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WHAT’S INSIDE Who We Are.......................................... 4 Degree Options..................................... 6 Areas of Study....................................... 7 Campus Locations............................... 10 Get Involved........................................ 15 Find a New Comfort Zone.................. 16 Gain Momentum.................................. 21 Hands-On Learning............................. 22 Accelerate Your Career....................... 25 SLCC Athletics..................................... 26 Become a Bruin................................... 29 Bruin Benefits...................................... 32 Express Yourself.................................. 34 Enroll Today........................................ 35

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AVERAGE CLASS SIZE IS 20

54% OF STUDENTS ARE THE FIRST

IN THEIR FAMILIES TO ATTEND COLLEGE THE COLLEGE SERVES MORE THAN 60,000 STUDENTS EACH YEAR NATIONALLY, SLCC IS THE TOP 12 PRODUCER OF ASSOCIATE DEGREES AWARDED CHOOSE YOUR PATHWAY FROM 8 AREAS OF STUDY

70% OF STUDENTS ARE EMPLOYED

WHILE ATTENDING SLCC

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SLCC HAS THE MOST DIVERSE STUDENT BODY OF ANY HIGHER ED INSTITUTION IN THE STATE

40% OF STUDENTS ARE AWARDED

FINANCIAL AID

69% OF SLCC STUDENTS TRANSFER

TO A FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTION

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Other University of Utah

Utah Valley University

Weber State University

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Utah State University

Brigham Young University

Westminster

Western Governors University

DEGREE OPTIONS AS

CP

This degree is for you if you want to complete your general education and pre-major courses before transferring to a bachelor’s degree program at a Utah public four-year college or university. This is a great track for students who want to explore different academic options.

If you are already working in the field of your choice and you want an education to refine or improve your skills for a raise or promotion, you should investigate your options with this track.

AA

Certificate of Achievement

Associate of Science

Associate of Arts

This degree choice is much like the AS degree with the addition of a foreign language requirement.

APE

Associate of Pre-Engineering

This is a specialized program to prepare you for transferring seamlessly into an engineering major at a Utah public four-year college or university. You will be required to complete a significant amount of engineering coursework, while taking fewer general education courses.

AAS

Associate of Applied Science

If you’re interested in a fast track toward an entry-level career, then this choice is right for you. AAS degrees require more program-specific courses with limited general education requirements.

CC

Certificate of Completion

This path will help you focus on a specialized field of study that quickly matches students to good-paying jobs that are in high demand in Utah.

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Certificate of Proficiency

CA

If you want to jump-start your career and get prepared for an entry-level job, this alternative may be right for you.

AREAS OF STUDY Arts, Communication & Digital Media Architectural Technology (AAS)

Architectural Technology – CAD/BIM Emphasis (AAS)

Film Production Technician (AAS)

Visual Art & Design – Animation Emphasis (AAS)

Game Development (CP)

Graphic Communications (AS, CC) Graphic Technician (CP)^#

Visual Art & Design – Illustration Emphasis (AAS)

Interior Design (AAS, CP) Media Music (AAS)

Visual Art & Design – Multimedia Emphasis (AAS)

Media Studies & Journalism (AS)

Architecture (AS)

MIDI (CP)

Communication Studies (AS)

Creative Arts Entrepreneurship (CP) Fashion Design & Merchandising – Fashion Design (AAS) Fashion Design & Merchandising – Fashion Merchandising (AAS) Fashion Design & Merchandising – Technical Apparel (AAS)

Motion Graphics & Visual Effects (CP) Music (AS)

Music Recording Technology (AAS, CP) Theatre Arts (AS)

Computer Sciences & Information Technologies

Business Administration (AAS)

Culinary Arts (AAS)

Business & Personal Computing (CC)

Web Programmer (CP)^#

Network Administrator – MCITP:SA (CP)^#

Network Engineer (CP)^#

Network Support Technician (CA)^# Network Systems (AAS)

Computer Sciences & Information Systems (AS, AAS)

Event & Meeting Planner (CA)+

Computer Support Specialist – A+ Certification (CP)^#

Hospitality Management (AAS)

Geospatial Technology (AAS, CP, CC)

Finance & Credit (AAS, CC)

Web Graphic Design (CP)

Visual Art & Design – Animation (AS)

Business (AA, AS)

