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The Recognized Student Clubs and Organizations (RSCO) Co-Lab Space is home of the Inter-Club Council (ICC). Students can get information on RSCOs. RSCO officers can utilize the space and workroom for RSCO projects.
Rising Scholars Program
Student Center, Bldg 410 | 1st flr Rm 1030 I (909) 274-5808 I www.mtsac.edu/rising-scholars
The Rising Scholars Program provides holistic services and resources to students who have experienced incarceration or are directly impacted by the criminal justice system (i.e. have been on probation or parol). Rising Scholars seeks to increase students' sense of belonging so they can accomplish their educational and personal goals.
Scholarship Program Office
Student Services Center, Building 9B | 2nd Floor | (909)274-4457 | www.mtsac.edu/scholarships
Visit the Scholarship Program Office for assistance with scholarship opportunities on campus and beyond. The Mt. SAC Scholarship Program Office administers nearly a million dollars in scholarships each year. Visit our website for current application and eligibility information, to view our monthly workshop schedule, or to sign-up for scholarship email alerts.
Student Health Services
Building 67B | 1st floor | (909) 274-4400 | www.mtsac.edu/healthcenter
We strive to keep students in optimal physical health by providing access to medical services and health education events at the Student Health Center and around campus. Appointments are required for physician and nurse practitioner visits; limited same-day appointments are also available. Registered nurses assess health concerns on a walk-in basis. Services include evaluation of illnesses and injuries, well visits, TB skin testing, immunizations, medications, and laboratory tests. Credit students are eligible when they have paid their health fee and are enrolled in and attending a minimum of one (1) credited course, of any number of units.
Student Life Office
Building 410 Room 2040 | (909) 274-4525 | www.mtsac.edu/studentlife
Hours | Monday - Thursday 8am-5pm | Fridays 8am-4:30pm I More information on page 15.
The Student Life Office is dedicated to promoting student responsibility, inclusion, advocacy, and engagement. It supports and develops global minded and ethical leaders who are committed to serving their communities. The Student Life Office is where students go for information on how to get engaged and build community. It also has two additional engagement areas: The Associated Students Leadership Center (ASLC) and the Recognized Student Club and Organization (RSCO) Co-Lab Space.
Teacher Preparation Institute
Building 26A Room 1610 | (909) 274-4190 | www.mtsac.edu/tpi
Hours: Monday CLOSED / Tuesday & Thursday 9am – 4pm / Wednesday 9am – 2pm/ Friday – Sunday CLOSED
The Teacher Preparation Institute is dedicated in inspiring and supporting Mt. SAC students who are looking into a career in education. We provide support and services to students by helping them choose classes and make transfer decisions, so they may successfully transfer to a four-year institution to complete an undergraduate program (B.A. or B.S.) and enter a teaching credential program in elementary, secondary or special education teaching. Additionally, our TPI Center is open for studying, printing, walk-in academic counseling and more.
Transfer & Completion Center
Student Services Center, Building 9B | 2nd floor | (909) 274-6388 | www.mtsac.edu/transfer |
| 2nd floor | (909) 274-5187 | www.mtsac.edu/completioncenter |
The Transfer Center provides comprehensive services, resources, activities, and events to prepare students for successful application, admission, and transition to four-year colleges and universities. It prepares students for the next step in
their educational journey through advising, workshops, university tours, university transfer fairs, university representative appointments and information tables, an annual Transfer Awareness Week, a Spring Transfer Conference, and transfer recognition events.
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