Resources
Academic Calendar: View your SAC academic calendar.
Academic Status: Based on term grades, and overall GPA, you may be limited or restricted from enrolling in future classes. Please pay attention to the stages in the SAC student academic status timeline.
College Mobile App: The Alamo Colleges District app keeps students informed, connected, and up-to-date with easy access to student account information and resources at all five colleges.
Computer Labs: You have access to over 10 labs spread throughout the SAC campus.
Contact Information: Important contact information that includes high school partners and campus resources.
Core Curriculum: Review course descriptions for each class offered from the state core areas.
FERPA: An explanation of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act along with the form you, and your selected guardian, may choose to complete and submit.
Financial Aid: You are not currently eligible for federal financial aid but must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress to qualify for future aid after graduating high school.
- Book A Librarian>: 30-minute appointments available online or in person.
- DATABASES: We recommend ERIC EBSCOhost for research.
Alamo Colleges District Mobile App: For additional resources on your phone, download the app.
SAC GPA Calculator: Estimate the outcome of the grades you anticipate receiving this semester.
Student Code of Conduct: Provides insight into your San Antonio College disciplinary process.
Student E-mail: Watch the tutorial to forward your SAC student e-mail to your personal e-mail account.
Student Handbook: A great source for frequently asked questions (FAQs).
Study Abroad: Consider earning additional college credit, the summer after you graduate high school, before leaving for college. Visit the Alamo College District’s web page for information and the application to one of our multiple out-of-country opportunities.
TRAC: Visit the Transfer & Career Center for information on:
- Career Coach: Career assessment, exploration, and degree options.
- O*Net: Link career personality to specific professions and research each in depth.
Transcript Requests: Review guidelines on ordering your official transcripts.
Transfer Advising Guides (TAGs): You can view most Texas university transfer plans, and confirm which of your dual credit classes count toward your intended college major.
Tutoring: Take advantage of the services available in our tutoring centers, some of which are conveniently available online, during weekday evenings, and weekends.