The Office of Admissions and New Student Entry welcomes prospective students interested in attending Spokane Community College. Those who have never applied to SCC who also wish to meet with a staff member to review and/or submit their admission applications may do so during the established hours of operation. Prospective students can also apply for admission by mail or by accessing the application online at www.scc.spokane.edu/?oladmiss. Student kiosks are available throughout campus and can also be used to submit online applications.
Hours of Operation - Fall, Winter, and Spring Mon.-Fri.: 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Fri.: 7:30 a.m.-noon with limited front desk services noon-4:00 p.m.
Extended hours will be in effect for the first three days of the quarter.
Hours of Operation - Summer (July 6-September 4, 2009) Mon.: 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tue.: Limited front desk services only - 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Wed.: 7:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m., limited front desk services 1:00-5:30 p.m. Thu.: 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Fri.: Closed
Summer extended hours will be in effect for the first three days of the quarter.
Assessment and entry placement testing is required for all new and reactivating college students who have not been assessed by SCC or SFCC within the last three years, or for those students who have not completed English 101 and Math 99. Testing is required to ensure you have been placed into classes that best meet your needs or to meet a minimum requirement of a particular program.
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Athletic facilities include a full-size pool, indoor and outdoor running tracks, fast fitness center, weight room, tennis courts, basketball courts, soccer fields, complete track and field facilities and intramural sports. The Wellness program at SCC assists students who wish to improve themselves physically by providing fitness testing, body composition, and blood pressure measurements. Athletic facilities hours vary each quarter based upon PE class schedules.
A cash machine is available for use during Lair hours.
The automotive department repair service is available to students, faculty, and staff only. Repairs generally cost nothing except the price of parts. If there is disposal of liquids, they charge 15% of the cost of the new fluids added. (So, if they get an oil change for $15.00 they would pay $2.25 for disposal.) To request a service repair, you must visit the automotive department secretary in Building 18. There you will fill out a waiver and personal information form. This is given to the appropriate instructor, and if the instructor has space for a new project he or she will call the applicant with an appointment. The primary purpose of any project will be for student learning. The car should be 10 years old or newer and must meet the instructor's curriculum.
A full-service bakery is available to students. Limited items are available for purchase. Stop by in person to place special orders. The bakery is located in Building 1, Room 130.
The gym is available for student use during non-class times. During basketball season, the gym is closed for team practices each afternoon.
The state-licensed, nationally-accredited, campus-based center provides quality full-day child care to infants, toddlers and preschoolers. Priority is given to children of income eligible SCC students. Fees apply. Evening and summer hours vary and include care for school-age children. Call the center to learn more.
Bigfoot Student Ambassadors are student leaders who represent the diverse and distinctive population of Spokane Community College. They work closely with faculty and staff to welcome campus visitors, provide them with accurate information and establish relationships that support our campus visitation programs through tours and special events. They also participate in high school visits.
For more information or to obtain an application, visit the BSA website, contact Bonnie Wilmot at 533-7491, or come by the Campus Visitors Office.
In cooperation with the Inland Northwest Blood Center, SCC sponsors a quarterly blood drive for one day. For details about upcoming blood drives please contact the Student Activities staff in the Lair Addition.
The bookstore offers film developing, stamps, tools, greeting cards, clothing, electronics, and computer software at discounted rates. The bookstore hosts a used book buyback sale during the last days of each quarter.
The bowling alley is used for class purposes only. To sign up for bowling classes, look under Physical Education in the class schedule.
All posted material or handouts must be approved by the Student Activities Office. Non-SCC sponsored signs may only remain posted for 30 days or until the event takes place. Advertisements for housing may not be posted on the bulletin boards; please see Housing for information on posting off campus housing notices. Please refer to www.scc.spokane.edu/?stactposting for an updated and detailed posting policy.
Bus service is available daily throughout the year. Monthly student/VIP bus passes are available to SCC current students only at the Cashiers' Office located in Building 50, the Max Snyder Building. Bus schedules are available by calling 328-RIDE or by visiting the Spokane Transit website at www.spokanetransit.com. Bus stops are located on the north side of the clock tower. Bus stops are located on the north side of the SCC clock tower.