College of the Siskiyous

Primary Address

800 College Ave.
Weed, CA 96094

Contact Info

(530) 938-5555

counselingservices@siskiyous.edu

Established in 1957, College of the Siskiyous is one of 116 publicly funded California community colleges and is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Its 250-acre primary campus is centered in the historic lumber town of Weed.

College of the Siskiyous Contacts Directory

College of the Siskiyous provides resources and programs to meet the diverse needs of its students.

Career Education

Career education certificates and training courses

Career Education offers a pathway to success that allows you to learn by exploring, collaborating, and doing from expert instructors and industry professionals.

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Financial Aid

Grants, scholarships, loans and more

Find out how to save money with financial aid options, like grants, scholarships, and loans to help pay for your education.

financialaid@siskiyous.edu

(530) 938-5209

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Transfer Center

Counseling, resources, and support

Preparing students to transfer to participating four-year colleges and universities.

Counseling and Student Support Programs

counselingservices@siskiyous.edu

(530) 938-5353

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BASIC NEEDS

Food, Housing, and Transportation

Get additional support to help remain focused on your education and your success. Find information on basic needs support services such as food pantries, housing, tutoring and transportation.

Basecamp - The Basic Needs Resource Center

Basecamphq@siskiyous.edu

(530) 938-5376

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Foster Youth Services

NextUp - For Foster Youth Student Success

The NextUp program offers services and support for eligible current and former foster youth.

Patrick Walton

Vice President of Student Services / NextUp Director

nextup@siskiyous.edu

(530) 938-5376

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Undocumented, AB 540 eligible student resources and services

Resources for Dreamer Students

Giving answers and support to undocumented students of all nationalities and backgrounds.

Undocumented Student and Mixed-Status Family Support

Regina Weston

rweston2@siskiyous.edu

(530) 938-5376

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VETERANS RESOURCE CENTER

For Military Connected Students

Providing various types of aid, benefits and support for current servicemembers and veterans.

General Inquires/Information

veterans@siskiyous.edu

Counseling Services/Appointments

counselingservices@siskiyous.edu

(530) 938-5286

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