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Programs Overview

At SPSCC, you are Success Amplified.

Popular Programs

  • Running Start

    High school juniors and seniors can earn tuition-free college credits while taking SPSCC classes in-person or online through Running Start.
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  • High School Completion

    Why earn your GED® when you complete your high school diploma at your own pace? The High School+ program costs $35 or less per quarter.
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  • ESL Classes

    ESL has six levels of classes to help speakers of others languages improve their speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.
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Admissions Types

  • New or Returning

    For students who are new to SPSCC or returning to the college after two or more quarters.

  • International

    For students applying from outside of the U.S.

  • Running Start

    For high school students applying to the Running Start program.

  • College in the High School

    For high school students applying to the College in the High School (CiHS) program.

  • ESL & High School Diploma

    For students looking for ESL, High School+ and GED®, and other pre-college transitions programs.

  • Nursing, Dental Assisting, or EFDA

    For students applying to the Nursing, Dental, or Expanded Function Dental Auxiliary (EFDA) programs.

  • Temporary

    For students who do not intend on completing a degree or certificate.

  • Under Age 18

    For students younger than 18 who have not yet graduated from high school, and not in Running Start or College in the High School.

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