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GENERAL QUESTIONS:
How may I speak to the Dean or teacher?
Where may I make photocopies?
How may I get a class schedule or catalog? What is the difference?
How may I start my online class?
What may I do if the class I want to take is closed?
How may I get my money back from the vending machines?
Where may I get change for the vending machines or photocopiers?
Where may I find the Lost and Found?
MATRICULATION QUESTIONS:
Do I need to complete an Admission Application? Is there a fee required?
Do I need to take the Assessment Test? Where is the Assessment Center?
How may I get Financial Aid? Where is the Financial Aid Office?
How may I get financial assistance to pay for books?
Should I see a counselor at Solano Community College?
How may I schedule an appointment with a counselor?
Is there counseling available at the off-campus sites?
May I speak with a counselor over the phone?
How may I get my transcripts?
Will the counselors evaluate my international (foreign) transcripts?
How may I register (enroll) for classes?
How may I register for a class with a prerequisite requirement?
What is an Individual Education Plan?
How may I find my instructor’s email address, office room number or phone number?
CATALOG REFERENCE QUESTIONS:
What majors, degrees and certificates are offered at SCC?
May I take upper division classes at SCC?
Does SCC offer Radiology (x-ray), Sonography, or Pharmacy Technician , and Phlebotomy Certificate?
Does SCC offer the CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) or LVN (Licensed Vocational Nursing Program? Does SCC offer classes for the GED completion?
Do you have classes to learn to speak English (ESL or English as a Second Language)?
Does SCC offer classes to prepare for the Real Estate State Exam?
May I take the CBEST or SAT at Solano Community College?
RN PROGRAM QUESTIONS:
How do I apply to the Nursing Program at Solano Community College?
How long is the waiting list?
GENERAL QUESTIONS: How may I speak to the Dean or teacher?
Each division or department on campus has a Dean (Head of the department). You may call (707) 864-7000 ext. 400 to get office and phone number for the division Administrative Assistant in order to talk to the Dean or any teacher under that division. You may access the SCC web site and on your left go to the “Faculty/Staff” area and click on the faculty and staff home pages link.
Where may I make photocopies? There is a copy machine available for students use in the Student Center (1400 building Cafeteria area), and one in the Library area (Building 100.)
How may I get a class schedule or catalog? What is the difference? The current semester class schedule is mailed to Solano County residents before registration begins. After this mailing period, you may get a current class schedule in any office, building or magazine rack around the main campus in Fairfield and/or in any of the off-campus sites. The class schedule is a booklet that reflects the classes available for the current semester. The College Catalog is a book or publication where you may get an overview of the SCC history, mission and goals, programs and requirements, course descriptions, regulations, and policies. It is a great reference source. You can buy one at the Admissions and Records office or the Bookstore for $5.00.
How may I start my
online class?
What may I do if the class I want to take is closed? You may get an add card in the Admissions and Records office area and attend the first class as scheduled. Check with the teacher if there is a slot available for you and ask him/her to sign the add card or give you a 4-digit add code number to add late online, on the phone or in person at the Admissions and Records office.
How may I get my money back from the vending machines? Go to the Student Development office in the 1400 building in front of the Bookstore (Cafeteria Area.) to get a refund or to report an out of order vending machine.
Where may I get change for the vending machines or photocopiers? You may check in with the Cafeteria cashier or the Bookstore cashier for change. On the other hand there is a photocopier available for students in the Student Development office (1400 building, Cafeteria area) and one in the Library (building 100.)
Where may I find the Lost and Found? If you lost property around campus, check in offices within the area you lost it. If not there, call (707) 864-7000 ext. 367or stop by the Student Development Center (building 1400, Cafeteria and Bookstore area.)
MATRICULATION QUESTIONS: Do I need to complete an Admission Application? Is there a fee required? If you are a new, a former student (out for one or more semesters), or an international student, you must complete an online application at www.solano.edu or submit a paper application before you can register for classes.
If you are a student in grades K-12 enrolled in a public or private school seeking special admission, you must submit a Special Admission Form with your application. Click on the link to download and print the required form Special Admission Form. The intent of this program is to provide an educational enrichment opportunity to a limited number of eligible students who fulfill special admission standards.
Do I need to take the Assessment Test? Where is the Assessment Center? Assessment is part of the matriculation process if you are a new non-exempt student and choose one of the following educational goals at the time of application:
- Transfer to a 4-year university with associate.
- Transfer to a 4-year university without associate degree.
- Associate degree, vocational, without transfer.
- Associate degree without transfer.
