High School FAQs
We know that you've got questions about SCC and college in general. Below you'll find answers to common questions. If you still can't find what you're looking for, contact any of our Admissions staff. They'll get you the info you need.
Yes. With SCC's Jump Start program you can take college classes while you're still in high school and get high school and college credit.
High school students may take courses for credit on the SCC campus. Courses are offered days, evenings, online and during the summer.
Offerings and entry criteria vary by high school.
SCC's credit class rate is established every May for the following school year beginning in August.
Tons!
SCC has partnerships with colleges and universities across Iowa, the Midwest and the country. That means you can start at SCC and transfer after graduating to complete your bachelor's degree.
SCC maintains a list of scholarships available from external private and community organizations.
In addition, the SCC Foundation awards $400,000 in scholarships every year to hundreds of students.
If you have questions about financial aid, please contactour Financial Aid Office . You may set up an appointment with a financial aid officer or just drop by.
There's a lot of things you can do outside the classroom at SCC including academic honor societies, program and department clubs, intramural athletics and simply groups of people with common interest.
Yes. Helping your student choose the right college takes a lot of effort. We're here to help you through that process.
Contact
West Burlington Campus Admissions
Call: (319) 208-5155
Text: (319) 250-7144
Fax: (319) 758-6725
Email: admissionswb@scciowa.edu
Keokuk Campus Admissions
Call: (319) 313-1923
Text: (319) 220-3266
Fax: (319) 524-8621
Email: admissionskeo@scciowa.edu