Scholarships are provided to City College of San Francisco students by the generosity of foundations, corporations, and individual donors. Generally, scholarships are awarded to students with special qualifications, such as academic achievement, artistic abilities, demonstrated leadership and athletic talents, or to students who are in particular fields of study, who are from a particular heritage, who are members
of underrepresented groups, or who demonstrate a financial need.

On the site, there are resources for:

Paying for the cost of a college education requires a partnership among parents, students and the college. Each partner has responsibilities to fulfill in meeting that cost. 

Financial aid is money that helps pay for the cost of education (college fees, books and supplies). City College of San Francisco (CCSF) participates in most Federal and State financial aid programs. The school code is 012874.

Please visit the site link or office for more information.
 

Project SHINE is a service-learning program that links student volunteers from City College of San Francisco with immigrant and elderly students in non-credit ESL classrooms. Interviews to be a SHINE coach/volunteer begin within the first 2–3 weeks every school semester. No experience is necessary. This program is designed to accommodate students with little or no volunteer experience. The interview is when we sit down with you, and we find an appropriate non-credit ESL class that will fit into your schedule.

All CCSF students can access live online tutoring through NetTutor’s trained tutors. NetTutor tutors are available for live sessions, to answer submitted questions, and to review papers any day of the week. Online tutoring services can be accessed anywhere.

Please visit the Site Link and you will see a "NetTutor online guide" for how to access and navigate the platform.

Supporting you for graduation and university transfer is what Metro is all about. Adjusting to college can be challenging. Learning in a  small, supportive community of students and faculty can help you thrive throughout your first few years. Metro’s goal is to help you  transfer in a timely manner and gain the skills you need to succeed in college and find a meaningful career.

Metro is for students who:

The San Francisco Community College District Police Department (SFCCDPD) would like to welcome all students, faculty, staff and guests to the City College of San Francisco Campuses. As members of the College Community, we all share the responsibility of maintaining a safe and healthy educational environment. Your safety and well-being is the primary concern and responsibility of the men and women of the SFCCPD. Department strives to provide an atmosphere of safety, enabling the college community to focus on providing the highest quality of education. Some services we offer:

The Lifeline Pass is a Muni-only monthly pass for qualified customers on a limited income. Lifeline pass customers get unlimited access to Muni service, including cable cars, for a calendar month. The pass is offered at a 50% discount off the standard adult monthly pass price.

For more information about the eligibility requirements or to learn about the application, please click on the site link. Also please note
that the link is not connected to the CCSF website, and is an eternal link. The information is also available in 10 various languages.

Tired of being stuck in traffic? Frustrated trying to find parking.  Well, you're in luck.

CCSF Campuses are ideally located throughout San Francisco and can easily be accessed by MUNI, BART, and bicycle. City College encourages you to make sustainable transportation choices.

Explore your options in the site link.

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This text is intended to inform all, in order to reduce unintentional exclusionary practices that might prevent trans and gender non-conforming students from performing at their full potential in class.

For more resources please refer to information offered in the PDF link
CCSF offers a variety for LGBTQ individuals
 

Additional Resources

Tips for Making Class Welcoming for Trans & Gender-Variant Students