Commercial Foods Certificate (CC)^#

Visual Art & Design – Web Design Emphasis (AAS)

Website Designer (CP)^#

Video/Radio Production (AAS)

Accounting (AAS, CC)

Commercial Baking (CC)^#

Visual Art & Design – Photography Emphasis (AAS)

Mobile Publishing (CC)

Business

Business Management (AAS, CC)

Visual Art & Design – Graphic Design Emphasis (AAS)

Desktop Support Technician (CA)^#

Marketing Management (AAS, CC) Retail Management (CC) Travel Planner (CA)+

* Selective Admission Programs

^ Competency-Based

+ Continuing Education

# School of Applied Technology Program

(AS) Associate of Science (AA) Associate of Arts (APE) Associate of Pre-Engineering (AAS) Associate of Applied Science (CC) Certificate of Completion (CP) Certificate of Proficiency (CA) Certificate of Achievement

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Health Sciences Advanced Practice Medical Assistant (AAS)* Certified Nursing Assistant (CA)^#

Clinical Laboratory Assistant (CA)^# Dental Hygiene (AAS)*

Diagnostic Medical Sonography (CA)*+

Emergency Medical Technician Training (CA)

Fitness Technician (AAS) Health Science (AS)*

Medical Coding & Billing (CP)^#

Medical Office Administration (CP)^# Medical Scribe (CA)^#

Mortuary Science (AAS)* Nursing (AAS)*

Physical Therapist Assistant (AAS)*

Pre-Medical & Health Sciences (AS) Radiologic Technology (AAS)* Respiratory Therapy (AAS)* Surgical Technology (CC)*

Therapeutic Recreation Technician (CA)+

Automotive Refinishing (CC)

Heating, Cooling & Refrigeration Technology Apprenticeship (AAS)

Brick Mason Technology Apprenticeship (AAS)

Motorcycle & Outdoor Power Equipment Technology (CP, CC)

Humanities

Light Repair (CC)

American Sign Language (AA)

Automotive Technician (AAS)

Manual Machinist (CA)^#

Brick Mason (CA)^#

Non-Destructive Testing – Ultrasonics (CC)

ASL/English Interpreting (AAS)* English (AA, AS)

English as a Second Language# Genealogy (CA)+ History (AA)

Humanities (AA)

Collision, Maintenance & Light Repair (AAS)

Construction Management (AS)

Writing Studies (AS)

Construction Management & Sustainable Building (AAS)

Manufacturing, Construction & Applied Technologies Aerospace/Aviation Maintenance Technology (AAS) Air Conditioning/Heating/ Refrigeration (CC)^ Aircraft Electronics (CP)

Automation & Instrumentation Technician (CC)^#

Automotive Collision Repair (CC) Automotive Collision Repair & Refinishing (AAS) Automotive Maintenance &

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Cabinetmaking & Furniture Construction (CC)

Construction Laborer (CA)

Writing (CC)

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Occupational Therapy Assistant (AAS)* Pharmacy Technician (CA)*+

Diesel Service Technician & Driver (CC)^#

Diesel Service Technician (CP)^#

Diesel Systems Technology (AAS, CC) Electrical Independent Technology Apprenticeship (AAS) Electromechanical Assembly Technician (CA)^# Electronics Assembly Technician (CA)^#

Electronics Communications Technician (CC)^# Electronics Engineering Technician (CC)^#

Electronics Technician (CP)^# Energy Management (AAS)+

^ Competency-Based

+ Continuing Education

Non-Destructive Testing – Eddy Current (CC) Non-Destructive Testing – Radiography (CC) Non-Destructive Testing Technology (AAS)

Personalized Apprentice Training

Plumber/Pipefitter JATC Technology Apprenticeship (AAS) Plumbing Independent Technology Apprenticeship (AAS)

Professional Truck Driving CDL (CA)^# Refrigeration JATC Technology Apprenticeship (AAS) Stagehand JATC Technology Apprenticeship (AAS)

Surveying & Geomatics (AAS, CP)

Sustainable Building Construction (CC) Technical Transfer (AS) Welding (CC)^#

Welding Fabrication & Inspection (AAS) Welding Technology (CC)

# School of Applied Technology Program

(AS) Associate of Science (AA) Associate of Arts (APE) Associate of Pre-Engineering (AAS) Associate of Applied Science (CC) Certificate of Completion (CP) Certificate of Proficiency (CA) Certificate of Achievement

