Transitions
What is Transitions?
In 2008, Santa Barbara City College launched the Transitions Program to provide formerly incarcerated students with the opportunity to enroll and receive the tools necessary to succeed at SBCC. Our goal is to create a smooth transition to higher education for students who have experienced the criminal justice system.
How to apply?
- Apply to SBCC by visiting: www.sbcc.edu/apply
- Complete the Free Application For Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- Complete the 2021-2022 California College Promise Grant
- Contact Noel Gomez, Transitions Program Coordinator: gomezn@sbcc.edu
Student Responsibility
- Students must meet with Transitions Academic Counselor once per semester (See contact info below).
- Transitions students must attend at least one Transitions Program event once per semester
- (Ex: Partcipating in a workshop or informational session).
Transitions Program Benefits & Resources
- Academic Counseling
- FAFSA and Tuition/Fee Waiver Assistance
- Support Group Sessions
- Tutoring
- Record Expungement
- CSU & UC Campus Visits
- Laptop & Wi-Fi Hotspots
- Application and Enrollment Assitance
- Book Grants & Supplies
- On-campus Meal Plans
- Educational Courses at SB County Jail
- Career Counseling
- 6-week Summer Bridge Program
- Educational Workshops
- Caps and Gowns
Interested? Questions?
To find out more about Transitions and its application process, please contact:
Noel Gomez, Transitions Program Coordinator & Student Program Advisor
gomezn@sbcc.edu
(805) 892-3653
If you have questions about classes, specific majors, certificate programs , transfer
plans, or SBCC requirements please contact:
Ana Garcia, Transitions Program Academic Counselor
aggarcia10@pipeline.sbcc.edu
(805) 730-4249
