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SLCC academic advisors are available to help students identify their educational and career goals, advise students about their pathway of study, and work with students to create academic plans that lead to successful completion of a degree or certificate to transfer or enter the workforce. Visit Academic Advising for more information.
Accessibility & Disability Services
Accessibility & Disability Services (ADS) facilitates inclusion and equal access for all students by providing a variety of individualized accommodations and resources, including applying for admission, classroom-related assignments, campus event access, and more. ADS also provides accommodations for pregnancy-related conditions. Visit Accessibility & Disability Services for more information.
Admissions
SLCC admissions advisors provide information on enrollment steps, academic programs, paying for college, and transfer options to prospective students, family members, high school counselors and community partners. The Admissions Office also oversees the processing of applications for admission, term changes, state residency classification requirements, and the Western Undergraduate Exchange Program. Visit Admissions for more information.
Bookstore
The SLCC Bookstore is owned and operated by Follet. We proudly provide products and services to the College community. Visit Bookstore for more information.
Bridge Program
SLCC’s Summer Bridge Program is an 8-week program offering free summer tuition, financial support, and access to dedicated staff and faculty. Completing the program, which includes an English 1010 class and a student success course with math components, will earn you the title of Bruin Scholar and continued support throughout your time at SLCC. Visit Bridge Program for more information
Bruin Scholars Program
The Bruin Scholars Program focuses on student success through personalized guidance, academic and social activities, and robust support for university transfer and career preparation. It is tailored to assist first-generation, undocumented, transitioning-out-of foster care students. Visit Bruin Scholars for more information
Career Services
Our team of experienced Career Coaches and Employer Specialists works closely with students to navigate their professional journeys. We help students build essential skills through internships, career competencies, and major exploration, while also providing post-graduation support. With tools like Handshake, students can access job postings nationwide, on-campus work, and valuable career resources. Personalized guidance is at the core of what we do, and platforms like Hiration offer AI-driven resume and interview support. Visit Career Services today and take the next step in your professional and academic journey!
Center for Health and Counseling
Dedicated to student well-being and personal growth. We offer high-quality, affordable, and culturally sensitive services while ensuring confidentiality. Our integrative and collaborative approach includes:
- Medical Care: General health check-ups, immunizations, and treatment for minor illnesses and injuries.
- Mental Health Counseling: Individual and group therapy, crisis intervention, and stress management.
- Health Education: Workshops and resources on nutrition, sexual health, and substance abuse prevention.
- Massage Therapy: Therapeutic massages to help reduce stress and improve overall well-being.
- Campus Recreation: Fitness programs, sports activities, and wellness events to keep students active and engaged.
Child Care & Family Services
Child Care and Family Services provides compassionate, reliable, and pragmatic services to all student parents and their children in the areas of financial need, parenting and family education, and access to quality childcare. Visit Child Care & Family Services for more information.
Concurrent Enrollment
The SLCC Concurrent Enrollment (CE) Department partners with high schools and SLCC academic departments to build a comprehensive college experience for motivated and academically prepared high school students. Students who complete concurrent enrollment courses receive both high school and college credit. Visit Concurrent Enrollment for more information.
Engaged Learning Office
Dive into community-engaged learning (formerly service-learning) and link your coursework with service, meeting both community needs and your learning goals. Plus, you can enjoy exciting, credit-bearing experiences like study abroad and domestic study courses, traveling internationally or within the country as part of your academic journey. We also offer lots of financial help, including scholarships, grants, and tuition waivers. Visit the Engaged Learning Office for more information.
ePortfolio
ePortfolios are used to tell your General Education learning story while at SLCC. We also use ePortfolios to assess and continuously improve teaching and learning. You can use the ePortfolio card on My SLCC to create your ePortfolio, access online tutorials, schedule a virtual or in-person appointment for one-on-one help, find examples of outstanding student ePortfolios, and learn about our ePortfolio tuition waiver.
Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO)
The EEO Office supports Salt Lake Community College’s commitment to policies of equal employment and nondiscrimination. The EEO Office works to prevent any form of exclusion from participation in, denial of benefits of, or subject any individual to discrimination, harassment, or prejudicial treatment on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identify, genetic information, disability, religion, protected veteran status, expression of political or personal beliefs outside of the workplace, or any other status protected under applicable federal, state, or local law. Visit Equal Employment Opportunity for more information.
