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For over 50 years, Seward County Community College has been bringing the opportunities of higher ed to local students, creating future career paths and a local workforce that is advancing Southwest Kansas’s economy, innovation, and most importantly, community.
Each student is our top priority
15:1
Student / Faculty Ratio
#1
Kansas Enrollment Growth
40+
Programs of Study
SCCC has long prioritized student success, ... analyzing what students themselves want, need, and expect. It’s their definition of success that means the most.
Brad Bennett, SCCC President
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SCCC Board Approves Major Upgrades to French Family Softball Field Utilizing Private Funding
LIBERAL, Kan. — The Seward County Community College Board of Trustees has officially approved a comprehensive renovation project for French Family Field, marking a significant milestone for the college’s softball program. The $600,000 project, fully funded through private donations, is set to modernize the facility and enhance the experience for

July 4: Celebrating patriotism, tradition, and the people who matter most
If there’s any holiday with a time-tested set of traditions, July 4 would be it. Independence Day is a time for quintessential American traditions — think apple pie, cookouts, fireworks, everything red, white, and blue, and a sense of belonging that holds us together no matter what our differences. And going

SCCC’s West Campus: A Hub for Growth and Education
Truck-driving is only a small part of what we’re doing with the big building on Western Avenue. This summer, working with local contractors — and again, putting grant dollars to good use — we’re transforming the southern section of the giant space into a new home for our adult education program.

Seward County Community College Library Receives National Grant For Small And Rural Libraries
LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College Library has been selected as one of 300 libraries to participate in the fourth and final round of Libraries Transforming Communities: Accessible Small and Rural Communities, an American Library Association initiative that provides community engagement and accessibility resources to small and rural libraries