Students Resources
Students come first at SCC, and we want you to find what you need quickly and easily. To do that we’ve put all your favorite links in one place.
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UAC is the place for you to set-up your accounts for the first time and to reset your password.
From Email to Office 365, from Blackboard to Student Self-Service, you'll use the Single Sign On in MyPath.
Give them a call, live chat or drop them an email if you have questions about all things school related.
Library resources, computer assistance, and tutoring. We have what you need to help you succeed in your courses!
SCC and Barnes and Noble have joined together to help our students with textbooks, school supplies, school spirit apparel, and much more!
Are you a first-year college student? Unsure about what it takes to be successful? Our Student Support Services can help.
The Share & Care Center is a free food pantry for students with food insecurity. Students can access the center with a current SCC ID. It is completely free and its visitors are kept anonymous.
We want you to succeed. With that in mind, we offer a variety of services and programs to help you achieve your academic and career goals.
Looking for a job? Looking for what you want to do after graduation? The SCC Career Services staff can help!
Students can now earn a four-year degree while staying at SCC!
Explore your interests, meet new people and try something new. Student life at SCC offers something for everyone.
Here at SCC, we have clubs and activities for everyone. You'll never be at a loss for something to do!
SCC focuses on providing a welcoming atmosphere for people of all races, colors, creeds, backgrounds, and orientations. Learn more about our cultural activities and plans.
The BIT works to promote the sharing of information when significant circumstances pertaining to the health and safety of SCC students or employees arise. The team connects distressed individuals to the appropriate resources while balancing the person's confidentiality with the rights of all others for safety. Learn about BIT and access the referral form.
TAO includes over 150 brief, effective, educational sessions covering over 50 common topics and skills related to mental health, wellness, and substance use issues.
This page requires a KCTCS username and password. A list of available resources for students who need help dealing with personal legal issues. (KCTCS does not provide legal representation or advice).