Will SMC be online Fall 2021?

Santa Monica College will offer a flexible array of course offerings for the Fall 2021 semester, which begins Aug. 30. While most of the 2,900-plus classes will be online, a significant number of in-person offerings will also be made available.

How many classes can I take at SMC?

What is the maximum number of units I can take in a semester or winter/summer session? The maximum number of units a student may enroll in is sixteen (16) units in the fall and spring semester and eight (8) units in the winter and summer session.

Is SMC online next semester?

SMC remains mostly online for Spring 2021 and Summer 2021 as previously announced, with the exception of limited practicum lab tools for students in disciplines deemed essential by the State of California such as Nursing and Respiratory Therapy.

Does SMC have in-person classes?

Fall classes are mostly online, with some in-person classes available. Limited campus services available on-ground. Submit proof of vaccination if you are attending classes or accessing services in-person. SMC continues to monitor the spread of COVID-19.

Does Santa Monica College require vaccine?

Student Instructions: Submit Proof of Vaccination Effective October 1, 2021, students enrolling in on-ground classes need to upload proof of full COVID-19 vaccination. Partial vaccinations will no longer be accepted.

Is the Santa Monica College track open?

Monday – Friday: 7:15 – 10 p.m. Saturday & Sunday: 8 a.m. – 10 p.m.

How long is spring semester SMC?

16-Week
16-Week Session (Full Semester) Visit Corsair Connect for your specific enrollment date and time. January 19 at 7 p.m. Visit your Corsair Connect portal for specific deadline dates. Visit your Corsair Connect portal for specific deadline dates.

Is Santa Monica High School track open?

Santa Monica High School is a popular track in Santa Monica that is open to the public. It has electric lighting for those fall evening workouts. The track was reported to be closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

How do I make an appointment with a counselor at SMC?

To schedule this appointment or for more information, please call 310-434-4210 or visit General Counseling and Transfer Services. Once this appointment is scheduled, you will receive a detailed email confirmation at your SMC student email with specific steps to take to join.

How do I drop a class in SMC?

Enter in the class you wish to drop by selecting the class or putting in the class section number. Click “Drop the Class” to submit changes. Remember that the grades earned will appear on your permanent Santa Monica College transcript. To drop a class, you must follow all drop deadlines.

How do I enroll as a continuing student at SMC?

Continuing students may enroll online at smc.edu/cc or by using the fillable PDF application available at smc.edu/emeritus or by using a paper enrollment application. At least two weeks prior to the start of enrollment, Continuing Student Enrollment Cards will be mailed to the address on record.

What if I can’t complete the assessment at SMC?

If you will not be completing the assessment at SMC because you meet any of the exemptions, you must provide official proof (e.g., college transcript, or an original AP report) that you meet the exemption criteria. Please hand-carry this information to a counselor at express counseling located in the counseling complex to obtain a waiver.

What are the different types of degrees offered at Santa Monica College?

There are several different degrees that are offered by community colleges, colleges, and universities. The degree that Santa Monica College offers is the Associate of Arts (AA) degree. Commonly called “two year degrees,” AA degrees are granted upon completion of 60 semester units of required coursework.

Can I email the application form to SMC?

If you cannot email the application form, you may mail or place forms into the SMC Emeritus mail slot located near the front door of 1227 2nd Street no later than the Friday before the first day of enrollment, or your enrollment form will not be processed.