- Job skills—to prepare for a new job.
- Undeclared goal.
- Discover/formulate career interests, plans, and goals.
- Improve basic skills in English, reading or math.
Some continuing as well as returning students may need to take an assessment test to meet specific course and/or program requirements—especially if enrolling for the first time in any English (except English 305) or English as a Second Language class.
The Assessment Center is located on the main Fairfield campus in the 400 Building, Room #442. The Assessment testing schedule may be accessed online at scheduled test session.
How may I get Financial Aid? Where is the Financial Aid Office?
All students are encouraged to apply for the array of Federal and Sate Financial Aid programs offered at Solano Community College. By completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or Renewal FAFSA, students are automatically considered for most federal and state programs.Fee Waiver Program: All California residents are encouraged to apply for a state funded Board of Governors Grant (BOGG) Fee Waiver to meet the California Community College mandatory enrollment fee.
The Financial Aid Office is located on the main FF campus in Student Services Building 400. Room #425. You may access more information online at Financial Aid.
How may I get
financial assistance to pay for books?
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Be a legal resident of California.
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Be enrolled in 12.0 semester units at Solano Community College.
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Qualify for a Fee Waiver A or B.
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Be educationally disadvantaged according to state defined Title V Education Code.
Services include assistance in transferring to four-year universities; academic, career and personal counseling; BOOK SERVICES; priority registration and EOPS grants for those who quality. The EOPS Office is located in Building 1100, Rm. 1104 or you may visit online
Cooperative Agency Resources for Education (C.A.R.E.) Program provides additional support services for EOPS students which include assistance with childcare expenses, textbooks-supplies, and transportation costs; counseling and advisement, personal development; and help from peer counselors who are often single parents.
Should I see a counselor at Solano Community College? Students are advised to consult with a counselor prior to each registration period or once per semester because requirements differ for each program, major, and college or university and in addition, these requirements are subject to change. The counselors assist students in determining goals and planning programs to attain their goals. Careful course selection is the key to a successful college experience.
How may I schedule an appointment with a counselor? Counselors are available on the main campus:
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Monday – Thursday 8:30 am – 6:30 pm
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Friday 8:30 am – 12:30 pm.
Appointments are scheduled in person on the same day, first come, first served basis. There are a limited amount of appointments each day.
Is there
counseling available at the off-campus sites?Counselors are
also available at the off-campus centers:
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Travis Air Force Base
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Vacaville Center
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Vallejo Center
May I speak with a counselor over the phone? Counselors do not counsel over the phone, however, E-counseling is now available online at www.solano.edu. On the homepage, click on the “Counseling” button, and then click on the “E-counseling” button.
How may I get my transcripts? Upon written request, two (2) official transcripts of record, bearing the signature of the Dean of Admissions and Records, will be mailed without charge. Additional copies are $2 each, payable in advance. A minimum of 5 – 10 working days should be allowed for processing transcript requests. Express service (one hour maximum) is available. The cost is $7.50 per transcript. Test scores and transcripts from other colleges are not a part of the Solano Community College transcript and must be requested from the appropriate testing company or college.
Unofficial copies of SCC transcripts are accessible on the website at www.solano.edu or click on the link Transcripts.
Will the counselors evaluate my international (foreign) transcripts? All international student admissions must file official transcripts from all secondary schools, universities or professional schools. Transcripts must be accompanied by an official English translation.
The counselors DO NOT evaluate international transcripts. Students may choose to have their international transcripts evaluated by a private company that provides either a general or detailed report for a fee. One such company is the International Education Research Foundation, Inc.
(IERF) P.O. Box 3665, Culver City, CA 90231-3665, www.ierf.org., (310) 258-9541.How may I register (enroll) for classes?
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Registration Services via Phone (RSVP).
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Registration on the SCC website www.solano.edu, click on “Online Services” and then click on “Log In” box.
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Registration in person.
The Schedule of Classes (Fall, Spring or Summer) contains an application for admission, registration information and instructions, and a telephone registration (RSVP) worksheet. Registration is conducted by priority. The priority registration definitions and schedule are listed in the Schedule of Classes.
How may I register for a class with a prerequisite requirement? A prerequisite requirement is a course or equivalent preparation that MUST be completed BEFORE enrolling in another course. A student’s enrollment in a course with a prerequisite is blocked until the requirements of the prerequisite are satisfied. You may bring your official transcripts as proof of completion to the Office of Admissions and Records or the Counseling Dept.