Science, Engineering & Mathematics Biology (AS)

Biotechnology (AS, CP)^

Chemical Engineering (APE) Chemistry (AS)

Chemistry/Physical Science (AS)

Civil/Environmental Engineering (APE) Computer Engineering (APE)

Manufacturing Engineering (APE)

Materials Science Engineering (APE) Mathematics (AS)

Mechanical Engineering (APE) Mechanical Engineering Technology (AS)

Metallurgical Engineering (APE) Microscopy (CP)

Mining Engineering (APE)

Electrical Engineering (APE)

Nanotechnology (CP)

Electronics Engineering Technology (AAS, CC)

Social & Behavioral Sciences, Education & Human Services

Manufacturing Engineering Technology (AS)

Physics (AS)

Engineering Design/Drafting Technology (AS, AAS)

Anthropology (AA, AS)

Criminal Justice (AS, AAS)

Cultural Resource Management (CP) Economics (AS) Education (AS)

Family and Human Studies (AS, AAS, CC)

Homeland Security/Emergency Management (AAS) Paralegal Studies (AAS)

Engineering Drafting & Manufacturing Technology (CC)

Peace Officer Basic Training (CA) Political Science (AS)

Environmental Science & Sustainability (CP)

Psychology (AS)

Geographic Science (AS)

Social Work (AA, AS)

Geology (AS)

Special Function/ Reserve Officer Training (CA)

Geological Engineering (APE)

Sociology (AS)

Machining CNC/ CAM Technology (CC)

Transition to Teaching/ARL (CA)+

Program options are subject to change. Visit slcc.edu/catalog for up-to-date information.

* Selective Admission Programs

^ Competency-Based

+ Continuing Education

# School of Applied Technology Program

(AS) Associate of Science (AA) Associate of Arts (APE) Associate of Pre-Engineering (AAS) Associate of Applied Science (CC) Certificate of Completion (CP) Certificate of Proficiency (CA) Certificate of Achievement

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CAMPUS LOCATIONS UTA TRANSIT PASS Salt Lake Community College is providing free Bus/Transit passes to all of our active students, faculty and staff. The pass will be good for use on UTA Buses, TRAX and FrontRunner. slcc.edu/onecard/utaedpass.aspx 10

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State Street

4100 South

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MURRAY

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Bangerter Highway

5600 West

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MIDVALE 7800 South

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SLCC Location SLCC Online 9000 South

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WEST JORDAN

Inter-Campus SLCC Online Shuttle (The B-Line)

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SABRINA BARANOWSKI Sabrina is a breakdancing soccer player. Studying animation and game design. Loves roller blading and Mexican food. Worked at Spy Hop, which mentors young people in the digital arts. Likes the quote, “Do one thing a day that scares you.�

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Westpointe Campus (WP) 1060 N Flyer Way Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 801-957-2150 This location near the airport is home to the new Westpointe Workforce Training & Education Center, a flexible high-quality space that supports the community’s training needs.

International Aviation Education Center (AP) 551 N 2200 West Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 801-957-2050 This campus provides training in the maintenance and repair of various aircraft.

Library Square Center (LSC) 231 E 400 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 801-957-2000 Located downtown, the Library Square Center houses the Fashion Institute and Interior Design.

Community Writing Center (CWC) 210 E 400 South, Suite 8 Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 801-957-2192 Located on the east plaza of Library Square, the CWC believes everyone can write.

Drop in for workshops, coaching and a quiet place to think.

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South City Campus (SCC) 1575 S State Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 801-957-3350 This campus is home to the Center for Arts & Media and the popular Grand Theatre.

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West Valley Center (WVC) 3460 S 5600 West West Valley City, Utah 84128 801-957-2118 This location serves the needs of students living on the west side of the Salt Lake Valley.

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Meadowbrook Campus (MBC) 250 W 3900 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84107 801-957-5821 This campus proudly shares space with the Utah Refugee Education & Training Center.

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Taylorsville Redwood Campus (RRC) 4600 S Redwood Road Salt Lake City, Utah 84123 801-957-4111 This campus is home to the Student Center, Dumke Center for STEM Learning and the Lifetime Activities Center, with workout and sports facilities for students and athletes.

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Jordan Campus (JC) 3491 W 9000 South West Jordan, Utah 84088 801-957-2600 This campus is centrally located for the southwestern portion of the Salt Lake Valley and houses the Health Sciences Center and all allied health programs.

