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Academics

SCC where you want to be for where you want to go. Exciting majors that accelerate your success. Classes where everyone knows everyone's name. Stimulating courses led by inspiring instructors.

Academics

Admissions & Financial Aid

Invest in yourself. No trust fund is required. Value and versatility are hallmarks of an SCC education. You can rise to the challenge of higher education here without the fear of falling into a mound of debt.

Admissions & Financial Aid

Student Life

You may not live on campus, but our campus has plenty of life. The life you live outside the classroom is as important to your education as lectures, papers and projects. Get involved the choices are many!

Student Life

Community Resources

At SCC there is a higher degree of community. You don't have to be a student to be a part of the college. We're as connected to our community as we are committed to our students. Hey, it's in our name.

Community Resources

About SCC

We're student-focused. St. Charles Community College puts students first. It's that simple, and it's why so many people find their fit at SCC. Take some time to learn about your community college.

About SCC

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Need Assistance?

If in immediate danger, call 911 or DPS/Campus Police. Campus phone: Ext. 8545 Cell phone: 636-922-8545

For immediate 24/7 assistance related to a sexual assault, call the Bridgeway 24-hour crisis lines:

If you are in St. Charles County, call 1-877-946-6854 or 636-946-6854.

If you are in Lincoln County, call 1-877-462-1758.

If you are outside St. Charles County, call the RAINN at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673) or visit rainn.org.

Mental Health Counseling

A mental health counselor is available to assist all current SCC credit students. Call 636-922-8536 or stop by 1SCM 1123 to schedule an appointment.

Board Policies

The college works under a set of policies set forth and approved by the elected Board of Trustees.

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SCC provides tools to help you make healthy choices!

Tobacco-Free Campus

The use of tobacco, smoking and simulated smoking products is prohibited on college property and in college vehicles. This includes:

Buildings and building entrances
Common areas
Athletic fields
Walking trails
Parking lots

Prohibited usage of products include, but are not limited to:

Cigarettes
Cigars
Pipes
Electronic cigarettes
E-cigarettes
Smokeless tobacco.

Tobacco use has not been permitted on campus since Jan. 1, 2007. For information on cessation programs, call 636-922-8230.

Board policy: 400/482.1 Prohibition Of Tobacco

Drug-Free Campus

SCC is a drug-free institution, prohibiting the unlawful manufacture, possession, use or distribution of drugs on the campus, college sites, client sites or at any college-sponsored event.

The possession, use or distribution of alcoholic beverages on campus, college sites, client sites, instructional activities and at college-sponsored events is prohibited unless specifically approved by the president.

See Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program Report (PDF).

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Information and Resources

Alcohol screenings helps individuals assess their own alcohol consumption patterns to determine if their drinking is likely to be harming their health or increasing their risk for future harm.

College Drinking – Changing the Culture: Facts about alcohol poisoning, alcohol myths, blood alcohol content calculator and alcohol abuse.

Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) Calculator

U.S. Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration: A guide to understanding blood alcohol concentration and alcohol impairment.

Missouri Department of Mental Health: The Division of Behavioral Health has programs around the state to help people with alcohol and drug problems. There are programs for children, teenagers and adults. 573-751-4942 or 800-575-7480

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is an agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that leads public health efforts to advance the behavioral health of the nation. SAMHSA's mission is to reduce the impact of substance abuse and mental illness on America's communities.

The Jed Foundation: Information regarding substance abuse and addiction disorders.

National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism: Research based information on alcohol and its affects on the brain and body.

National Institute on Drug Abuse: Information for people struggling with drug abuse, as well as resources for their families and friends.

Rehab Info: Resources for addiction and rehabilitation.

MADD: Mothers Against Drunk Driving® (MADD) works to stop drunk driving and prevent underage drinking and supports victims and survivors.

PreventEd: a resource to turn to for straightforward information for you and your loved ones, tools to help you navigate tough conversations, and ultimately, ensure you have the help you need to deal with the realities brought on by alcohol and other drugs.

Board policy: Article I.06 Drug-Free Environment and 581.0 Drug-Free Workplace

Student Support Case Management

SCC provides a Student Support Case Manager to meet with students to assess concern and well-being and develop action plans to empower students to address current and on-going needs. The Student Support Case Manager is dedicated to student success and works with students to navigate barriers. (SCC Mental Health Services)

Student Support Case Management and Mental Health Services provide proactive assistance to students who are exhibiting concerning behaviors. For more information, contact 636-922-8536, or submit a Student of Concern Form.

Student Health Insurance

SCC recommends seeking health and accident insurance if you're not adequately covered.

International students who were admitted on an F-1 visa are required to show proof of insurance prior to registration.

Health insurance is required for anyone competing in intercollegiate athletics or club sports. Students traveling on college-sponsored trips must provide the club advisor with a copy of the insurance card, in case of emergency.

Board policy: 444 Insurance Information for Students

Communicable Diseases

Immunization Against Communicable Diseases

Before registering for classes at SCC, it's recommended you're immunized for measles and rubella.

Certain immunizations are required for admission to selected health programs. Call 636-922-8280 for details about specific programs.

Meningococcal Disease & Vaccine Information (PDF)

Communicable Diseases and Blood-Borne Pathogens

If you have a chronic communicable disease(s), you may attend college when, through reasonable accommodation, the risk of transmission of the disease and/or the risk of further injury to the student is sufficiently remote, in such setting so as to be outweighed by the detrimental effects resulting from the student's exclusion from the college.

Board policy: Article V.01 Emergency Response (Procedures)

Weapon-Free Campus

Possession or use of firearms – concealed or in sight – or any explosives, dangerous chemicals or other weapons are prohibited on college property and at college-sponsored or supervised functions.

Board policy: 446 Weapons (concealed or visible)

Campus Safety

Report crime, criminal activity or emergencies to the Department of Public Safety (DPS) at 636-922-8545 or call 911.

Campus and Community Walking Trails

Walk your way to health on the trails of our beautiful 228-acre campus. You can start on each trail at any point. All three trails have easy access to the trailhead marker near theTechnology Building.

4601 Mid Rivers Mall Drive
Cofttleville, MO 63376

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