San Jose City College

The college provides more than 50 Associate Degree liberal arts and technical degrees, with subsequent transfers to 3rd and 4th year. College graduates continue their studies at top private and public universities, including Berkeley, Stanford, San Francisco State, San José State, the University of San Diego, USC and the University of California.

Infrastructure

• Assessment Center
• Bookstore
• Transfer and Career Center
• Counseling Center
• Administrative centers
• Employment Center
• Online Learning and Resource Center
• Medical centers
• Safe zone
• Tutor Center
• Stadium and football field
• Smart classes
• Common areas
• Conference room
• Theater for 332 people
• Gym for 1400 people

The college represents three types of degrees: Associate Degree in the Humanities (Arts), Associate Degree in Technical Sciences (Science), and Associate Arts/Science for Transfer Degree – for subsequent transfer to other educational institutions. To obtain an Associate Degree degree, you must receive from 12 units per semester in all courses.

Education at San Jose City College is primarily focused on developing all skills among students, including effective communication and a sense of community.

Direction of training

• Accounting
• Legal administration
• Air conditioning
• Study of alcohol and drugs
• Art
• Business
• Chemie
• IT
• Structure technology
• Cosmetology
• Dental care
• Preschool education
• Maintenance
• Labour studies
• Laser technologies
• Free arts
• Machine technologies
• Media
• Medical assistance
• Multimedia/Digital Arts
• Fundamentals of Engineering
• Fundamentals of Medicine
• Real estate
• Pedagogy
• University education

Requirements for admission

• Certificate of upper secondary education (admission in the last year of school).
• Transcripts of all educational documents in English.
• Certificate of English proficiency: TOEFL from 500 (paper-based), from 61 (iBT), IELTS (Academic) from 5.5 for each aspect, STEP-EIKEN from Step 2A.

Tuition and accommodation costs per year

• Training – $6,738
• Educational materials and literature –$1,422
• Health insurance (required) – $1,422
• Accommodation costs – $9,200
• Personal expenses – $2,520
• Total amount: $21,302

Accommodation

International students can live in either a host family or a rented apartment.

Extracurricular activities

• In their free time, college students can join student clubs and organizations such as communications, cosmetology, law, early development, language and media clubs, robotics club, and football. Speaking of sports, there are nine teams and teams on campus in cross-country, basketball, football, golf, athletics, softball, and volleyball.