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1 es phy logy ience Santa Barbara California USA

2 Established in 1909, Santa Barbara City College is renowned as one of the leading two-year community colleges in California and the nation. Quality faculty, exceptional academic and career technical programs, comprehensive student services, and premier facilities create a thriving educational environment designed with one goal in mind ensuring the success of every student. The 75 acre campus is uniquely situated overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Known to many as the American Riviera, Santa Barbara s relaxed community provides an unmatched backdrop to an educational experience of a lifetime for its 19,000 students. We welcome you to come explore the possibilities at Santa Barbara City College.

3 Emily is from Santa Barbara and plans to transfer to UCLA where she will major in Theatre Arts. Student Support Santa Barbara City College offers a full array of student support services from Academic Counseling to Veterans Assistance. For a complete list of services, visit: Student Expenses Estimated Expenses Per Academic Year Nine Months (Fall/Spring, 14 Credits/Semester)* CA Resident CA Resident Living at Home Living Away with Family from Home Fees $ 646 $ 646 Books & Supplies $ 1,638 $ 1,638 Room & Board $ 4,338 $ 10,872 Personal Expenses $ 3,096 $ 2,826 Transportation $ 1,044 $ 1,170 Total $ 10,762 $ 17,152 Non-California residents add $5,320 tuition cost per year for full-time student ($190/unit) International Students add $5,740 tuition cost per year for full-time student ($205/unit) * All projected expenses are subject to change Financial Aid Federal, state and local financial aid resources are available to help students meet the costs of attending college. All students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine eligibility. The Foundation for SBCC offers generous scholarship assistance to new, continuing and transferring students. Nickolas is from Guatemala, is a business major and plans to transfer to UCSB. Future Classmates Jacquelin is from Thousand Oaks, studies journalism, loves the learning environment at SBCC and plans to transfer to UCSB. Weston is from Santa Clarita. After SBCC he plans to transfer to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo where he will major in wines and viticulture. Marianna is from Santa Barbara, loves the beautiful campus and is studying to be a nurse. tion of Justice Alcohol and Drug Counseling American Ethnic Studies Black Studies Chicano Studie gy Biological Sciences Natural History Bio-Medical Sciences Marine Science Biotechnology Busine hemistry Communication Computer Applications and Office Management Computer Information S ucation Economics Engineering English Environmental Horticulture Environmental Studies nologies Cancer Information Graphic Design Specialist Certified Nursing Assistant grams Vocational Nursing Hotel Management Interior Design Journalism Libe usic Philosophy Photography Physical Education Physics Political Sc

4 SBCC Majors Administration of Justice Alcohol & Drug Counseling American Ethnic Studies Black Studies Chicano Studies Native American Studies Animation Anthropology Art History Art Studio Automotive Service & Technology Biological Sciences Natural History Bio-Medical Sciences Marine Science Biotechnology Business Accounting Business Administration Entrepreneurship Finance International Business Marketing Real Estate Chemistry Communication Computer Applications & Office Management Computer Information Systems Computer Network Engineering Computer Science Cosmetology Culinary Arts Drafting/CAD Early Childhood Education Economics Engineering English Environmental Horticulture Environmental Studies Exhibit & Display Design Film & Television French Game Design Geography Geological Sciences Global Studies Graphic Design Health Technologies Cancer Information Specialist Certified Nursing Assistant Emergency Medical Technician Health Information Technology Home Health Aide Nursing (ADN) Radiography Sonography Vocational Nursing History Honors Programs Hotel Management Interior Design Journalism Liberal Studies Marine Diving Technology Mathematics Middle East Studies Multimedia Arts & Technology Music Philosophy Photography Physical Education Physics Political Science Psychology Spanish Sociology Theatre Arts Teaching English as a Foreign Language Water Science

5 Student Admission How & When to Apply Graduates of high schools, or equivalent as well as persons 18 years of age or older who have not received a high school diploma are eligible for admission. Apply online, in person, or by mail. SBCC accepts applications throughout the year; online applications are limited to specific enrollment periods. Applications for Fall will be processed in January; Spring applications in October; and Summer Session applications in January. Student Academics Santa Barbara City College s mission is to provide superior quality instruction in all programs and to maintain an environment that emphasizes teaching and learning and encourages the free discussion of ideas. The college s outstanding faculty is committed to master teaching in small classes where students have direct, one-on-one access to their professors throughout the year. The college offers transfer programs, which provide the first two years of study toward the baccalaureate degree and associate degree and certificate programs in a wide range of career technical fields. A variety of general educational opportunities is available for those wishing to develop new or expanded career skills or enhance their cultural awareness or artistic talents. Begin a Bachelor s Degree Santa Barbara City College is recognized as a national leader in transferring well-prepared students to the University of California, California State University, in-state independent colleges, and out-of-state four-year colleges and universities. Santa Barbara City College Transfer Academy The Transfer Academy guides students through the process and courses needed to qualify for transfer admission guarantee (TAG) programs offered by the following universities: UC: Santa Barbara, Davis, Irvine, Merced, Santa Cruz, San Diego and receive priority consideration in admission to UCLA (upon completion of the Honors Program at SBCC) CSU: Channel Islands, Northridge Private School: Antioch University Our agreement with these campuses guarantees your admission to the university and potentially to the major of your choice.

