Student Services Contact Information
San Diego College of Continuing Education is committed to assisting students achieve success in their educational and career goals. A comprehensive array of student services and activities promotes the success of all students.
Student Services Help (General)
The Division of Student Services provides comprehensive support services to help students achieve their academic and career goals. Below is a list of support services and program contact information.
Contact: 619-388-SDCE
Veteran Services
What is Veteran Services?
The Veteran Services program prepares Veteran students for their academic and career pathways.
Services Provided
Provide assistance, guidance, and support using veterans educational benefits. Support with on-campus and off-campus resources, empowering them to successfully transition to college and equip them to be productive in the civilian workforce.
Contact Information
Counselor: Dulce Carolina Arroyo
SDCCEVeteranServices@sdccd.edu
619-388-4935
CalWORKs
What is the CalWORKs Program?
The CalWORKs program assists students receiving public assistance to achieve self-sufficiency through coordinated academic and student services.
Services Provided
Academic and career counseling, work study program, student success workshops, monthly attendance verification support, individual training plans (ITP), CalWORKs break activities, resources and referrals, assistance with support services (i.e. transportation, textbooks; exam, certification, and licensing fees).
Contact Information
sdccecalworks@sdccd.edu
Mid-City Campus: 619-388-4530
ECC Campus: 619-388-4933
SDCCE CARES
What is SDCCE CARES?
The SDCCE CARES program connects students to on- and off-campus support programs and services to assist in meeting their basic needs.
Services Provided
Connects students to dignified, accessible, and timely resources to help meet needs of food security, transportation support, technology, housing and other resources.
Contact Information
Disability Support Programs and Services (DSPS)
What is Disability Support Program and Services (DSPS)?
The DSPS program supports disabled students in their personal, educational, and vocational goals.
Services Provided
Enrollment assistance, interpreters for Deaf students, use of special equipment and adaptive devices, and specialized counseling and referral.
Contact Information
sdcedsps@sdccd.edu
619-388-4812
Career Transition Services
What is Career Transition Services?
Career Transition Services at SDCCE supports students and alumni in preparing for the workforce by offering job search assistance, employer connections, and career readiness resources to help achieve employment goals.
Services Provided
Career planning, job search, career assessments and exploration, resume preparation, and interview techniques.
Contact Information
SDCCE Promise
What is SDCCE Promise?
The SDCCE Promise program supports students who wish to further their educational endeavors at San Diego City, Mesa and Miramar, campuses.
Services Provided
Resources to students who want to attend college and need financial assistance with fees, books, and supplies.
Contact Information
Rising Scholar Program
What is the Rising Scholars Program?
The Rising Scholars program is designed to support justice-impacted students. It aims to offer a safe and empowering environment to help students achieve their educational and personal goals, addressing any barriers related to incarceration and reentry.
Services Provided
Academic counseling, career readiness, and resource navigation.
Contact Information
Counselor: Nathan Klein
sdccerisingscholars@sdccd.edu
Be Well CCE
What is Be Well CCE?
The Be Well program provides Mental Health Services, Student Health Services, referrals and programming, and other tools and supports for your mental wellness.
Services Provided
Mental health support through referrals, clinical case management, support groups psycho-educational workshops, trainings and other tools to support your mental wellness.
Contact Information
SDUSD Adult School Transition Services
What are SDUSD Adult School Transition Services?
The San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) Adult School Transition Services program assists students transitioning from SDUSD, both AE/HSD students and HS graduates, to enter SDCCE CTE and other programs as part of their post-high school education transition and career goals.
Services Provided
Support for SDUSD Adult School students including support for educational planning, enrollment application, CTE transitions, and college course requirement for joint diploma.
Contact Information
Counselor: Abubakar Haji
ahaji001@sdccd.edu
Transition Navigator: Elphran (EJ) Jappi
ejappi@sdccd.edu
Black Student Success Program (BSSP)
What is the Black Student Success Program?
The BSSP program is an initiative aimed at boosting the academic and professional success of Black Students.
Services Provided
Counseling support, mentorship, mental health resources, and career development opportunities.
Contact Information
Counselor: Dr. Terry Sivers
sdcce_bssp@sdccd.edu
ElevateU
What is ElevateU?
The ElevateU program focuses on aiding transition-age foster youth and disconnected youth towards self-sufficiency by offering job training, internships, living wage employment opportunities or college admission, and helping them reach personal empowerment goals.
