AT A GLANCE… - Santiago Canyon College
8045 East Chapman Avenue Orange, California 92869 Phone: (714) 628-4900
Fall 2019 Enrollment
Noncredit:
4,893
Credit:
11,512
Full-time:
3,245
Part-time:
8,267
Total
16,405
Spring 2020 Enrollment
Noncredit:
3,853
Credit:
10,290
Full-time:
2,868
Part-time:
7,422
Total
14,143
2018-2019 FTES
2019-2020 FTES
Noncredit:
3,071 Noncredit:
1,908
Credit:
9,103 Credit:
9,418
Total
12,174 Total
11,326
Enrollment and full-time equivalent student data provided by the CCCCO Data Mart
2019-2020 Awards Associate Degrees Associate Degrees for Transfer Certificates ? Credit Certificates ? Noncredit CDCP Adult High School Diplomas Total Awards
Student award data provided by the CCCCO Data Mart
1,314 678
1,451 712 47
4,155
Transfers to Four-Year Institutions
2018-2019
California State University
746
University of California
184
Private/Out-of-State
480
Total Transfers
1,410
Transfer data provided by the National Student Clearinghouse
2019-2020 820 197 490
1,507
2019-2020 Student Ethnicity African-American Asian/Pacific/Filipino Latino Native American/Alaskan White Multi-Ethnicity Other/ Unreported
Student ethnicity data provided by the CCCCO Data Mart
2.0% 10.9% 51.8%
0.3% 28.0%
3.4% 3.7%
Price per Course Unit California Resident Non-resident
$46 $290
2019-2020 Percent of Credit Instruction Taught by:
Full-time Faculty
59%
Part-time Faculty
41%
Contact Information
President's Office: Esther Odegard, Assistant to the President (714) 628-4930 Odegard_esther@sccollege.edu
Executive Leadership
Jose F. Vargas, Interim President Martin Stringer, Interim Vice President of Academic Affairs Syed Rizvi, Vice President of Student Services Arleen Satele, Ed.D., Vice President of Administrative Services James Kennedy, Vice President of Continuing Education
History
In 1985, Santiago Canyon College (then called the Rancho Santiago Orange campus) opened its doors to about 2,500 students on its 82 acre campus. The college became independently accredited by the ACCJC in January of 2000.
Santiago Canyon College recent facilities improvement and expansion include a new humanities building, athletics and aquatics center, science center, library building, student services/classroom building, maintenance and operations center, parking lots, and soccer and softball fields, thanks to bond Measure E, passed by voters in 2002.
Fast Facts
Ranked among the top 1% Community Colleges in the nation by College Choice.
Recognized by The Chronicle of Higher Education as a Great College to Work For Honor Roll Institution for sixth consecutive year.
One of two colleges in the Rancho Santiago Community College District. The College Mascot is the Hawk.
Identified as a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) committed to serving a diverse student population.
Sponsors a range of co-curricular student activities beyond the classroom including Associated Student Government, Model United Nations and Forensics (Speech and Debate).
Engages students through a vibrant Honors Program across multiple disciplines, whose students transfer to top universities.
Home to national, state and local award-winning sports teams that compete in the Orange Empire Conference. In 2019 the women's soccer team won back to back state championships. Home of the 2016 state champions in women's softball.
Offers a comprehensive STEM program with dedicated counselors and a series of supplemental instructional resources.
Offers the most comprehensive water utility sciences program in Orange County. Graduates work at water districts and agencies throughout Southern California.
Offers the only comprehensive survey/mapping sciences program among Orange County community colleges.
Directs the state's largest trade's apprenticeship program, providing skilled workers in the fields of carpentry, cosmetology, electricity, maintenance mechanic, operating engineer, power lineman, and surveying.
Offers one of the state's largest adult education programs, administered through the Orange Education Center, offered at 26 convenient locations throughout Anaheim Hills, Garden Grove, Orange, and Villa Park.
Offers an excellent International Student Program to meet the needs of students visiting on an F-1 visa.
Offers through the Community Services Program a year-round educational and recreational schedule of classes to suit all ages.
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