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Miller Campus (LHM) 9750 S 300 West Sandy, Utah 84070 801-957-5200 The Larry H. Miller Campus is home to the Culinary Institute, Automotive Collision Repair/Refinishing, Criminal Justice, the Miller Business Resource Center, Workforce Training & Continuing Education.

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Herriman Center (HCAX) 13011 S Pioneer St (6000 W) Herriman, Utah 84096 901-957-4073 This location in the former City Hall building offers general education classes for students living in the southwest Valley.

SLCC Online slcc.edu/online 801-957-4406 SLCC Online provides an innovative, flexible, online learning experience with your success in mind.

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MARISSA ZWAHLEN Marissa loves math and science and likes to be involved at school. She is leaning toward a college major in biomedical engineering to someday design parts for prosthetics. She plans to earn a master’s degree before starting her career.

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GET INVOLVED JOIN A CLUB

BE A LEADER

There are over 60 clubs and organizations at SLCC. There is a club for just about everyone, and if you don’t see one you like or are interested in, you can always start your own. Make your college experience more enriched — get involved, join a club.

Are you looking to learn or increase your leadership skills? Join the student government of the SLCC Student Association. You can be a part of planning activities for students, take part in leadership development and gain real-world experience.

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LEARN AND SERVE Get engaged in your community through service-learning courses! In servicelearning, you not only learn course content but you also get to see firsthand how it applies in the real world. Participate in academic-based community service, develop your resume and get involved in issues you care about! slcc.edu/service-learning/student.aspx

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SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY The Thayne Center for Service & Learning will help you envision a world in which people’s basic needs are met and the values of equality and social justice are realized.

Become empowered to affect positive change in your community. slcc.edu/thaynecenter

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FIND A NEW COMFORT ZONE STUDY ABROAD SLCC prepares you to be a global citizen and an engaged learner and scholar. Through integrating classroom and community-based experiential learning, you will gain an understanding of the social and economic underpinnings of the diverse local, national and global community to which you belong. Global learning, which includes Study Abroad, Domestic Study Away and co-curricular experiences, supports you in understanding and appreciating human differences. slcc.edu/studyabroad

EXPERIENCE INTERNSHIPS IN DC Looking for internships while you finish your degree? Whether you are interested in politics, the FBI, art, history or aeronautics, Washington D.C. has many internship opportunities that students can explore. Now is the time to get your application started! We are now accepting applications for future summer and fall semesters. slcc.edu/dc-internships

TAKE AN ALTERNATIVE BREAK Alternative Break is a national program where colleges and universities organize local and outof-state trips for students who want to travel during their fall or spring breaks. They challenge students to learn about social issues, such as poverty and homelessness, and empower them to personally make a difference through volunteering. Past participants have traveled to 12 states, including New York, Hawaii, Colorado and Washington. slcc.edu/thaynecenter/asb.aspx

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GABE MORENO Gabe immigrated to Utah from Colombia with his family in 2007.

Starting from “zero� he learned English and fought off self-doubt to eventually become a Graduate of Excellence at Salt Lake Community College. He is continuing his academic journey at the University of Utah. While at SLCC, he was also involved as a Civically Engaged Scholar, helping others outside of the classroom and in the community he calls home.

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If you take classes in SLCC’s Science & Industry Building on the Taylorsville Redwood Campus, this could be your view.

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GAIN MOMENTUM DUMKE CENTER FOR STEM LEARNING Find tutoring, advising, study and collaboration spaces, science models and computers for your use at the new Dumke Center for STEM Learning on the Taylorsville Redwood Campus. slcc.edu/tutoring/stem-center.aspx

TRIO PROGRAMS If you are a first-generation college student admitted to SLCC, a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, plan to graduate from SLCC and transfer to a four-year institution, meet federal income guidelines and/or are a student with a disability, you may be eligible to participate in TRIO. All TRIO services are free to participants. slcc.edu/trio TRIO Student Support Services TRIO Student Support Services supports you as you pursue your academic goals, graduate and transfer. Students services include personalized academic advising, tutoring, financial aid advising, transfer advising, workshops and opportunities for partial tuition waivers. slcc.edu/trio/sss

ARAFAT DJOBO

TRIO STEM

“Before, I had two jobs and was going to school full time and taking care of my family back in Africa. My GPA was dropping. I had no time to study. I was that close to giving up on school. I felt like I had no support. But STEM Scholars, they definitely gave me the support I needed.�

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Are you pursuing a degree in science, technology, engineering or mathematics?

