SCCCD Campuses

Clovis Community College, a modern campus within the State Center Community College District, serves the growing Clovis and Fresno areas with a focus on innovative education and student-centered learning. Established to meet the needs of a rapidly expanding community, it offers a dynamic range of programs for both transfer and career-oriented students.

• Transfer Programs: General education courses and associate degrees designed for seamless transfer to four-year universities.
• STEM Education: Strong emphasis on science, technology, engineering, and math with state-of-the-art facilities.
• Business Administration: Courses in management, entrepreneurship, and economics for aspiring professionals.
• Health Sciences: Preparatory programs for nursing, physical therapy, and other healthcare careers.
• Arts and Communication: Offerings in graphic design, journalism, and performing arts to nurture creative talents.
• Social Sciences: Studies in psychology, sociology, and anthropology to understand human behavior and society.
• Workforce Development: Short-term certificates in high-demand fields like information technology and customer service.

The campus is known for its modern facilities, including advanced labs and learning centers, which enhance the educational experience. Clovis Community College prioritizes accessibility and student success, offering extensive support services such as academic advising, tutoring, and career counseling. Its location in a suburban area provides a peaceful learning environment while remaining close to urban opportunities in Fresno. The college is committed to fostering inclusivity and community engagement, hosting events and programs that celebrate diversity. Whether students aim to enter the workforce or continue their education, Clovis Community College equips them with the skills and resources needed to succeed in a competitive world.

Fresno City College, part of the State Center Community College District, offers a wide range of academic and vocational programs designed to meet the diverse needs of its student population. As one of the oldest community colleges in California, it provides accessible education with a focus on career preparation and transfer opportunities to four-year institutions.

• Associate Degrees: Programs in arts, sciences, and applied fields such as nursing, business administration, and computer science.
• Certificate Programs: Vocational training in areas like automotive technology, welding, and child development for immediate workforce entry.
• Transfer Pathways: Courses aligned with California State University and University of California systems for seamless transitions.
• Health Sciences: Renowned programs in registered nursing, dental hygiene, and radiologic technology with hands-on clinical training.
• Arts and Humanities: Offerings in music, theater, and visual arts to foster creativity and cultural appreciation.
• STEM Fields: Courses in mathematics, engineering, and technology to prepare students for high-demand careers.
• Continuing Education: Non-credit courses and community education for lifelong learning and skill enhancement.

The campus emphasizes student support through tutoring, counseling, and financial aid services to ensure academic success. With a commitment to equity and inclusion, Fresno City College serves a diverse community, providing resources for underrepresented students and fostering an environment of cultural understanding. Its central location in Fresno offers easy access to local industries for internships and job placements, particularly in agriculture, healthcare, and education sectors. Whether students aim to enter the workforce directly or pursue further studies, the college equips them with the necessary skills and knowledge to achieve their goals.

Madera Community College, part of the State Center Community College District, serves the residents of Madera County with accessible and affordable education. As a smaller campus, it provides a personalized learning environment while offering programs that cater to both academic and vocational aspirations in the Central Valley region.

• Associate Degrees: Programs in liberal arts, business, and sciences for transfer or career advancement.
• Vocational Certificates: Training in fields like agriculture, automotive repair, and office technology for quick workforce entry.
• Nursing and Health Sciences: Preparation for licensed vocational nursing and other allied health professions.
• Agriculture Education: Courses focused on local industry needs, including crop management and agribusiness.
• General Education: Foundational courses in math, English, and social sciences for transfer to universities.
• Community Education: Non-credit classes for personal enrichment and skill development.
• Student Support Services: Academic counseling, tutoring, and financial aid to ensure student success.

Madera Community College is dedicated to meeting the educational needs of its rural community, with a strong emphasis on agriculture and healthcare training, reflecting the region’s economic drivers. The campus offers a supportive atmosphere with small class sizes and accessible faculty, fostering close connections between students and instructors. Its location provides a convenient option for local residents seeking higher education without the need to travel far. The college also focuses on equity, offering resources for first-generation and underserved students to help them achieve their goals. Whether students are pursuing a degree, certificate, or personal growth, Madera Community College provides the tools and guidance necessary for success in their chosen paths.

Oakhurst Community College Center, a satellite location of the State Center Community College District, serves the mountain communities near Yosemite National Park. This smaller center focuses on providing accessible education to rural residents, offering a selection of courses tailored to local needs and interests with an emphasis on flexibility.

• General Education: Core courses in English, math, and social sciences for transfer or foundational learning.
• Vocational Training: Programs in hospitality, tourism, and business to support the local economy near Yosemite.
• Associate Degree Pathways: Limited but focused offerings for students planning to transfer to larger campuses or universities.
• Community Education: Non-credit classes for personal development, including art, fitness, and local history.
• Health and Safety Training: Courses in emergency medical services and fire technology relevant to rural settings.
• Online and Hybrid Options: Access to broader district courses through distance learning for greater flexibility.
• Student Support: Basic counseling and academic advising to guide students in a remote location.

The Oakhurst Center plays a critical role in bringing higher education to an underserved area, reducing the need for long commutes to larger campuses. Its programs are designed to align with the unique needs of the mountain community, particularly in tourism and emergency services due to its proximity to a major national park. The center offers a welcoming environment with personalized attention, ensuring students receive the support they need to succeed. By providing both in-person and online learning opportunities, Oakhurst Community College Center helps students balance education with work and family responsibilities, fostering lifelong learning in a rural setting.

Reedley College, a key campus of the State Center Community College District, is located in the heart of California’s Central Valley and offers a variety of educational programs tailored to both academic advancement and career readiness. Known for its strong agricultural focus, the college serves a rural community with programs that reflect local industry needs.

• Agriculture and Natural Resources: Signature programs in agribusiness, plant science, and animal science with hands-on farm experience.
• Associate Degrees: Studies in liberal arts, sciences, and pre-professional fields for transfer or career preparation.
• Vocational Training: Certificates in mechanics, forestry, and manufacturing to support immediate employment opportunities.
• Business and Technology: Courses in accounting, marketing, and information systems for modern workforce demands.
• Health and Wellness: Training in kinesiology and health sciences, including preparation for nursing and allied health careers.
• Arts and Humanities: Classes in literature, history, and fine arts to encourage critical thinking and cultural engagement.
• Student Support Programs: Academic counseling and transfer assistance to guide students toward their educational goals.

Reedley College is unique for its on-campus farm, providing practical learning for agriculture students, and its commitment to sustainability education. The campus fosters a close-knit community atmosphere, offering personalized attention through small class sizes and dedicated faculty. It also provides resources like tutoring centers and career services to support student success. With a focus on serving the Central Valley’s diverse population, Reedley College plays a vital role in workforce development, particularly in agriculture and technical trades, while also preparing students for transfer to universities through robust articulation agreements.