6 UC Davis UC Irvine UC Merced UC Riverside UC San Diego UC Santa Barbara UC Santa Cruz CSU Channel Islands CSU Northridge Antioch Universit UCLA Kasper is from Denmark, studies film production, is on the SBCC Soccer team and plans to transfer to a four-year University. Christie is from Santa Barbara, thinks that SBCC is a great place to get her General Education requirements out of the way and plans to transfer to USC. Prepare for a Career With access to some of the most advanced and best-equipped career technical and business programs in California, SBCC students develop a competitive edge for today s and tomorrow s job market. A wide array of certificate and degree programs prepares students for immediate entry into a high-demand career field. Schall Career Center Students clarify their interests, select a major, find a job and get information on careers. The Schall Career Center offers career-planning courses, training in job-seeking skills and drop in counseling. Student Life Housing The Office of Student Life maintains a listing of local property managers, a website for rental/roommate referrals, and limited opportunities for private residence hall housing. Student Government Participate in college governance through involvement in the Associated Student Body. The Student Senate plays an important role in the decision-making process at the college, while providing an array of services and activities that enhances the total student experience. Clubs A wide variety of student clubs and organizations provides an opportunity to be involved with peers in activities that enhance an academic major, hobby or special service to the community or college. Athletics Santa Barbara offers the ideal climate for year-round athletics. Whether it s football in La Playa Stadium overlooking the Pacific Ocean, basketball in the Sports Pavilion or golf on one of the many beautiful courses around town, Santa Barbara has something special for all athletes. SBCC offers intercollegiate athletic competition for men in baseball, basketball, crosscountry, football, golf, soccer, tennis, track and field and volleyball. Intercollegiate athletic competition for women is offered in basketball, cross-country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field and volleyball. Visit the Athletic Department website to complete a recruitment form.

7 Special Programs Honors Program The Honors Program is a rigorous series of stimulating academic courses taught by some of the most outstanding SBCC professors. Honors courses meet general education requirements and provide excellent preparation for success in upper division courses after transfer. Phi Theta Kappa The International Honor Society of the Two-Year College recognizes superior scholarship and provides opportunities in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship. Transfer scholarships exclusively for society members are offered by more than 330 four-year colleges and universities. Study Abroad Spend one SBCC semester or summer session living and studying in a foreign country. Earn academic credit and experience firsthand the culture of Spain, France, China, Italy, England, Germany and the Czech Republic. SBCC Quick Facts Headcount 18,561 Gender Female 53% Male 47% Music & Drama Opportunities abound to participate in performance activities in theatre and music. The SBCC Theatre Group has a full season of performances, utilizing students in all areas of production: costuming, makeup, stagecraft and acting. Concert productions include choir and chamber singers, jazz, symphony, concert band, and electronic and commercial music. Campus Safety & Transportation Campus Security officers patrol 24/7 and provide escort service and tram transportation as needed. The campus has proven to be extremely safe with little reported crime. Students may purchase permits for on-campus parking. Student fees include a photo I.D./ bus pass valid for unlimited use of local MTD buses throughout each semester. Age 17 or younger 13% % % 50+ 7% Ethnicity African American 3% Asian/Filipino/Pacific Islander 8% Latino 29% Native American 1% Other/Unknown 7% White 52% Faculty & Staff Full-time Faculty 265 Adjunct Faculty 555 Full-time Staff & Management 380 Student Achievement Degrees awarded 1,365 Certificates awarded 445 Successful course completion 71% Transfers to UC and CSU 1,024 *Statistics from the 2007 sensus

8 Contact Information SBCC 721 Cliff Drive Santa Barbara, CA (805) Financial Aid & Scholarships (805) Admissions Information Campus Tours Admissions Outreach Services (805) Honors Program (805) s Native American Studies Animation Anthropology Art Studio Art History Automotive Service and ss Accounting Business Administration Entrepreneurship Finance International Business Marketing ystems Computer Network Engineering Computer Science Cosmetology Culinary Arts Drafting CAD Exhibit and Display Design Film and Television French Game Design Geography Geological Scienc Emergency Medical Technician Health Information Technology Home Health Aide Nursing Radiogra ral Studies Marine Diving Technology Mathematics Middle East Studies Multimedia Arts and Techno ience Psychology Spanish Sociology Theatre Arts Teaching English as a Foreign Language Water Sc V3.2/ Housing Information (805) housing@sbcc.edu Athletics (805) athleticinfo@sbcc.edu Campus Tours Explore the Possibilities Tours of the college s scenic campus are offered each Friday at 10:00 am and 12:00 pm, or call to schedule a tour at a more convenient time for you. To sign up for a campus tour, call (805) or visit our campus tour website which also contains information on the campus parking instructions, campus maps and other special events. Study Abroad (805) Disabled Student Programs & Services (805) (Voice) (805) (TDD) dspshelp@sbcc.edu