Financial Aid
SLCC’s Financial Aid Office educates students on the types of financial aid available and assists students in completing the free application for federal student aid (FAFSA) and informs them of the requirements to keep financial aid. Students may also learn about non-Title IV aid sources of funding, such as scholarships, tuition waiver programs and the SLCC Promise Program. For more information visit our website: https://www.slcc.edu/financialaid/index.aspx.
Graduation
SLCC’s Graduation Office works with students applying for graduation or requesting certificates or diplomas. Please visit the Graduation Office’s website to find instructions on applications for graduation, important dates, and forms.
International Student Services
International Student Services offers a wide variety of services and programs to international students at Salt Lake Community College. We are your headquarters for immigration advising, personal support, academic support, cultural adjustment, and provide opportunities for friendship and leadership. We present a special international orientation at the beginning of each semester which introduces new students to the immigration regulations, the U.S. educational system, Salt Lake Community College resources, and cross-cultural differences. We are your advocates and ensure that you are understood and supported. Visit International Student Services for more information.
MySuccess
MySuccess is an online platform accessible through your MySLCC account that allows students to engage with their SLCC community. Students can schedule appointments with SLCC instructors and service providers, view their course schedules, raise their virtual hand if they have questions or concerns, and receive informational messages regarding SLCC resources, events, and course updates. Visit MySuccess for more information
Office of the Registrar and Academic Records
The Office of the Registrar and Academic Records serves and empowers students, staff, faculty, and our community as the Office facilitates the completion of academic goals and implements effective college policies and procedures to ensure accuracy, integrity, and compliance for academic records. Visit Office of the Registrar and Academic Records for more information.
One Card
The OneCard Office provides school identification and specialty cards to staff, faculty, students, and community members giving them unique access to a wide variety of college facilities and events. The OneCard includes a free transit pass good for use on all UTA services. Visit One Card for more information.
Orientation and Transition
Orientation and Transition support students’ onboarding to SLCC, helping them seamlessly integrate into the campus community. We kick off each academic year with Bruin Bash, a free student event to celebrate the new school year. Unsure about the class registration process? We offer Virtual Registration Assistance throughout the year. During the Fall and Spring semesters, we host Mega Fairs to connect students to campus resources. Visit Orientation and Transition for more information.
STEM Learning
Our goal in STEM Learning is to help students build self-confidence, promote critical thinking skills, and encourage active learning in STEM courses. We are committed to preparing students to reach their full potential as individuals and members of our community. We offer the following services:
- Free, unlimited, drop-in tutoring on 4 campuses
- Class reviews and workshops
- Student success support and mentoring
- Research & project-based learning
Please visit our website for more information: STEM Learning | SLCC.
Student Engagement, Experience, & Achievement
Led by professional staff and student leaders, SEEA strives to strengthen student growth by ensuring that they have the necessary tools to achieve goals, graduate with confidence, help navigate their educational journey at SLCC, and support engagement. By participating in SEEA, students will receive comprehensive resources and personalized guidance to strengthen their desire to succeed and improve the quality of their educational experience. Visit SEEA for more information.”
Student Writing & Reading Center
The SLCC Student Writing & Reading Center helps you to succeed as a student by helping you to improve as a writer and a reader. We offer free, in-person and online consultations for all SLCC students enrolled in any class. We also have a variety of literacy resources for students and teachers. Visit Student Writing & Reading Center for more information.
Thayne Center for Student Life, Leadership, & Community Engagement
Thayne Center connects students to community, resources, and programs that cultivate empowerment, leadership, and social change. We are your one-stop shop for involvement including 65 peer leader roles, volunteer and service opportunities, basic needs resources, and more. Thayne Center is also home to the SLCC Student Association, Clubs, and Bruin Pantry’s five locations (Taylorsville, South City, Jordan, West Valley, and Herriman). Check out our website for a full list of programs and events: Thayne Center for Student Life, Leadership & Community Engagement | SLCC
Title IX
Title IX is a federal law offering protection against sex discrimination in your education, programs, and activities here at SLCC. The College is committed to maintaining a campus community where every individual may work and study free from abuse, intimidation, and harassment. Visit Title IX for more information.
Veterans Services
Veterans Services is committed to supporting those who have served us by assisting them in obtaining their education benefits in a timely manner, providing support in retention, and offering educational tools and resources in a supportive environment to assist the Veteran student and dependents in their path towards graduation. Visit Veterans Services for more information.
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