LIBERAL, Kan. – Seward County Community College continues to make it easier and more affordable for students to get a four-year degree without leaving Southwest Kansas. SCCC and Newman University have entered into an articulation agreement that will allow students… Read More ›
As SCCC prepares to exit the online education consortium EduKan, it plans to launch its own distance learning platform Saints Anywhere/Seward Online in 2024.
LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College is proud to announce its Honor Roll for the Spring 2023 semester. There are three Honor Roll divisions — President, Vice President and Part-time Vice President. President’s Honor Roll: Any student who completes… Read More ›
Sometimes, taking care of business means improvisation amid unforeseen circumstances. That’s exactly what happened in the Seward County Community College business program during spring semester 2023. “We had an unexpected sudden vacancy in our instructor roster, and that meant we… Read More ›
May 5 and 6 will be busy at SCCC, with four separate ceremonies planned on campus.
LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College ranks second in the state of Kansas for student graduation rates. The state released its annual community college data book Feb. 9, listing information about student performance at the 19 community colleges in… Read More ›
Students can opt for remote or on-campus work after Thanksgiving LIBERAL, Kan. — A mindful approach to slowing the spread of COVID-19 cases has enabled Seward County Community College to operate with in-person classes for eight weeks. This week, the… Read More ›
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With its campus newly reopened to the public, Seward County Community College has seen a bump in enrollment for the fall 2020 semester. “Enrollment trends increased by three times that of the prior two weeks,” said SCCC Data Analyst Teresa… Read More ›
When COVID-19 forced a campus shutdown at Seward County Community College, instructors leaned in to the features of the college’s Learning Management System.