Student Life

The University Transfer Club provides a platform for students to explore and learn more about transfer opportunities with other local colleges and universities.

Students studying Cosmetology are encouraged to gather for collaborative project work and explore job opportunities. 

Students studying Electronics and Technology are encouraged to gather for collaborative project work and fundraising efforts to support their participation in SkillsUSA competitions.

Join the Multicultural Club if you're eager to explore and exchange insights on diverse cultures, enhance your leadership abilities as a club member or leader, spearhead events and fundraising initiatives, delve into study abroad scholarship opportunities, and have a good time!

Our lunchtime meetings provide a perfect break for everyone to unwind, share delicious food, engage in games, and momentarily escape the routine of daily life.

Students enrolled in Nursing are welcome to come together to engage in community service initiatives, coordinate fundraisers, and enhance their skills through collaborative activities.

Explore the rich legacy of SCC's Future Business Leaders of America – Collegiate (FBLA-C), formerly known as "Phi Beta Lambda." With an impressive 20-year streak as a national "Gold Seal Chapter," our SCC students consistently achieve state and national recognition in competitive events.

FBLA-C extends a warm welcome to students across various disciplines, especially those in Business Administration, Accounting, and computer-related programs and those with aspirations in the business sector. All students are encouraged to participate regardless of your academic format – whether seated, online, day, evening, full-time, or part-time.

Our SCC Chapter actively participates in local meetings, spearheads leadership and service projects, and contributes significantly to state activities. It has produced numerous state officers, including seven state presidents and the current Executive Vice President for the 2023-2024 term.

Join FBLA-C at SCC and be a part of a community that values excellence and success in the world of business.

This International Honor Society for 2-Year Colleges extends invitations to individuals who meet specific criteria. Prospective members must have a remarkable academic standing with a minimum GPA of 3.75, completion of 15 credit hours, and enrollment in a degree program. 

Radiography students are encouraged to participate in community service initiatives, coordinate fundraising activities, and enhance their skills collaboratively.

Respiratory Therapy students are encouraged to participate in community service initiatives, coordinate fundraising activities, and enhance their skills collaboratively. 

SkillsUSA is a Career and Technical Education (CTE) focused club that participates in over 100 annual competitions, engages in community service projects, and fosters the development of career-focused skills.

The Spectrum Club is an LGBTQ+ inclusive organization dedicated to completing community service projects and educating the campus community on LGBTQ+ topics.

The Student Government Association (SGA) is an integral part of the North Carolina Community College System, comprising 58 associations. As the governing body for all student clubs within the college, SGA's main objective is to provide students with networking opportunities, engage in discussions on local and state issues, act as the voice for the student body, and offer leadership training through workshops.

The SGA President is elected annually in the spring, and the remaining officers join the SGA Executive Board in the fall. These elected officials play a key role in orchestrating various student activities throughout the year and representing SCC at diverse community events.

President - Gage Barrier, Associate in Arts, Mt. Pleasant
Vice President - Toby Neal, Associate in Arts, Mt. Pleasant
Secretary - Callie Ball, Associate in Science, Albemarle
Treasurer - Timothy Karabet, Associate in Science, Stanfield
Public Information Officer - Lani Pope, Associate in Arts & Business Certificate, Norwood  

Curriculum students are eligible to become members. Becoming a member is free, so contact your local SGA representative for more details.