Winter Semester Schedule

Plan now for winter classes at St. Clair County Community College.

Classes are offered in 40 disciplines, with subjects ranging from literature to criminal justice. Students can choose from classes that meet on-campus or online. Browse the schedule of classes at sc4.edu/schedule.

Carrie Bearss, SC4’s Registrar, encourages everyone to consider enrolling. “The winter semester schedule offers engaging courses for all, from current students who are working to complete their transfer or occupational programs to community members looking for enrichment. Join us at SC4 in 2025!”

Current students can register via their Service Center accounts starting Monday, November 4. New and returning students should submit a free application for admission at sc4.edu/apply. Advising assistance is available, and appointments can be scheduled at sc4.edu/advising.

Winter classes have varied start dates; the winter semester begins on Monday, January 13, 2025.

Contact SC4’s Enrollment Services Office at (810) 989-5500 or enrollment@sc4.edu for information and registration assistance.

For media inquiries, please contact Sarah Rutallie, Chief of Staff/Senior Vice President, at srutallie@sc4.edu

SC4 Offers Mid-Semester Eight-Week Courses

The Fall 2024 semester has started for SC4, but interested students can still register to take classes this semester. SC4 offers a variety of courses to fit personalized schedules, including eight-week fast path courses that begin Monday, October 14. These classes are perfect for students who wish to quickly complete a class or take advantage of late start opportunities.

The following courses have available seats and start the week of October 14:

ANT-171-85: Introduction to Anthropology (no prerequisite)

BIO-272-86: Human Anatomy & Physiology II (BIO-271 prerequisite)

BUS-150-86: Principles of Business (no prerequisite)

BUS-158-85: Business Math (appropriate placement by college assessment required)

BUS-180-86: Marketing Principles (no prerequisite)

BUS-181-85: Professional Selling (no prerequisite)

BUS-258-85: Human Resources Management (BUS-155 prerequisite)

CIS-297-85: College to Career (must have completed 20 credits to enroll)

CJ-224-80: Legal Issues in Corrections (no prerequisite)

CJ-260-85: Fundamentals of Terrorism (no prerequisite)

ECON-222-85: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON-221 prerequisite)

ENG-101-87: English Composition I (appropriate placement by college assessment required)

ENG-102-87: English Composition II (ENG-101 prerequisite)

PE-129-01: Physical Conditioning (no prerequisite)

PE-133-01: Fitness Walking (no prerequisite)

PSY-180-86: Introduction to Psychology (no prerequisite)

SOC-101-85: Principles of Sociology (no prerequisite)

Many students are eligible to attend SC4 tuition-free through the Michigan Community College Guarantee and Reconnect programs. All 2023 and 2024 high school graduates can take advantage of the Community College Guarantee, and those twenty-one or older are eligible for the Michigan Reconnect program. Both programs cover full in-district tuition rates and make starting or returning to college affordable and easy. 2023 High school graduates must enroll in twelve credit hours for the fall 2024 semester in order to take advantage of the Community College Guarantee.

For more information on these and other financial aid opportunities, such as Pell and TIP, please visit https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/.

To apply to SC4, please visit sc4.edu/apply

Pictured: SC4 President Kirk Kramer with students.

For media inquiries, please contact Sarah Rutallie, Chief of Staff/Senior Vice President, at srutallie@sc4.edu

SC4 Fast Path and Free Tuition Opportunities

The Fall 2024 semester has started for SC4, but interested students can still register to take classes this semester. SC4 offers a variety of courses to fit personalized schedules, including twelve and eight-week fast path courses with delayed starts. These classes are perfect for students who wish to quickly complete a class or take advantage of late start opportunities.

Many students are eligible to attend SC4 tuition-free through the Michigan Community College Guarantee and Reconnect programs. All 2023 and 2024 high school graduates can take advantage of the Community College Guarantee, and those twenty-one or older are eligible for the Michigan Reconnect program. Both programs cover full in-district tuition rates and make starting or returning to college affordable and easy. 2023 High school graduates must enroll in twelve credit hours for the fall 2024 semester in order to take advantage of the Community College Guarantee.

