Current Students
Don't miss a beat when classes start. Whether it's your first semester or you're a pro who just needs a refresher, explore these resources to make sure you're setting yourself up for the smoothest start possible.
Student Resources
Technology Resources
Textbook Resources
Bookstores
St. Louis Community College owns bookstores on each of its four campuses and at the South County Center and the William J. Harrison Education Center. All offer textbooks, merchandise and services to support the educational needs of our students. The bookstores also carry a wide variety of STLCC apparel, gifts, computers, software and general school supplies for the entire college community.
Libraries
The Libraries provide high-quality services, instruction and collections that support students on their paths to degrees, certificates, employment, university transfer and life-long learning.
Additional Resources
Academic Success & TutoringFree tutoring, Peer-Assisted Learning, study skills/time management assistance, computer labs. Campus LifeClubs, organizations, student government, student newspapers, athletic teams and intramurals, honor societies, exhibits, performances, lectures. Career DevelopmentFor students and alumni seeking on-campus or off-campus full-time, part-time, internship or co-op, permanent, seasonal or temporary employment. CounselingAcademic, career, personal and crisis counseling, referrals to community resources. Degree AuditKeep track of your current degree requirements, view your course history and explore "what if" scenarios as well with this online tool. Disability ResourcesSTLCC values the contributions of all members regardless of disability and provides the opportunity for them to realize their greatest potential. This site offers information about accommodations and much more. Discounts for StudentsSTLCC has partnered with various vendors to offer substantial discounts to students on software, hardware and telephones. |
Enrollment and Degree VerificationSTLCC has authorized the National Student Clearinghouse (NSC) to provide proof of enrollment or degree for an employer, search firm or others. Financial AidInformation about a comprehensive program funded by federal, state and private agencies including policies and procedures for applying. Policies and ProceduresClosing procedures, drug abuse prevention information, equity in athletics report, completion/graduation/transfer report, student rights and responsibilities, student handbook, etc. Student Advocacy & Resource Center ProgramFor emergencies to advocacy, there's many reasons you might need support. Luckily, help comes in many ways too. TRIOThe federal TRIO programs are federal outreach and student services programs designed to identify and provide services for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds. TranscriptsObtain STLCC transcripts for personal/employment use or to forward to other educational institutions. TransportationSTLCC locations are spread out across the St. Louis area. Let us help you get to class. |