This guide provides information for and about formerly incarcerated students, including links to related support, resources, and legal help. Use the tabs above to navigate through the pages of this guide.
A comprehensive six-week summer bridge program to provide formerly incarcerated students with the opportunity to enroll and receive the academic and financial resources necessary to succeed at SBCC.
Provides information about SBCC's Financial Aid. Students may apply for a variety of financial aid assistance using the FAFSA or CA Dream Act and scholarships applications.
The Office of Student Equity and Engagement supports students from underrepresented and historically marginalized backgrounds through a variety of centers, programs, and initiatives.
Umoja (a Kiswahili word meaning unity) is a community and critical resource dedicated to enhancing the cultural and educational experiences of Black, African American and other students.
SBCC is committed to supporrting undocumented students as they develop into the next generation of entrepreneurs, teachers, scientists, artisits, and leaders in our community.
