At Mission College, we are committed to supporting prospective students and their families as they explore educational opportunities. Our Outreach & Recruitment Office hosts a variety of events, provides resources, and offers personalized guidance to help you navigate your college journey. Whether you're looking to learn more about our programs, get financial assistance, or connect with faculty and staff, we’re here to help every step of the way.
Upcoming Outreach Events
We’re constantly adding new events to help you learn more about Mission College. Whether
it’s a campus tour, a virtual information session, or an outreach visit to your school,
we look forward to the opportunity to connect with us.
For Future Students and Parents
Not sure where to begin? Have questions about our programs, how to apply, or what campus life is like? Want to connect with a current student and get their perspective?
The Welcome Center in the Student Engagement Center is the perfect starting point for all prospective students. Visit our Future Students page for helpful information about the application process, financial aid, and the many resources available to help you succeed at Mission College.
High School Students
If you're a high school student (grades 10-12), you may be eligible to take classes at Mission College and earn college credit—absolutely FREE! Our Dual Enrollment program offers high school students the chance to get a head start on their college education. For more information on how to get started, please visit our High School Students info (link to HS page)
Mission Cares: Support for Students in Need
Mission College cares about the well-being of all students. Our Mission Cares program provides free services such as financial assistance, food resources, mental health support, and much more. Learn more about how we’re helping students meet their basic needs while supporting their academic success. Link to Mission Cares
Supporting Foster Youth & Unhoused Students
We are committed to supporting current and former foster youth, as well as unhoused students, through our Foster Youth Initiative. If you’re a current or former foster youth planning to attend Mission College, we have dedicated resources to help you succeed.
Explore Career Paths
Mission College provides a wealth of resources to help students explore career options. Whether you're looking to connect with a career advisor, find an internship, or explore job opportunities, our Career Center is here to help you find your path. Start planning your future today!
Scholarships: Financial Support for Your Education
We offer a variety of scholarships to make college more affordable. The Mission Promise Grant is designed for first-time college students from Santa Clara Unified School District and beyond, covering two years of tuition and up to $1,000 for books and educational expenses. Learn more about our available scholarships and how to apply. Link to Scholarships page.
Service Area Outcomes (SAOs)
- SAO 1: 65% of graduating high school seniors who apply to Mission College will successfully enroll in classes for the following semester.
- SAO 2: Attending outreach events (such as Mission Launch Party or Mission Connect) will increase students’ knowledge of Mission College and positively impact their perception of the college.
Dean and Program Lead
Connor Keese
Director
Justin Philips
Administrative Assistant
Ana Gomez
Success Coach (Outreach)
Anne Margaret Capcap
Basic Needs Analyst
Elizabeth Ramirez
Outreach Analyst
Kayla Navarro Olvera
Success Coach (Outreach)
