Solano Community College

Primary Address

4000 Suisun Valley Rd.
Fairfield, CA 94534

Contact Info

(707) 864-7000

counseling@solano.edu

Solano Community College is a tradition in Solano County. Established in 1945 as Vallejo Junior College, Solano was part of the Vallejo Unified School District until 1967, when the College became a countywide institution. The 192-acre campus, centrally located just off Interstate 80, was completed in 1971 and opened with 5,000 students.

Solano Community College Contacts Directory

Solano Community College 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.

Patricia Young

careercenter@solano.edu

(707) 864-7124

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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@solano.edu

(707) 864-7103

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Transfer Center

Counseling, resources, and support

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

transfer@solano.edu

(707) 864-7158

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AFRICAN AMERICAN MALE EDUCATION NETWORK & DEVELOPMENT

A2MEND

Seizing the moment and supporting success for African American men.

Shanan Danley

A2MEND Charter Co-Advisor

Shanan.Danley@solano.edu

(707) 418-8390

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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.

Christina Rodriguez

Director of Student Support Services

Basic.needs@solano.edu

(707) 864-7261

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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.

Kamber Santa Maria

Counselor-Coordinator

nextup@solano.edu

(707) 864-7000, ext. 4752

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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.

Cristina Sanchez

Dreamer Resource Liaison

Cristina.Sanchez@solano.edu

(707) 864-7000, ext. 5627

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VETERANS RESOURCE CENTER

For Military Connected Students

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

Amy.Kennedy@solano.edu

(707) 864-7105

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California Community Colleges help all types of students reach their goals.

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High school students

It's a perfect time to start thinking about what you want to study. You can even get a head start on college and enroll in community college classes while still in high school. Ask your counselor for help matching your interests with a major and career path to select the classes you need.

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Community College Students

If you plan to continue your studies at a four-year university, schedule an appointment with a counselor at your college's transfer center. Create a step-by-step plan to meet your educational goals on your timeline.

Veterans

Community college helps returning veterans make a smooth and affordable transition from military service into the highly competitive job market. Military service may even qualify you to earn credit for prior learning.

Foster Youth

Every community college campus has a foster youth liaison to help support students throughout their educational journey. And, with the NextUp program, the colleges also offer eligible current and former foster youth support and services that could include help with books, transportation, tutoring, housing and more.