Administration Building
The Administration Building houses our Business Office, Foundation Office, Human Resources, President's Office and some classrooms for Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, History, Government, and Mexican American Studies.
Behavioral Sciences
Social Sciences
Scholarships
Business Office
📚📊 Behavioral Sciences
The Behavioral Sciences Department includes the programs of Anthropology, Humanities, Psychology, Social Work and Sociology.
Psychology
The Psychology program is intended to meet the requirements for the Associate of Arts degree with transfer to a university. The Field of Study in psychology allows a student to obtain up to 18 hours of course work that is intended to provide the foundation for a psychology major and to transfer.
Sociology
The Sociology program is intended to meet the requirements for the Associate of Arts degree with transfer to a university. The Field of Study in sociology allows a student to obtain up to 15 hours of course work that is intended to provide the foundation for a sociology major and to transfer.
Social Work
The Social Work program is intended to meet the requirements for the Associate of Arts degree with transfer to a university. The Field of Study in social work allows a student to obtain up to 15 hours of course work that is intended to provide the foundation for a social work major and to transfer.
⚖️📚📰 Social Sciences
The Social Sciences department provides the basis for understanding how our society has developed, how it functions, and how it can be perfected and preserved. Transfer programs in History, Government, and Mexican American Studies are available.
Government
Government is a part of our Social Sciences, this department provides the basis for that understanding how our society has developed, how it functions, and how it can be perfected and preserved.
History
History is a part of our Social Sciences, this department provides the basis for that understanding how our society has developed, how it functions, and how it can be perfected and preserved.
Mexican American Studies
The Mexican American Studies program is a cross cultural learning experience that fulfills 12 hours of course work that is intended to provide the foundation for transfer.
🏆 💲 🏅 Scholarships
Scholarships at SPC are generally awarded on the basis of academic achievement, character, leadership qualities and demonstrated community service.
Scholarships are made possible through the generosity of the friends of South Plains College, including alumni, individuals, corporations, foundations, and civic organizations that give to the South Plains College Foundation.
Scholarship programs are classified in one of four categories:
College-Wide Scholarships
Program Specific Scholarships
Activity Scholarships
Nontraditional Student Scholarships
Contact us at 806-716-2219 or scholarships@southplainscollege.edu.
Scholarships are made possible through the generosity of the friends of South Plains College, including alumni, individuals, corporations, foundations, and civic organizations that give to the South Plains College Foundation.
Scholarship programs are classified in one of four categories:
College-Wide Scholarships
Program Specific Scholarships
Activity Scholarships
Nontraditional Student Scholarships
Contact us at 806-716-2219 or scholarships@southplainscollege.edu.
💲 💲 💲 Business Office
The Business Office processes payments for tuition and fees once students are registered for classes. They also offer multiple services and payment options for students.
Contact us at 806-716-2400 or businessoffice@southplainscollege.edu.
Contact us at 806-716-2400 or businessoffice@southplainscollege.edu.
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