What is an Individual Education Plan? An IEP is an individual education plan developed for the student with the counselor. An IEP is like a blueprint, in that it outlines courses in your major and general education courses on a semester-by-semester basis. The counselor works with the student to develop an IEP based upon your college major(s) and the kind of degree to be earned. An IEP is considered a guideline for your future academic planning, therefore it can be revised if necessary.
How may I find my instructor’s email address, office room number or phone number? Instructor’s names, email addresses, and phone numbers are listed on the college website www.solano.edu. From the homepage, click on the “Faculty & Staff” button and then click on the appropriate “Division” link.
CATALOG REFERENCE QUESTIONS:
What majors, degrees and certificates are offered at SCC?
The list of program degrees and certificates offered at Solano Community College may be found in the General Catalog which is available for purchase in the bookstore or online at 2006-07 Catalog online or 2006-07 Catalog onlineMay I take upper division classes at SCC? The course numbering system at Solano Community College certifies the general or limited transferability of each course to the California State Universities. The following numbering system indicates transferability, credit, or noncredit status and other related information. For specific transfer information, students should consult a counselor and refer to the catalog of the prospective transfer institutions.
Course numbering system:
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1-49 qualifies for the AA/AS Degree; transfer to the University of California system and the California State University system.
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50-99 qualifies for the AA/AS Degree and transfers to the California State university system.
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100-199 qualifies for the AA/AS Degree but, generally, do not transfer to four-year institutions.
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300-399 credit courses which DO NOT apply to the AA/AS Degree. Exception: One English course below English 1 which may be applied to the Associate Degree as an elective. Do not transfer to four-year institutions.
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500-599 non-credit courses.
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600-799 Community Service courses. These courses are non-credit and usually charge a fee.
Does SCC offer
Radiology (x-ray), Sonography, or Pharmacy Technician , and Phlebotomy
Certificate?
Solano Community
College does not offer these particular programs, however, we do offer
the following majors: Registered Nursing, EMT (Emergency Medical
Technician), CAN (Certified Nursing Assistant), and Medical Office
Specialist. You may find out information on schools offering your major
by accessing the Bay Area Community College web site
www.baccc.org, the Kaiser Permanente Allied School
www.kpsahs, and/or contact your local or nearby ROP office.
Does SCC offer the CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) or LVN (Licensed Vocational Nursing Program? SCC offers a CNA or Certified Nursing Assistant (NURSE 200) class that prepares the student to be eligible to take the state CNA examination as well as Registered Nursing program, but no LVN.
Does SCC offer classes for the GED completion? SCC does not offer a GED completion program. You may check with your local Adult School. If you are more than 18 years old and did not complete your high school program, you may have a chance to start taking classes at SCC to complete a certificate or AA/AS degree and/or transfer to a four-year school. You may file a SCC application for admission (www.solano.edu), test for English and Math (scheduled test session), and bring a copy of your transcripts from high school when visiting the counseling office to see a counselor to plan your classes.
Do you have classes to learn to speak English (ESL or English as a Second Language)? Yes, all new non exempt (see exemption criteria listed under Matriculation) students enrolling for the first time in any college English, English as a Second Language or reading class must complete the appropriate testing (scheduled test session) to meet department requirements. The assessment Center is located in Building 400, Room #442.
Does SCC offer classes to prepare for the Real Estate State Exam?
Yes, we offer a real estate principles class (R E164) designed to assist those preparing for the real estate salespersons and brokers license examination (check with your local County or government office for requirements).
May I take the CBEST or SAT at Solano Community College? We do not offer any college entry, advance or skills testing like CBEST (www.cbest.com) or SAT (www.collegeboard.com) through SCC.
RN PROGRAM QUESTIONS:
How do I apply to the Nursing Program at Solano Community College?
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APPLY for admission online at www.solano.edu (if you are not a current or former student.)
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REQUEST that official transcripts from ALL colleges attended be SENT to Solano Community College, attention: Office of Admissions and Records and verify that ALL transcripts have been received.
(Foreign college transcripts must be evaluated by a credentialed evaluation service including a detailed report which distinguishes lower and upper division unit values. A list of acceptable evaluation service companies is available in the Office of Admissions and Records.)
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After verifying ALL your other college transcripts are in the office of Admissions and Records, VISIT the Counseling office to sign in to start your transcripts evaluation process in order to get a future appointment with a counselor for a potential referral to the Registered Nursing Program.
How long is the waiting list? You may contact the Health Occupations Department (864-7000 ext. 477) or stop by office # 805 (Building 800) to get waiting list information.
Questions/Comments for SCC? Please contact us.