additional admissions criteria for select academic programs!)

>As a family member, you can help and support your student by listening and encouraging them to make their own decisions and to seek help when they need it. For many students, this is a new experience. SCC has great student services designed to assist your student in reaching their academic goals.  Check out our tips for college success.

Under the federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), once the student enrolls at a college, the rights to privacy transfer directly to the student. Students may determine with whom they want SCC to share their information. To authorize access to their records, students must complete a FERPA Release form in Academic Advising (Social Sciences Building room 2201).

In short, unless you ask your student directly, you can't. Under FERPA, we can't give them to you, and we don't mail report cards. Students can access their grades using SCC Connection, an online resource and communications system at SCC

Community college is an amazing education value. Tuition costs vary. Current tuition and fees are listed here.

The first step is to set up an FSA ID and password then complete the Free Application for Student Federal Aid (FAFSA). Complete instructions and links are located in the Financial Aid section.

SCC Connection or in the College Catalog. If you are having difficulty finding what you are searching for, don't hesitate to visit Academic Advising for assistance

In this class, your student will learn about College resources and services, how to utilize SCC Connection, and learn how to navigate the learning management system used in their courses. Students walk away with insight and skills that will benefit them the rest of their academic (and professional) careers, including: financial literacy, time management and study skills, degree planning, and career planning information.

The dates vary from semester to semester, but typically, fall and summer registration begins in April and spring registration begins in October. For the most current dates, visit the academic calendar.

Academic Advisors are available to help your student understand degree requirements, select courses based on his or her goals, and create an academic plan. For more information, visit Academic Advising.

Academic Advisors are available to help your student understand degree requirements, select courses based on his or her goals, and create an academic plan. For more information, visit Academic Advising.

Getting registered just takes a few easy steps.

1. Apply for admission here (unless you have applied previously).
2. View our current course listings on SCC Connection. Click on “Search for Courses.” Summer courses can be viewed starting in March.
3. The student should complete page one of the registration form, scan it and email it to enrollment@stchas.edu using their SCC email account. If a course requires a prerequisite please include an unofficial copy of your transcript.
4. Complete the payment process by visiting the Cashier's Office or paying online using the SCC Portal.