Get Involved

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Did you know that if you are engaged in your learning outside the classroom by serving your community and getting involved you are more likely to succeed?

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Student Experience & Leadership

Participating in clubs, retreats, study abroad, and events with your instructors are great ways to:

  • Gain skills you'll use in your career
  • Learn about the world around you
  • Discover how to advocate for change in your community

Plus, it may help boost your GPA. At SCC, the average GPA of those engaged in leadership roles in clubs and organizations is higher than the average student.

Make time to participate in the civic engagement and global awareness opportunities we offer and you'll be a step ahead!

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Getting involved helps you gain skills such as:

  • Lead or work in teams
  • Collaborate with people different than you
  • Set your career and life goals
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Plus, getting involved helps you to gain confidence in:

  • Do presentations
  • Help bring change to your community
  • Travel the world!
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Service-learning

At SCC, service-learning is one of the ways you can engage in your learning. We offer both in-person and virtual experiences during the school year that work with your busy schedule. You can participate with your class, a group of classmates, or on your own.

Service-learning can help you to:

  • Understand what you're learning in the classroom
  • Graduate. Ontime!
  • Transfer and/or gain employment
  • Give back to your community

Over 80% of scholarships require some level of community service – the more you do, the more competitive you are!

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Serving your community helps you to:

  • Meet new people
  • Clarify your values
  • Feel good
  • Interact with different people and places
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Plus, with service-learning you can:

  • Make a difference in our community
  • Decide what you want to be when you "grow up"
  • Build your skills and resume