Butte College is committed to Student Success. Whether you are looking for
financial, academic, or personal assistance we have a wide variety of programs
and support services designed to help you succeed.
Do you have questions about accessing services? Give us a call at 530-895-2511
and we can provide you with additional information and assistance.
There are state and federal financial aid funds available to help eligible applicants meet educational costs. The best time to apply for financial aid is during January preceding the academic year for which you are applying. For example, apply in January 2017 for Fall 2017. You must reapply for financial aid each academic year.
The Roadrunner Hub Basic Needs Resource Center is a network of people and programs that offer students food and housing resources to limit the barriers to their educational goals and success.
Inspiring Scholars is a program for Butte College students who have been in foster care. Inspiring Scholars is designed to help students get into college, stay in college, and reach their academic goals -- be that an associate's degree or transfer to another college or university.
Scholarships are cash awards which do not have to be repaid. Scholarships are granted for different reasons including financial need, grade point average, career goals, or residency. A variety of scholarships are available through the Butte College Foundation and the application process begins each Spring.
The Job Placement & Cooperative Education Office is open to any individual or business that is seeking assistance in meeting their employment needs. We function like a personal employment agency and offer a variety of services.
Not sure what major to choose or how to get accurate information about a career? You can use our many resources to research & obtain reliable information to help you make good decisions.
CAS offers tutoring in many subjects, a Reading and Writing Center, workshops, group study rooms, tutor-supported computer labs, and a friendly, comfortable place to study.
The Counseling Department provides academic, personal and career counseling services for students wishing to fulfill vocational, transfer, personal and/or professional development goals.
The DSPS office responsible for determining and providing required academic accommodations for students with disabilities.
EOPS is a state-funded program designed to recruit and retain students who are economically and educationally disadvantaged, assisting students in the development of their potential ability through academic support and financial assistance.
Inspiring Scholars is a program for Butte College students who have been in foster care. Inspiring Scholars is designed to help students get into college, stay in college, and reach their academic goals -- be that an associate's degree or transfer to another college or university.
Butte College welcomes all students, including those who are incarcerated, those who have experienced incarceration in the past, and those who have been impacted by the criminal justice system. The Butte College program for incarcerated, formerly incarcerated, and system-impacted students is proud to be a part of the Rising Scholars Network.
The library offers students a place to study, do research and borrow items, as well as workshops, videos, and tip sheets on research, computer use, and citation styles.
Your one-stop center for all your transfer needs providing academic counseling and transitional programs and services designed to ensure your transfer experience is smooth and seamless.
TRIO-SSS programs are committed to providing a variety of student-centered educational support services for students. TRIO SSS proudly serves students who are first generation, low-income and/or students with disabilities. Our services include but are not limited to: campus visits; FAFSA assistance; financial literacy; academic advising; assistance with academic accommodations (DSPS students); advising on entering high-demand careers; student skills workshops and more.
If you need child care the Child Development Center is housed conveniently on campus to meet the needs of students.
The Counseling Department provides academic, personal and career counseling services for students wishing to fulfill vocational, transfer, personal and/or professional development goals.
The Roadrunner Hub assists students with finding local housing options, signing up for CalFresh benefits (formally known as food stamps) and provides a food pantry. We are located in the Campus Center building on the main campus and at the Chico Center in the Student Lounge.
Inspiring Scholars is a program for Butte College students who have been in foster care. Inspiring Scholars is designed to help students get into college, stay in college, and reach their academic goals -- be that an associate's degree or transfer to another college or university.
Founded in 2018 by student Skylar Darrow, the mission of the Queer Resource Center is to provide a safe, inclusive environment for LGBTQIA2S+ students. The space is for students to meet others in the community and gain a support system while at Butte College.
The Safe Place & Wellness Program offers a visible support system for victims of sexual assault, intimate partner violence and stalking through outreach, crisis intervention, advocacy, and educational programming at Butte College.
The on-campus clinic provides low cost emergency medical treatment, healthcare services, and crisis and personal therapy for all eligible students.
The UndocuCenter serves undocumented students and students who come from a mixed-status family household by connecting them to institutional support or community services. Our center supports our undocumented student population through: Community outreach, ally training for faculty, staff, and student staff, campus events, and direct student support. Our center's programs and activities are designed to increase undocumented student retention, persistence, and completion at Butte College.
The Office of Veterans Services strives to ensure a positive and rewarding experience for all of our veteran and dependent students.
IT Services & Support provides technical support to students for WebAdvisor, student email, accessing Password Reset, Wi-Fi Access, OneDrive, View Grades, Digital Literacy, Canvas Help and more.
Student Technical Support is available Monday through Thursday, from
8 a.m.–5 p.m. and Fridays 8 a.m.–3 p.m., by calling 530-895-2925 or you may email your requests.
Our College Police Department is commited to keeping our campus community safe.
Campus safety involves keeping the campus safe from both internal and external threats that could interfere with the District’s mission of providing students with the best education possible.
