Services & Resources

Check out our resources below to see if there is something that fits for you!

American Indian Outreach Resources

American Indian Outreach's mission is to encourage and support Indigenous students like you on your journey toward educational success by creating awareness of available Maricopa Community Colleges programs, resources, and collaborative partnerships. We also serve as a bridge that communicates between and collaborates with tribal communities, educational institutions and related organizations, and community stakeholders to benefit Native students.

Commuter and Bus Information

Parking on campus is FREE! However, parking permits are required for all faculty and staff. Please see Parking Permits & Parking Regulations for more information.

Students registered in 6 or more credits are qualified to purchase a Valley Metro Transit bus pass at a reduced price, thanks to a Maricopa County Community Colleges District subsidy!

Fare Valley Metro Price - MCCCD Subsidy = You Pay
Local (Monthly Pass) $64 $32 $32
Semester Pass $230 $115 $115

  • Contact the Office of Student Experience and Leadership at [email protected] or visit the office (SC-185) to complete the Bus Pass Request Form.
  • After the Bus Pass Request Form has been completed and approved, students may purchase a bus pass from The Bookstore.

  • Check out the website for Valley Metro for a ton of information about routes, fares, and programs, as well as quick links to the Transit Trip Planner and Route Finder.
  • You may qualify for a Reduced Fare if you are a Youth (6-18 yrs old), Senior (65+ yrs), Medicare Cardholder, or Disabled.
  • Passes can be purchased at local businesses such as Walgreens, Safeway, and Circle K.
  • Dial-A- Ride provides transportation for those who are unable to access local bus service.

Housing Information

While SCC does not have on-campus housing, we can refer you to several housing options. Please note that SCC does not sponsor or endorse any particular apartment complex or housing locating service. Additionally, SCC does not assist with roommate matching. It is advisable that students personally inspect any accommodations or request references before entering into housing arrangements. Check out this website for helpful tips when you start looking for housing.

SCC Housing Resources (coming soon)

Student ID Cards

Student ID Cards are available in-person and through our online process! Visit us at the Office of Student Experience & Leadership (SC-185) or complete this online form to request a new or replacement student ID card. Students do not have to request a student ID card every semester.

Questions? Contact [email protected].

  • Students must be enrolled in the semester for which the ID card is requested.
  • Students must upload a photo ID authentication and a photo. Acceptable forms of ID can be found on Photo ID Requirements. Photos used for the ID card must meet photo ID requirements which can be found on the Student ID Request form.

In the interim, you may use the Enrollment Verification or Class Schedule features in your My Maricopa record for proof of enrollment for such places as banks and vendors. In addition, you will find many online vendors offering student discounts simply need you to order using an ".edu" email, so using your [email protected] account should suffice.

Student Health Insurance Information

While the Maricopa County Community College District does not offer health insurance plans to students, here are some resources to keep you up-to-date on healthcare options:

The Student Accident Insurance Plan is provided without charge to all students of the Maricopa Community Colleges.

The following is a brief summary of our student insurance plans. The master policies contain complete details of the provisions, limitations, and exclusions and will prevail at all times.

Please note this is a secondary policy; if the student has insurance, it must be submitted to their insurance company first.

Education is expensive--and so are accidents. To protect students against the financial burden of medical expenses resulting from an accident, the Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) provides its students with Student Accident Insurance. Every MCCCD student is automatically insured and the cost for the insurance is covered in the student-activity fee.

  • Coverage applies only to College-related accidents.
  • Coverage applies to students registered in day or evening classes and who are enrolled in an approved credit or non-credit class at any of the Maricopa Community Colleges.

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