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Behavioral and Social Science Division
Mission Statement
The International Studies Program (ISP )at Sacramento City College
promotes curriculum development, faculty development, and student
academic preparation; it provides an interdisciplinary integrated
approach in international studies to:
- Instill Sacramento City College's students with a global economic, social, and political perspectives;
- Promote development to address the needs of students in the areas
of international studies by working in partnership with the public and
private sectors; and,
- Provide equal access and leadership of the college's
capabilities, available resources, and institutional commitments to
ensure program longevity.
The International Studies Program Mission Statement presents the
opportunity for the development of the program and curriculum. It is
the intention of the program to work with other divisions, departments,
and institutions to serve students and faculty interested in the areas
of study. Our mission is to focus on California's future workforce to
meet the challenge of global competitiveness and the respondsibilities
of global citizenship.
Sacramento City College
Sacramento City College (SCC), founded in 1916, is the seventh oldest
public community college in California and the oldest institution of
higher learning in Sacramento. Located on sixty acres opposite William
Land Park and a few miles from the State Capitol, it currently serves a
culturally diverse student body of 17,000 including international
students from approximately 60 different countries. This diverse
students body provides a wonderful environment for learning about other
cultures first-hand.
Admission/Registration/Cost
Sacramento City College is a public community college and charges no
tuition; however, students are currently charged a modest enrollment
fee. This fee is subject to change; the current class schedule should
be referred to for the current fee. Students must also pay for books
and other materials necessary to the course of instruction in which
they are enrolled. Financial Assistance is available in the form of
student employment, loan funds, nand grants (contact the Financial Aid
Office, 558-2501).
If you are a high school graduate or over 18 years of age and can
demonstrate ability to profit from community college education, you are
eligible to enroll at SCC. Application forms and enrollment information
can be obtained from the Office of Admissions (558-2438).
Sacramento City College
3835 Freeport Blvd * Sacramento * CA * 95822
This page was last updated: Friday, March 31, 2006 at 4:13:45 PM
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