Services Provided
Counseling, case management and support services such as emergency housing, tutoring, food support, educational materials, and transportation.
Contact Information
Counselor: Lizbeth Alvarez Leyva
lalvarez001@sdccd.edu
Program Coordinator: Francheska Morataya
fmorataya@sdccd.edu
Student Life & Leadership
What is the Student Life & Leadership Program?
The Student Life and Leadership program, coordinated through the Office of Student Affairs, provides students with opportunities to be involved with college and District governance, connect with students locally, statewide, and nationally in advocacy efforts, and take action to impact the everyday lives of their fellow students through the Associated Students (ASCCE).
Services Provided
Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities, including social events, advocacy efforts, committee work, and representation of the student voice across multiple sectors. Development and support for student clubs and organizations. Opportunities for advanced service to college and community.
Contact Information
Office of Student Affairs
SDCCEStudentAffairs@sdccd.edu
(619) 388-1870
LGBTQIA+ Program
What is LGBTQIA+ Program?
The LGBTQIA+ program provides support, resources, and advocacy for LGBTQIA students.
Services Provided
Educational programs, counseling services, and events that promote diversity.
Contact Information
Counselor: Dr. Lisa Carulli
sdccepridecenter@sdccd.edu
Apprenticeship Readiness Program (ARP)
What is Apprenticeship Readiness Program (ARP)?
The ARP program provides participants 18 and older an opportunity to explore skilled trade careers in the construction field.
Services Provided
Helping students earn certifications and gain the skill sets required to apply for trade.
Contact Information
Coordinator: Noah Howard
choward001@sdccd.edu
Pathways
What is Pathways?
The Pathways program creates educational communities for homeless students by providing intensive support services and case management.
Services Provided
Guiding homeless students on their pathway to completion, career, and/or transition to college. Job training certificate in as little as six (6) months. Help with program and class textbooks, school supplies, and materials. Transportation assistance for approved program activities.
Contact Information
Program Coordinator: Samantha Stanley
sstanley@sdccd.edu
619-388-4933
Tutoring & Learning Center (TLC)
What is the TLC?
The TLC provides free tutoring for SDCCE students, HiSET and GED testing for the public and students. Students must enroll in-person for tutoring at ECC or MCC campuses. Testing appointments are available at ECC and West City campuses. Please check the schedule for services online.
Services Provided
Study spaces, group and one on one tutoring, test prep workshops, HSE testing, and help with Math, Reading, Writing.
Contact Information
Location and Hours
ECC Room 76: Mon & Wed 9AM - 6PM, Tue & Thu 9AM -5PM, Fri 8AM - 1PM
MCC Room 317: Mon-Thu 12PM - 5PM
Immigrant Support Program (ISP)
What is an Immigrant Support Program?
The ISP program is a specialized initiative aimed at promoting the academic success and cultural integration of international students.
Services Provided
Counseling support, legal workshops, resources, and advocacy for immigrant students.
Contact Information
Counselor: Fatima Mota
sdcceimmigrantsupport@sdccd.edu
Counseling Services
What is Counseling Services?
The Counseling Department is committed to student success by providing equitable access to counseling and support services, using a student-centered approach focused on career and academic advising, goal setting, educational planning, and counseling workshops.
Services Provided
Identifying an educational/career goal, educational planning, follow-up services, transition to college, certificate program information and requirements, credit by exam (earning college credit for selected classes), referral to services and resources, and SDCCE scholarships.
Contact Information
Counseling is offered to all students at any of the seven SDCCE campuses. Appointments can be scheduled in-person, over the phone, or virtually via zoom. Contact your preferred campus to schedule.
Campus Locations
CE at Mesa College
Phone: 619-388-1950
Address: 7350 Armstrong Pl, San Diego, CA 92111
CE at Miramar College
Phone: 619-388-7825
Address: 10440 Black Mountain Rd, San Diego, CA 92126
Cesar E. Chavez Campus
Phone: 619-388-1910
Address: 1901 Main St, San Diego, CA 92113
Educational Cultural Complex
Phone: 619-388-4956
Address: 4343 Ocean View Blvd, San Diego, CA 92113
Mid-City Campus
Phone: 619-388-4500
Address: 3792 Fairmount Ave, San Diego, CA 92105
North City Campus
Phone: 619-388-1800
Address: 8355 Aero Dr, San Diego, CA 92123
West City Campus
Phone: 619-388-1873
Address: 3249 Fordham St, San Diego, CA 92110