When you complete the engineering course of study at Seward County Community College you will be prepared to pursue a variety of options within the engineering profession. Our associate’s degree or one-year transfer program will provide you with a broad knowledge base in science, mathematics, and communications. The rigor and challenge of an engineering career is evident in the types of courses, course load, and time-management skills required in the associate’s degree program. If you enjoy science, mathematics, and solving problems, the engineering field may be a good option for you to explore.
Approximate Cost
2026-2027 Financial Aid Cost of Attendance Budgets
(Estimates Based on Full-Time Enrollment)
Expenses included in this Cost of Attendance are outlined by federal law. These are estimates of the total cost of attending SCCC for one year. Cost of Attendance is used to determine each student’s eligibility for financial aid as you may not receive federal aid greater than your cost of attendance. THIS IS NOT YOUR BILL.
Tuition and Fees:
Seward County Resident
$4,704
In State
$4,800
Border State
$5,496
Out of State/International
$5,952
Books, Course Materials, Supplies
and Equipment:
$1,570
Food and Housing:
On Campus (SLC)
Off Campus
With Parents/Relatives
$8,960
$9,160
$5,496
Personal Expenses:
$3,084
Transportation:
$1,552.50
Loan Fees:
$50
Credential & Licensure Costs:
Varies by program/course
Career Opportunities
Completion of the pre-engineering course of study at SCCC will provide the solid foundation necessary for success in the following career paths:
Civil engineering
Mechanical engineering
Nuclear engineering
Biological engineering
Computer engineering
Agricultural engineering
Chemical engineering
Industrial engineering
Manufacturing systems engineering
Aerospace engineering
Petroleum engineering
Curriculum
Associate of Science
The Associate of Science degree is a two-year degree that prepares students to transfer to a four-year school to complete their full degree in their chosen field. Fundamentals of the industry are a core emphasis, but general education requirements make up the bulk of the curriculum.