Campus Locations - San Jacinto College

AREAS OF STUDY
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San Jacinto College is committed to excellence in education. The top-ranked programs
in virtually every field offer an experience that combines breadth and depth. In our global
environment, a San Jacinto College education will equip you to flourish in the dynamic
environment you encounter. Visit www.sanjac.edu/areas-study for more information.
San Jacinto College is a public community college in East Harris
County, Texas, serving a district defined by the combined areas
of the Channelview, Deer Park, Galena Park, La Porte, Pasadena,
and Sheldon independent school districts.
Arts & Design
Campus visits are one of the most important aspects of a college
search. We strongly encourage all prospective students and their
families to visit. The earlier in the process, the better.
Art
C, N, S
Art Welding
N
Audio Engineering
C
Broadcast Technology
C
DanceS
Theatre and Film
C, N, S
Interior Design
C
Music
C, N, S
Speech
C, N, S
Visual Communication
S
Automotive & Aviation
Aircraft Dispatcher
Automotive Collision Repair
Automotive Technology
Aviation Maintenance Management
Aviation Management
Diesel Technology
Pilot Development
Behavioral &
Social Sciences
Government / Political Science
History
Mexican American Studies
Philosophy
Psychology
Sociology
C
N, S
C
C
C
N
C
C, N, S
C, N, S
C, N, S
C, N, S
C, N, S
C, N, S
Business
Accounting
C, N, S
Business Administration/Agribusiness
C
Business Administration
C, N, S
Business Management
C, N, S
Business Office Technology
& Software Specialist
C, N, S
Cancer Data Management
N
Construction Management Technology
N
Executive Administrative Assistant
C, N, S
Health Information Management
N
International Business & Logistics
N
Legal Administrative Assistant
C, N, S
Long Term Care Administration
C
Medical Administrative Assistant
C, N, S
Medical Billing & Coding
N
ParalegalN
Real Estate
C, N, S
Small Business Management
Entrepreneur
C, N, S
Speech
C, N, S
Communications
Audio Engineering
C
Broadcast Technology
C
JournalismC
Speech
C, N, S
Visual Communications
S
Computer
Information Technology
Computer Science
Database Design
Desktop Support &
Network Administration
Industry Certifications
Multimedia Computer Animation
Programming
Security
Simulation & Gaming Technology
Web Development
C, N, S
C, N, S
C, N, S
C, N, S
S
C, N, S
C, N, S
C, N, S
C, N, S
Craft Trades
Air Conditioning Technology (HVAC)
N, S
Construction Management Technology
N
Electrical Technology
C, S
Electronics Technology
C
Engineering Design Graphics
C, N, S
InstrumentationC
Interior Design
C
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
C
Occupational Health & Safety Technology C
Process Technology
C
Welding
C, N
Culinary Arts
Culinary Arts
Dietetics & Food Service
Restaurant Management
C, N
C, N
C
Education
Child Development /
Early Childhood Education
C, N
Associate of Arts in Teaching Degree C, N, S
Teaching Fields / Academic Discipline
Concentrations for Grades 8-12 Certification:
Computer Science
Dance
English, Language Arts & Reading
Foreign Languages
Geography
History
Journalism
Life Science
Mathematics
Mathematics & Physics
Mathematics, Physical Science &
Engineering
Physical Science
Science
Social Science
Speech
Teaching Fields / Academic Discipline
Concentrations for EC-12 All-level
Certification:
Art
Music
Physical Education
Theater / Drama
General Education
(“The Basics”)
These programs are intended for those
students who plan to transfer to a four-year
college or university.
Art
C, N, S
Biology
C, N, S
Chemistry
C, N, S
Communications
C, N, S
English
C, N, S
Environmental Science
C, N, S
Foreign Language
C, N, S
Geology
C, N, S
Government / Political Science
C, N, S
History
C, N, S
Journalism
C, N, S
Mathematics
C, N, S
Mexican American Studies
C, N, S
Philosophy
C, N, S
Physics
C, N, S
Psychology
C, N, S
Sociology
C, N, S
Speech
C, N, S
Health Science
Cancer Data Management
N
Dental Assisting
C
Emergency Medical Technology
C, N
Eye Care Technology
C
Health Information Technology
C, N, S
Long Term Care Administration C
Massage Therapy
C
Medical Administrative Assistant
C, N, S
Medical Assisting
N
Medical Billing & Coding
N
Medical Imaging & Radiography
C
Medical Laboratory Technology
C
Mental Health Services
N
Nursing
LVN-RN Mobility
S
LVN-RN Transition
C
Paramedic-RN Transition
C
RNC
Vocational Nursing
N, S
Occupational Health
& Safety Technology
C
Pharmacy Technology
N, S
Physical Therapy Assistant
S
Respiratory Care
C
Surgical Technology
C
Human Services
Cosmetology
Massage Therapy
C, N, S
C
San Jacinto College is located in one of the nation’s greatest and
most diverse cities. Houston is a focal point for art and culture,
home to industries from entertainment to petrochemical and from
space exploration to medicine. The College district is bordered
by the Port of Houston, which is one of the top 10 ports in the
country for tonnage.
