San Antonio College

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Registration is open for the fall 2025 semester at San Antonio College. 16-week sessions and eight-week sessions are available. Sunday, August 24th is the deadline to register. 

San Antonio College provides several tutoring centers throughout summer. Open Monday through Thursday from 7:30 AM to 7PM, subjects range from reading, writing, math, and other STEM subjects. Drop in tutoring is available on a first come, first serve basis, or students can schedule an appointment with a tutor by logging into ACES. 

The Scobee Planetarium hosts three shows every Friday night. “ONE WORLD, ONE SKY – BIG BIRD’S ADVENTURE” starts at six thirty. A live tour of the sky starts at eight. And the night wraps up at nine thirty with a double feature of “SEVEN WONDERS AND “TALES OF THE MAYA SKIES”.  

The San Antonio College Visual Arts hosts their Annual Student Juried Exhibition. This exhibit features student work from visual art courses such as drawing design, photography, painting, printmaking, sculpture, and digital media. The Juried student exhibition runs through September, in the VAC gallery, located at 950 Lewis at Dewey Street during normal campus hours.

San Antonio College hosts Ready Set Enroll. This session guides students through the enrollment process and answer any enrollment related questions. Students who have already applied can attend the one-stop shop event. This session assists students in completing their remaining enrollment steps and getting their registration ready.    

The Student Advocacy at San Antonio College provides summer resources for San Antonio College students in need.

Open Monday through Thursday from 8AM to 7 PM, resources offered include a food pantry, clothing closet, emergency financial assistance, and counseling. Students in need may call the Helpline at 210 - 486 - 11 11.  

The Visual Arts Program at San Antonio College teaches students about all aspects of Visual Arts such as visual expression and communication, visual literacy, and aesthetic sensibility. Graduates may work in the field of digital media, printmaking, and design.  

The Drama Program at San Antonio College teaches students about all aspects of Theater Arts such as , stagecraft,  directing , and makeup. Graduates may work in the field of acting, directing, scriptwriting, casting, producing, and set designing.  

 The Music Program at San Antonio College teaches students about all aspects of music such as historical/cultural origins, music theory, and experience in live performances. Graduates may work in the field of music education, music therapy, and music marketing.  

The Dance Program at San Antonio College teaches students about all aspects of dance through, choreographed or improvised movements, historical meanings, and aesthetic value. Graduates may work in the field as performers, choreographers or teacher.

The Architecture Program at San Antonio College teaches students about the art and science of architecture, industry-standard software, and creative problem solving. Graduates transfer to a four-year university to continue to study architecture or a related field, such as interior design, landscape architecture or construction management.

In response to the recent flooding in Kerrville and surrounding areas, San Antonio College reminds students, faculty, and staff, that crisis support services are available. Resources offered include Counseling Service, Students Services and an Employee Assistance Program.

The Advocacy Center at San Antonio College is providing a Student Parent Support Group. The support group is designed to help student parents find support and resources while they pursue their educational and career goals. The student parent support group is Thursdays at 11AM.

San Antonio College offers educational and training opportunities for those seeking a career in the expanding death-care industry.  Established in 1961, The Mortuary Science Department is the first college-based funeral service education program to be offered in Texas and membership is maintained in the University Mortuary Science Education Association.  

The Writing Success Center assists San Antonio College students in the writing process. Tutors help articulate ideas, organize a paper, create a thesis, and more. The Writing Success Center is located in room 200 of the Moody Learning Center. They are open Monday through Thursday, 8 AM to 4 PM. 

 The San Antonio College Library is your hub for academic success. The SAC library offers physical and digital resources that include academic journals, E books, and databases. They also offer study rooms and quiet areas to read. The SAC library is open Monday through Friday in the Moody Learning Center. More information and hours are online at, K S Y M (dot) org

 San Antonio College provides several tutoring centers with knowledgeable staff to assist in your academic needs. SAC also offers remote tutoring for a wide range of subjects through Zoom and by third party, Brainfuse.com, for support after hours.  

The student advocacy center Armadillo Boutique provides students and their children with clothing. The Boutique is currently accepting clothing donations. 

 Eco Central at San Antonio College provides information and resources that address environmental and social challenges. Eco Centro provides education, food production, and community engagement through volunteer opportunities. 

 ThThe Student Advocacy Center provides resources and builds hope for San Antonio College students in need. Resources offered include a food pantry, clothing closet, emergency financial assistance, and counseling. Trained and licensed staff can guide you in personal, social, educational, and psychological matters. Students can make an appointment by calling the Advocacy Center Helpline at 210-486-1111

Monday - Thursday: 8 AM to 7 PM

Friday-Sunday: Closed

Monday - Thursday: 8 AM to 7 PM

Friday-Sunday: Closed

 Lower the cost of college attendance by submitting your student financial aid application. Applying gives students, the opportunity to receive grants, scholarships and more. Applications for the fall twenty-twenty-five, twenty-twenty-six school year are now open. 

The San Antonio College Enrichment Center offers career services. They assist with job placement, resumes, and cover letters. The Enrichment Center is located on the first floor of the Moody Learning Center.  The San Antonio College Enrichment Center is available by phone at (210) 486-0308.

The San Antonio College Victory Center houses Veterans Affairs and TRIO: Project VALOR. Veterans Affairs provides support services for military-affiliated students, including active service members, Guard, Reserve, veterans and their family members. Project VALOR works with students in their development of academic, social and marketable skills. The program provides students with holistic academic support within a learning community of peers. The Victory Center is available by phone at 210-486-0111.

 The P.A.T.H. Foster Youth Program empowers students by offering tuition, food, and housing assistance; as well as access to emergency funds. Students are assigned a youth advocate to help them navigate all the resources available. The support network creates opportunities for students to interact and network with one another. 

The  San Antonio College  Office of Student Life  supports the academic mission of the college by engaging students in a variety of activities. Student organizations, club sports, recreation, and social development are just some of the opportunities for SAC students. The  Office of Student Life   is located in room 151 of the Loftin Student Center. 

San Antonio’s Wellness 360 program offers Alamo Colleges students primary health care. Students can visit with a medical professional in one of the on-site clinics or via telehealth. The Alamo Colleges is committed to working with students who may have a financial barrier limiting their access to medical care.  

The clinics take on-site appointments Monday through Thursday, 8 AM to 5 PM, with telehealth appointments on Friday.

The Alamo Colleges offer counseling to enrolled students. Difficult issues can get in the way of academic success. Trained licensed staff guide you in personal, social, and psychological matters such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and grief.