Internships, research opportunities and scholarships might be in your future!

The TRIO STEM Program provides opportunities, tools and resources to help you succeed in pursuing and completing your academic pathway.

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HANDS-ON LEARNING SCHOOL OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGY You’ve been in school most of your life, and maybe the thought of four, five or six more years of school isn’t for you. The School of Applied Technology can help you start your career and begin making a good living fast.

The School of Applied Technology doesn’t have traditional semesters, so you can jump into a program at any time. You may be able to move through the curriculum more quickly if you already have skills or knowledge in your area of interest through prior coursework, onthe-job training, military training or other life and work experience. slcc.edu/satts

COMPETENCY-BASED EDUCATION (CBE) Competency-based education helps you progress in school by demonstrating what you know and what you can do. You may be able to apply those skills and knowledge toward a Certificate of Completion, Certificate of Proficiency or a Certificate of Achievement.

Imagine yourself: • Helping doctors and nurses save lives • Troubleshooting computer problems • Driving a truck across the open road • Designing award-winning websites • Repairing complex electronic devices • Working on diesel vehicles • Fixing appliances slcc.edu/satts

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APPRENTICESHIPS Get on-the-job training and certification to jump-start your career in a variety of rapidly growing fields, including: • HVAC • Plumbing • Electrician slcc.edu/satts

CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE) If you want to work with your hands, get a great-paying job and still earn a college degree, then the SLCC Career and Technical Education path could be right for you.

CTE includes a wide range of programs specifically designed to prepare students to rapidly enter the workforce including: • Nursing • EMT • Automotive Technician • Film Production Technician • Geospacial Technology • Business and Personal Computing slcc.edu/cte

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ACCELERATE YOUR CAREER Ready to get to work in a career that will challenge your mind and reward you for your skills? Workforce Training & Continuing Education offers quality and affordability, with hundreds of classroom and online courses from instructors who are leaders in their fields. Many of our programs are created with Utah industry partners, making your credentials stand out in the job market.

From aerospace manufacturing to teaching, and dozens of options in between, we can help you accelerate your career path. slcc.edu/wed

WE CAN HELP YOU: • Build things using modern materials, like Kevlar® and carbon fiber, for Utah’s growing manufacturing industry (Composites) • Help people improve and maintain their health (Pharmacy Technician) • Learn technology specific to the career you want (Computer & Technology Workforce Training) • Use the latest innovations to create life-saving products (Medical Device Manufacturing) • Work outside (Solar Installation or Utility Lineworker)

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2017-2018 Volleyball SWAC Champions Finished 3rd in the Nation Region 18 Champions

Women’s Soccer 2nd Place SWAC Finished 3rd in Region Region 18 Champions

Women’s Basketball SWAC Champions Region 18 Champions Finished 17th in the Nation NJCAA Nationals

Men’s Soccer 2nd Place SWAC Finished 3rd in Region Region 18 Champions

Men’s Basketball SWAC Champions Region 18 Champions District A Champions Finished 17th in the Nation NJCAA Nationals

Baseball 2nd Place SWAC Finished 2nd in Region Region 18 Champions

2016-2017 Volleyball Finished 5th in the Nation Region 18 Champions

LETICS

Women’s Basketball Regular Season Champions Finished 4th in the Nation Region 18 Champions

Softball Regular Season Champions Finished 2nd in the Nation Region 18 Champions

Men’s Soccer Conference Champions

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A BRUIN APPLY FOR ADMISSION Starting at SLCC is easy. Just fill out the online application, pay a $40 fee and you’re on your way! slcc.edu/apply

CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT & AP CREDIT If you have taken concurrent enrollment

courses at institutions other than SLCC or have high school AP test scores, please make sure you submit your official transcripts when you apply to SLCC. Your classes will be evaluated so you can get the credit you’ve earned.

PAYING FOR COLLEGE Financial Aid We want to help you take the worry out of funding your education at SLCC by guiding you toward many types of financial aid, including grants, loans, work-study and scholarships.

Get started by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online. fafsa.ed.gov

scholarships don’t need to be paid back – they are free money – and all kinds of students receive scholarships.

