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Montaukett Learning Resource Center, Eastern Campus
Health, Sports and Education Center, Michael J. Grant Campus
Veterans Plaza, Ammerman Campus
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2015-2016 Review of Accomplishments
About SCCC
Suffolk County Community College
(SCCC) is an exceptional community
college. it is considered a gem in the County
and has earned its reputation for high-
quality instruction, outstanding faculty
and affordable programs and services.
e College operates as a unit of the
State University of New York (SUNY), is
governed by a 10-member Board of Trustees,
and is sponsored by Suffolk County.
founded in 1959, Suffolk is the largest
community college in the SUNY system,
with an enrollment of approximately 26,500
credit students and 10,000 continuing
education and workforce training students.
with the Ammerman Campus in Selden,
the eastern Campus in riverhead and the
Michael J. Grant Campus in Brentwood,
as well as downtown centers in Sayville
and riverhead, the College is accessible
to residents across the County. ere are
over 480 full-time faculty and 1,700
adjunct faculty teaching 100 degree and
certificate programs in business, computer
science/information technology,
communications, the arts, health,
community and human services, liberal
arts, and technical, scientific and
engineering studies.
e College maintains accreditation
from the Middle States Commission on
Higher education and several discipline-
specific accrediting bodies, and its curricula
are registered by the New York State
Department of education. e College’s
operating budget is supported by student
tuition, the County, and the State. Annual
tuition at the College for full-time students
enrolled for the 2016-2017 academic year
will be $4,770.