FAQ Category: Student

Tell the students that they need to stay home and avoid contact with other people. They should contact their medical provider, or call the 24-hour New Mexico Department of Health hotline at 1-855-600-3453. Reassure the student that they will be given an opportunity to make up missed work (Per your course outline.) and let them know that the SFCC Contact Tracing Nurse will be contacting them to help them return to campus /class as soon as possible. Please view SFCC’s Contact Tracing and Rapid Response Procedures and Call Tree on Page 6.

Whether you’ve received a work-study award as part of your financial aid packet or you are hoping to earn a little cash while you go to school, the Student Employment Office will get you started. Contact the Student Employment Office at 505-428-1285 for more information.

SFCC offers numerous support services to students. Go to the Student Services menu link and scroll down to Student Support for a listing of all support services available.

• Accessibility Services:  vaune.hegmann@sfcc.edu
• Admissions: wac@sfcc.edu
• Adult Education: ae@sfcc.edu
• Advisors: advisor@sfcc.edu
• Career Services: career.services@sfcc.edu
• Counseling: counselingservices@sfcc.edu
• Financial Aid: financialaid@sfcc.edu
• Library: library@sfcc.edu
• Registrar: records@sfcc.edu
• Office of Student Development: osd@sfcc.edu
• Testing: testingcenter@sfcc.edu
• TRiO: trio@sfcc.edu
• Tutoring Center: robert.gutierrez@sfcc.edu
• Veterans: krystal.patton@sfcc.edu

Yes, SFCC offers services to qualified students with disabilities. SFCC follows the guidelines outlined in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and provides for reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with documented disabilities. Go to Student Accessibility Services for more information on services available.

Go to hec.sfcc.edu.

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Find out SFCC’s current tuition and fees from the Tuition and Fees page.

You can drop or withdraw in the following ways:
Through your MySFCC account
By submitting a written request to the Welcome and Advising Center
By faxing your request to 505-428-1468
OR
Mail to:
The Welcome and Advising Center
6401 Richards Ave.
Santa Fe, NM 87508NOTE: Verbal requests, whether made in person or by phone, cannot be processed. Do not assume that you are automatically dropped or withdrawn from a class for nonattendance or nonpayment. Official drops or withdrawals from class(es) must be

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, only students who will be attending an in-person on-the-ground class will be issued a student ID.  Please call 505-428-1853 or 505-428-1881 to schedule an appointment.

Students may fulfill course prerequisites by:

• Completing the required course with a grade of “C” or better
• Demonstrating proficiency on a placement test
• Submitting qualifying ACT, SAT, AP or CLEP scores
• Submitting transcripts from another institution that demonstrates completion of an equivalent course with a grade of “C” or better
  OR
• You may be permitted to waive a prerequisite based on demonstrated mastery of skills. A student must petition the appropriate department chair or designee for permission to waive a prerequisite.

Visit the Registration and Payment Deadlines page.

No, the campus remains closed due to COVID-19 state health orders.

Contact the SFCC Help Desk at (505) 428-1222 or by email at oitservicesupport@sfcc.edu. Inform them you are a Dual Credit student and provide them with your DOB. You might also be asked one or more of the following questions to confirm your identity:  home address, phone number, classes you are currently enrolled in, and courses you have taken previously.

If you have forgotten your SFCC username or password please contact the SFCC Help Desk at (505) 428-1222 or by email at oitservicesupport@sfcc.edu. You will be asked to provide your DOB and A number. If you do not know your A number, you might be asked one or more of the following questions to confirm your identity: home address, phone number, classes you are currently enrolled in, and courses you have taken previously.

Log on to your MY SFCC account. Under applications please click on Canvas. You will then be instructed to reenter your MY SFCC username and password. You will then be directed to your Canvas account and should be able to access your class and or classes.

Please contact the SFCC Online Teaching and Learning offices at otl@sfcc.edu. They will be happy to assist.