Our area is a fascinating urban and environmental laboratory
offering San Jacinto College students unmatched social and cultural
opportunities as well as internships, and other learning experiences.
Campus Locations
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90
Law & Public Safety
Criminal Justice
C, N
Emergency Medical Technology
C, N
Fire Protection Technology
C
Legal Administrative Assistant
C, N, S
Occupational Health
& Safety Technology
C
ParalegalN
Maritime
International Business & Logistics
Maritime Technology
N
C
San Jacinto College
North
610
Central Campus
8060 Spencer Hwy.
Pasadena, TX 77505
10
10
North Campus
5800 Uvalde Road
Houston, TX 77049
8
HOUSTON
610
45
146
225
Science, Technology,
Engineering &
Mathematics (STEM)
225
South Campus
13735 Beamer Road
Houston, TX 77089
PASADENA
AgricultureC
Biology
C, N, S
Biotechnology
C, N, S
Chemistry
C, N, S
Engineering
C, N, S
Engineering Design Graphics
C, N, S
Environmental Science
C, N, S
Geology
C, N, S
Mathematics
C, N, S
Physics
C, N, S
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San Jacinto College
District Office
San Jacinto College
Central
William P. Hobby
Airport
Ellington AFB
8
Ellington Field
3
PEARLAND
146
35
San Jacinto College
South
45
Connect with us on
C = Central Campus; N = North Campus; S = South Campus
www.sanjac.edu
281-998-6150
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Tackling the FAFSA
1. Collect documents
needed, including income
tax returns and W-2.
2. Get a pin number from
www.pin.ed.gov if you plan
to file electronically.
3. Complete the FAFSA as soon
as possible. Apply online by
going to www.fafsa.ed.gov,
or visit www.sanjac.edu for
financial aid information.
4. Review the Student Aid
Report (SAR) sent to you
and make changes or
corrections as needed.
5. The San Jacinto College
financial aid office may contact
you if you have been selected
for verification. If so, submit
the appropriate information.
6. Make sure the financial
aid office at San Jacinto
College has all the
information they need to
determine your eligibility.
7. Review award letters from
schools to compare aid. Decide
which schools to attend based
on how well the school suits
your needs and its affordability.
Make sure you
have the following
documents
before you begin
the FAFSA:
San Jacinto College
ranks on national
Top 100 Degree
Producers lists
FINANCIAL AID
A degree from San Jacinto College opens doors, unleashes potential, and produces
a lifetime of rewards, both intellectual and financial. It also places you in a family of
achievers: confident, capable people connected by a desire to accomplish great things.
San Jacinto College offers low tuition, merit scholarships, need-based financial aid,
installment plans, federal work-study jobs, and students are eligible for student loans.
In order to qualify for financial aid, please obtain a PIN and complete the FAFSA at
www.fafsa.ed.gov. Our FAFSA code is 003609. For more information, visit
www.sanjac.edu/financial-aid.
Tuition & Fees
q Your Social Security Number.
If you do not have a social
security number, please call
San Jacinto College at 281998-6150 and ask to speak with
a financial aid representative
on the campus of your choice.
q Your driver’s license (if any).
q Most recent W-2 forms and
other records of money earned.
Per Credit Hour General Service Fee
In-district$43
$140
Out-of-district$84
$140
$1,148
Out-of-state$134
$140
$1,748
*Based on 12 credit hours which does not include course specific fees, books and other expenses. Fees effective Fall 2012 semester.
q Your (and your spouse’s, if
you are married) most recent
Federal Income Tax Return –
IRS Form 1040, 1040A, 1040EZ,
foreign tax return, or tax
return for Puerto Rico, Guam,
American Samoa, the U.S.
Virgin Islands, the Marshall
Islands, the Federated States
of Micronesia or Palau.
