"The California Community Colleges system consists of 116 colleges, with a large number of additional campus centers and classrooms throughout the state. The colleges are spread over a wide range of geography, from mountains to coasts, and rural regions to big cities. Each college offers a diverse array of educational programs, with specializations that reflect the unique character of the local region.
A broad range of student goals can be met by the California Community Colleges, from personal growth to professional training, from associate degree to university transfer. There are many student services to help you choose your path and stay on it, including academic counseling, financial aid, tutoring, child care, and much more.
Most of the colleges also offer alternative modes of taking classes, such as online courses, "distance education" by radio and video, off-campus classes in facilities like high schools and shopping malls, and some even offer opportunities to study abroad. Costs are very low compared to other higher-education options, and admission is open to all who can benefit." via https://cccapply.org/en/colleges
Admission Community College admission is extended to any high school graduate or person who has passed the California High School Proficiency Examination. To apply to ANY California Community College, go to: www.cccapply.org to start your application.
Solano Promise Grant: First Time + Full Time = Free Tuition! Students must submit the FAFSA and meet the minimum requirements in order to qualify for 2 years of free community college.
Accessibility Support Center Videos:
SCC Career Center:
Guided Pathways – Solano Community College (explore SCC programs)
Outreach Video: https://www.powtoon.com/ws/eGMrUecwN54/1/m
SCC Nursing website: https://welcome.solano.edu/nursing
SCC Nursing video: SCC Nursing - YouTube
CA Board of Registered Nursing (all ADN, BSN, and MSN Nursing Programs in CA): RN Programs (ca.gov)
Applications for admission to Napa Valley College are accepted at any time for any future semester. All Students must complete the 5 Steps to Enroll, which include orientation, assessment and an abbreviated educational plan. Students who are enrolling for personal development may complete only Steps 1 and 5: Apply for Admission and Register and Pay for Classes.