For more information on these and other financial aid opportunities, such as Pell and TIP, please visit https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/.

The following is a list of SC4Fall Fast Path Classes:

Fast Path courses starting week of September 16:

  • ACCT-211-85: Principles of Accounting I (no prerequisite)
  • BIO-271-07: Human Anatomy & Physiology (no prerequisite)
  • CIS-110-85: Foundations of Information Systems (no prerequisite)
  • CIS-115-86: Microcomputer Applications (no prerequisite)
  • FR-102-85: Introductory French II (no prerequisite, but recommended to have had at least one semester of French in college or one year in high school)
  • GEO-101-80: Earth Science (no prerequisite)
  • GEO-176-60: Viewing the Earth From Space (no prerequisite)
  • HE-101-81: Math Related to Drug Administration (MTH-1000 prerequisite or appropriate placement by college assessment)
  • HE-224-80: Altered States of Adult Health (BIO-272 prerequisite)
  • HIS-149-81: History of U.S. 1607 to 1876 (no prerequisite)
  • HIS-233-80: African-American History to 1877 (no prerequisite)
  • MTH-1011-81: Intermediate Algebra with Support (no prerequisite)
  • MTH-1100-80: Foundations of Math (appropriate placement by college assessment required)
  • MTH-1101-81: Foundations of Math with Math Literacy (no prerequisite)
  • MTH-1120-80: Introduction to Statistics (MTH-1010 or MTH-1011 prerequisite or appropriate placement by college assessment)
  • MTH-1121-81: Introduction to Statistics with Algebra Support (no prerequisite)
  • MTH-1130-80: Pre-Calculus (MTH-1010/1015 combination or MTH-1011/1015 combination or MTH-1020 prerequisite or appropriate placement by college assessment)
  • PSY-220-80: Life Span Developmental Psychology (PSY-180 prerequisite)
  • SD-140-02: College Success (no prerequisite)

Fast Path courses starting week of October 14:

  • BUS-110-85: Human Relations (no prerequisite)
  • BUS-150-86: Principles of Business (no prerequisite)
  • BUS-158-85: Business Math (appropriate placement by college assessment required)
  • BUS-180-86: Marketing Principles (no prerequisite)
  • BUS-181-85: Professional Selling (no prerequisite)
  • BUS-258-85: Human Resources Management (BUS-155 prerequisite)
  • CIS-297-85: College to Career (must have completed 20 credits to enroll)
  • CJ-104-85: Delinquency Prevention & Control (no prerequisite)
  • CJ-224-80: Legal Issues in Corrections (no prerequisite)
  • CJ-260-85: Fundamentals of Terrorism (no prerequisite)
  • ECON-222-85: Principles of Microeconomics (ECON-221 prerequisite)
  • ENG-101-87: English Composition I (appropriate placement by college assessment required)
  • ENG-102-87: English Composition II (ENG-101 prerequisite)
  • PE-129-01: Physical Conditioning (no prerequisite)
  • PE-133-01: Fitness Walking (no prerequisite)
  • PS-101-85: Introduction to Political Science (no prerequisite)
  • PSY-180-86: Introduction to Psychology (no prerequisite)
  • SOC-101-85: Principles of Sociology (no prerequisite)

For media inquiries, please contact Sarah Rutallie, Chief of Staff/Senior Vice President, at srutallie@sc4.edu

More than 1,300 SC4 Students Earn Honors

A total of 1,370 SC4 students earned a spot on the President’s Honors List for the 2024 winter semester.

“Academic success takes dedication, motivation and commitment,” said SC4 President Kirk Kramer. “All of us at SC4 applaud our students’ achievements and recognize their hard work.”

The criteria for this award is the completion of at least 6 credits with a semester grade point average of 3.0 or better.

For media inquiries, please contact Sarah Rutallie, Chief of Staff, at srutallie@sc4.edu