Computer Labs
SCCC offers multiple computer labs with updated software and computers for classroom hands-on learning and student study. Computer labs are open to students to complete course assignments, write papers, work on projects, use specialized software, search the internet, and communicate with their instructors and classmates via email.
Library
The Library provides faculty, students and community with materials, equipment, and facilities to support the curriculum. Newspapers, periodicals, and other materials are available. Patrons are encouraged to use the supplementary materials, to learn to find materials, and to do recreational reading in the comfortable, relaxed atmosphere.
Mathematics Resource Center (MRC)
The Hobble Academic Building is the home of the Mathematics Resource Center (MRC), located inside the SCCC Library. The MRC has resource assistants available to help with math coursework, computers specifically for students taking math and science courses, and space available for math and science study groups. A professional Math tutor will be available in the MRC to assist students.
Student Housing
The college operates a Student Living Center as a co-ed dormitory, multiple suite style units to accommodate approximately 250 students. Most of the buildings are adjacent to the main campus, and provide spacious private and semi-private rooms, Internet access, a student lounge, a central computer lab, and laundry facilities. A meal plan is an integral part of every Living Center contract. Complete information and contracts for the Living Center are available on the SCCC website.
Student Success Center (SSC)
The SCCC Student Success Center (SSC) is located just south of the Library. Like the Library, the SSC is open to all students. Even if you’re not taking a computer course, you’re welcome to use the equipment and services. Staff are available for support with academic, career, and personal counseling at no charge to the student. Student can also make private tutoring appointments. There is no cost to the student.
- Academic Advising--If you're a new student or haven't yet declared a major, you can see an advisor in the Student Success Center for help in planning your class schedule. They can help all new and non-degree students plan their classes for the short or long term. (If you've already declared a major, your faculty advisor is your source for academic counseling.)
- Career Counseling--If you need help defining your career goals and identifying the skills you'll need, ask for career counseling. The Student Success Center helps you match your skills and interests with career choices. You can take a class or get individual counseling. The center is also ready to help you with job-search training, resume writing and interviewing techniques when you're ready to go for that job.
- Personal Counseling--Personal problems can interfere with academic success. If you're having trouble concentrating on your studies or are depressed for any reason, make an appointment with a counselor. The Counseling Office will help you sort things out and get back on track.
- Substance Abuse Prevention--The Student Success Center has information and counseling for substance abuse problems. This office can also refer clients to community agencies for long-term counseling.
- Peer Tutoring - Students can receive free tutoring services in the Student Success Center. There are also employment opportunities to become a peer tutor. For more information, please contact the Student Success Center.
Student Union Facility
The Student Union houses the Saints Bookstore, cafeteria, Wellness Center, Director of Student Life & Leadership, gymnasium, swimming pool, general meeting rooms, Internet Café, student recreational areas, and T.V. Lounges, providing great facilities for the recreational and leisure interests of students. Good manners, courtesy, and respect for public property are always expected from students. Any formal meeting in the Student Union by students must be scheduled in advance through the Director of Student Life & Leadership.
Testing Center
The SCCC Testing Center, located adjacent to the library in room A-164 in the Hobble Academic Building, is available to students for placement testing, on-line testing for SCCC classes, proctoring, and testing for eduKan classes, GED testing, CLEP testing, make-up exams, and a variety of other testing options for students. The Center is open during regular campus hours and evening and weekend testing opportunities may also be scheduled through the Testing Center Facilitator.
Wellness Center
The Seward County Community College Wellness Center will help individuals or groups select and maintain lifestyle changes for a healthier and happier life. The center creates cost effective health promotion and education programs for all individuals. The Wellness Center offers the latest in aerobic exercise machines such as ellipticals, steppers, bicycles, and treadmills to assist each individual in his or her cardiovascular fitness, a large component of wellness. Apex equipment is available for strength training. In addition, individuals can take advantage of aerobic classes, locker facilities, and a classroom that is used for seminars.
The Wellness Center is available to all Seward County Community College students, faculty, and staff with a valid student/staff ID, or through enrollment in a class for credit. Community patrons may use the facility by paying a monthly fee, or by enrolling in a wellness class.
Writing Center
The Writing Center, located in the library in the Hobble Academic Building, is open to all SCCC students for help with writing assignments in any class. Students can find help with understanding teacher expectations, selecting a topic, researching, developing content, organizing, revising, and editing writing assignments. The Writing Center has a convenient place for you to plug in laptops or tablets and desktop computers available to work on assignments in the Center. A professional writing tutor will be available in the Writing Center to assist students.