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The Child Development Center provides convenient, affordable child care services to the students and staff of É«½ç°É, as well as to the residents of nearby communities.

The Child Development Center provides convenient, affordable child care services to the students and staff of É«½ç°É, as well as to the residents of nearby communities.

Disability Support Services (DSS) provides the support services for students with disabilities at É«½ç°É mandated by Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Health Services staff are available to students in-person, via online video conference, webchat, and phone consultation. For more information, you can schedule an appointment through Cranium Café, call 619-482-6354, or email enurse@swccd.edu. 

The Athletics Department for É«½ç°É is committed to providing an equitable, diverse and inclusive environment in its intercollegiate athletics programs, so all feel welcomed, supported and can thrive. Sports have the remarkable ability to unite student-athletes, coaches, and staff from diverse backgrounds to foster a sense of belonging and togetherness that builds a strong sense of community.  

Southwestern's student-athletes pursue excellence in many aspects of their lives – academically, athletically, and in their pursuit of achievement, service and leadership. Please learn more about us and support at Southwestern Community College District.

The School of Math, Science and Engineering (MSE) serves a diverse group of students pursuing STEM majors (anthropology, astronomy, biology, chemistry, engineering, geography, geology, math, physical science, physics), students wishing to fulfill their general education requirements, and student requiring STEM courses for programs outside of MSE.  Through faculty involvement in several NSF grants and the contributions of the MESA Program, our students have the opportunity to participate in paid internships, research experiences, mentorship programs, and work based learning activities.

For Spring 2024, MSE has a total of 173 faculty, with 46 full time faculty and 127 part time faculty. MSE has a variety of clubs and student organizations related to STEM majors: Anthropology, chemistry, earth science, math and science, SHPE, Society of Women Engineers, and software engineering.

• Total Enrollments: 24,597
• Total Female: 12,955 (52.7%)
• Total Male: 11,213 (45.6%)
• Total Unknown: 277

The Student Services Policies and Procedures site has essential tools and information to help our student succeed and thrive as a valued member of our Jaguar Community. This page provides access to critical resources, including policies, student rights and grievance procedures, accommodation services, health and safety contacts, and our codes of conduct. SWC is committed to fostering a supportive, inclusive environment free of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. More than that, we strive to build a community of belonging and acceptance where every student feels empowered to achieve their goals. Explore these resources and know that we are here to support you every step of the way.

If you are a student in need of basic assistance — food, housing, parent needs, transportation, textbooks, technology or other resources — SWC Cares is here to support you. The SWC Cares/Basic Needs Office is located at Building 16-105 at the Chula Vista Campus.

The SWC Dreamer Center is the central point of contact if you are an undocumented student seeking help for you and your family.

The Veterans Resource Center (VRC) offers resources on benefits, school, Student Employment Services/Internships, Counseling & Career Advisement, and much more. The VRC is also a place to come in and relax, study and meet new people.