“We’re excited to begin the tradition of awarding an honorary degree each year with our 55th graduation,” Bennett said. “When you think about how closely aligned SCCC is with our community, this is a natural way to honor the people who contribute so much to us all.”
Seward County Community College students can make academic progress during the holiday break thanks to Winter Session classes. Nine sections are open for enrollment now, with online course delivery running from Dec. 17 to Jan. 5.
It’s time for SCCC students to set plans for the spring. Dorms are full, enrollment is up, and many high demand classes fill quickly. Enroll now!
Business and Industry has something for everyone, from crochet to concealed carry, with leadership and parent-child workshops in between. Enhance your life this fall with a class!
LIBERAL, Kan. — Enrollment for the spring semester at Seward County Community College will open Monday, Nov. 6, announced vice president of academic affairs Luke Dowell. Though the College had originally scheduled to open enrollment a week earlier, SCCC opted for more… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. — Summer arrives in mere days, and Seward County Community College will offer multiple options to “Make Summer Count” with on-campus and online summer sessions. Three separate in-person summer terms are scheduled for campus attendance, as well as online… Read More ›
Thursday workshop first of four Early Childhood Education is in short supply in Liberal, and a newly formed group seeks to address that challenge. As part of the Southwest Kansas Early Childhood Coalition, Seward County Community College will… Read More ›
10.18.21 Saints in the Know
Fully 50 percent of the federal funds for COVID-19 hardship will be funneled directly to students.
SCCC will go the extra mile to ensure future college students can take the ACT.