San Jose City College is in a large city, in San Jose, CA. The school is classified as a public college. Students at San Jose City College earn degrees up to the Associate's degree.

Course Topics

The most common major fields study at the school include real estate and construction management, family and social work, beauty and cosmetology, and religion and philosophy.

San Jose City College Selectivity

All qualified applicants are admitted as San Jose City College offers open admission.

Faculty

Some professors at the school are awarded tenure, allowing the school to retain good faculty members. Faculty salaries at San Jose City College are higher than most.

Student Enrollment

The school, in 2007, had 9,805 students (4,990 full-time equivalent). A larger than average share of the students at San Jose City College are minorities. Adults changing careers are relatively common at the school.

San Jose City College Tuition and Affordability

Degree seekers find San Jose City College to be more affordable than many of its peers.

The school reports its educational mission is:
"The mission of San Jose City College is to prepare and empower students for success in a global multicultural society. With the fostering of student learning as its primary focus, the College provides continuous access to a wide range of comprehensive and flexible post secondary academic and occupational programs that prepare Silicon Valley residents of all ages and backgrounds for balanced and productive lives and successful careers. To reach these educational goals, the college provides the appropriate support services to meet the needs of an increasingly diverse student population. In fulfilling this mission, the College assists students in achieving their education, employment, and life long learning goals. These include but are not limited to: . Two year college degrees . Lower-division transfer and general education courses . Certificates . Basic skills instruction . English as a Second Language courses . Distance learning opportunities . Technology and career training . Economic development . Community services courses . Adult non-credit coursesThis mission is, and shall remain, in accordance with all legislation enacted by the State of California."