Cost Of Attending Texas Four-Year Institutions
$7,689
$12,000
Texas public universities
(resident)*
q Your parents’ most recent
Federal Income Tax Return (if
you are a dependent student).
q Your most recent untaxed
income records – Social
Security, Temporary Assistance
to Needy Families, welfare, or
Veterans benefits records.
$10,000
$8,000
$6,000
qYour most recent
bank statements.
qYour most recent business
and investment mortgage
information, business and farm
records, stocks, bonds, and
other investment records.
$1,570
San Jacinto College
(in-district)*
$4,000
$2,000
$0
qIf you are not a United States
citizen, you will need your
alien registration number or
permanent residence card.
Total*
* Based on 15 credit hours in both Fall and Spring, which does not include specific course feed, books, and other expenses.
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$656
CHAMPIONSHIP ATHLETICS
ONLINE LEARNING
Athletic events are free to students
and offer a great avenue to gather with
friends and root on your favorite San
Jac team. Visit sanjacsports.com for
more information.
Women’s
Men’s
Basketball
Baseball
Softball
Basketball
Volleyball
Soccer
San Jacinto College offers classes and degree programs
– from a distance. Students can complete courses online,
or can take courses that are part on campus and part
online. Just like our traditional college classes, every
distance learning course offers full credit, transferability,
has tests and assignments, and an instructor that can
help you. For more information, visit www.sanjac.edu/
online-learning.
INVENT
Each year, Community College
Week magazine releases a
report on the nation’s community
colleges, ranking the Top 100
or the Top 50 based on data
gathered from the United States
Department of Education.
From more than 1,000 community
colleges nationwide San Jacinto
College ranked 36th as an
associate degree producer in
2011. In addition to the top 40
overall ranking, several San
Jacinto College programs
rank among the nation’s top
100 as well. They are:
EASY ADMISSION
• Complete and submit the application at www.sanjac.edu
• Submit official transcripts from all high school or college work already completed
• Submit proof of current bacterial meningitis vaccination. Further information
and exemptions can be found at www.sanjac.edu/meningitis.
• Complete required testing at one of our testing centers
• Speak with an advisor
• Attend mandatory New Student Orientation
• Register and pay for classes
“San Jacinto College
is the place to come if
you’re thinking about
going back to college.
It’s been an awesome
experience!”
– Claudia Tobon
• No. 7 in family and consumer
sciences/human sciences
• No. 28 health professions and
related clinical sciences
• No. 39 in registered nursing,
nursing administration, nursing
research, and clinical nursing
• No. 4 in science technologies/
technicians
In 2011, San Jacinto College
was ranked 26th in the nation
as a top minority degree
producer by Diverse: Issues In
Higher Education magazine.
Published annually, the Diverse
Top 100 Degree Producers
list ranks institutions that
award the most degrees to
minority students. In 2012,
San Jacinto College ranked:
YOURSELF
“I came to San Jac
Central to stay local
while pursuing
my mathematics
degree. I’ve enjoyed
smaller classes and
the professors are
always there to help
me out.”
– Patrick Braddock
• No. 27 in business, management,
marketing, and related support services
• No. 4 in business and commerce
• No. 8 in psychology
• No. 14 in allied health
• No. 22 in nursing
VETERAN INFORMATION
Virtually all academic, vocational, and technical courses leading to a degree at
San Jacinto College are approved for veteran training.
Students who expect to receive veterans benefits while attending school should contact
the San Jacinto College Center of Excellence for Veteran Student Success located on the
campus they will attend.
Other areas of the College
that placed within the top 100
include construction trades,
education, social sciences,
visual and performing arts,
and health professions.
San Jacinto College’s minority
student population is comprised
of 40 percent Hispanic, 10 percent
black, and 5 percent Asian.
The Top 100 Degree Producers
lists are based on the review of
2009-2010 U.S. Department of
Education preliminary data.
Disabled veterans who plan to attend school under the VA Vocational Rehabilitation
program should contact both the counseling and training office at the VA Regional Office
in Houston at 713-383-1985, and contact the San Jacinto College Centers of Excellence
for Veteran Student Success.
For more information about the San Jacinto College Centers of Excellence for Veteran
Student Success, eligibility requirements for federal benefits, eligibility requirements for
state benefits, and eligibility requirements for dependants to receive VA benefits, please
visit www.sanjac.edu/future-students/paying-for-college/financial-aid/
veterans-services.
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