Visit slcc.edu/scholarships for additional information and to apply online for scholarships.

Loans vs. Grants Federal Title IV loan programs assist students with their educational expenses and are repaid when the student is no longer attending or enrolled in at least six credit hours.

Grants are gifts of money that do not have to be repaid under most circumstances.

Work Study Federally-funded programs are available to students who are attending at least half-time and demonstrate financial need. Positions are available on campus or at local elementary schools. Award amounts range from $1,000 to $5,000 and are paid as funds are earned.

Tuition Payments SLCC offers a Tuition Payment Plan (TPP) to qualified students. Approved students can make a down payment and pay the balance over four months.

Financial aid deadlines, application steps, scholarship information and TPP instructions can be found at slcc.edu/student/financial or call the Financial Aid Office at 801-957-4410.

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ROXANA SEVILLA She moved from Peru in 2012 and the following year enrolled at Salt Lake Community College, starting with reading and writing classes. Eventually she enrolled at the SLCC Fashion Institute, making full use of SLCC Promise funds to make college more affordable. Her goal is to someday own her own clothing manufacturing business in the U.S.

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At Salt Lake Community College, we believe higher education should be available to anyone who desires it. SLCC Promise helps eligible, full-time students pay for their education by covering the cost of tuition and fees when federal grants fall short. SLCC Promise is intended to remove economic barriers and to provide a pathway for SLCC students to complete their degrees.

For more information, visit:

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SAVE ON TEXTBOOKS WITH

OPEN SLCC Open Educational Resources are a less expensive alternative to traditional textbooks. In just four years, students using OPEN SLCC courses have saved an estimated $5 million.

The full OPEN SLCC course schedule is available at:

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BRUIN BENEFITS CAMPUS BOOKSTORES

CHILD CARE SERVICES

Shop for textbooks (buy or rent) and course materials, supplies, Bruin apparel and school spirit items at the Campus Bookstores.

High-quality, reliable child care is available to student parents on our Taylorsville Redwood and South City campuses.

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LIFETIME ACTIVITIES CENTER

DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER

Get your game on at our basketball, racquetball and volleyball courts, pump some iron, join an exercise club or just get rid of pre-exam stress with a walk around the indoor track. Free access for SLCC students.

SLCC values inclusive learning environments and strives to make all aspects of the College accessible to our students. If you have a disability and believe you need accommodations to improve access to learning materials or the learning environment, please contact the Disability Resource Center.

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VETERANS CENTER Veterans and their dependents will find support and assistance in completing your educational goals at our award-winning Veterans Center. slcc.edu/veterans 32

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EXPRESS YOURSELF Intrigued by creative inquiry, expression and inspiration? Explore visual, digital and performing arts, including theater, film, photography, design, fashion, music and more.

CENTER FOR ARTS AND MEDIA The state-of-the-industry Center for Arts and Media at the South City Campus is an environment for sharing, creating, inspiring and collaborating. Students can express themselves through engaging classes, performances, concerts, screenings and more. slcc.edu/arts-comm

The Grand Theatre Catch a show like Hairspray, Spamalot, or West Side Story, performed by professional actors in this historic theater. Students receive free admission with their OneCard. grandtheatrecompany.com

George S. and Dolores DorĂŠ Eccles Art Gallery Dedicated to the enjoyment and appreciation of visual arts through projects of student, community and international artists. slcc.edu/art-gallery

Tanner Forum on Social Ethics Expand your mind as you listen to internationally recognized speakers examine critical issues in contemporary social ethics. This annual lecture is free and open to the public. slcc.edu/tanner

FASHION INSTITUTE Prepare for a stimulating career in the only fashion design program in Utah. The annual Senior Collection Fashion Show is colorful and compelling — and you could be part of the excitement! slcc.edu/fashion

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ENROLL TODAY CONTACT THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE We help you resolve questions or issues on your way to obtaining your higher education and technical training. slcc.edu/apply 801-957-4298

MICHAEL RYAN ANDOLSEK Michael didn’t fit in and was struggling in high school, then dropped out (he has his GED) to enroll full time at the SLCC Fashion Institute at age 17. At age 25, he hosted a fashion show at the Grand America where he showed off his new line of high-end clothing, four years after being diagnosed with autism. He now has his own company and is hiring others with autism.

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