SAS Resources

Tutoring

LearnHow2Learn

San Antonio College is committed to provide excellent academic support with tutoring in a wide-range of subjects. Online learning support is accomplished by in-house tutoring through Zoom and by third-party Brainfuse.com for support after hours.

The learning culture in higher education is different from your previous experiences, such as high school, or work or military experience. One of the keys to excelling in college is learning to navigate these differences successfully from the time you start your higher education journey.  

LearnHow2Learn offers the following benefits:

• FREE Online Student Training
• Available 24/7
• Access this Self-Paced Training & Complete What You Need

2-1-1 is a free, anonymous social service hotline that helps people find information about local resources in their community.

2-1-1 brings people and services together
For everyone, regardless of age, race, disability or lifestyle
Accessible 24/7 including holidays
Staffed by trained and certified call specialists
Spanish and Language Line translations are also available
Comprehensive database – accurate and updated regularly according to industry standards

Texas Workforce Solutions-Vocational Rehabilitation Services

AACOG: Intellectual & Developmental Disability Services

Our program helps people with disabilities get ready for, find, or keep a job. We help adults with disabilities of all ages. We also help young students with disabilities prepare for life after school. The program also assists businesses in hiring and supporting employees with disabilities.

The Alamo Area Council of Governments (AACOG) supports individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) or related conditions, living in Bexar County, to improve their quality of life and to ensure that they can actively participate as valued members of our community.

Academic/Registration Calendars

Students can register for the full academic year – fall, spring, and summer – or for single semesters once registration opens in April.

Through a partnership with VIA Metropolitan Transit, all Alamo Colleges District students and employees are eligible for a free VIA U-PASS by signing up with their student or employee email address.

The pass gives you access to unlimited rides on VIA bus or Link service throughout the semester. With free high-speed Wi-Fi on all buses and transit centers, you can spend more time reading, studying, checking emails and staying connected. 

Fall U-PASS: Valid Aug. 1–Jan. 31
Spring U-PASS: Valid Jan. 1–July 31

Scholarships

Student Advocacy Center

Through the generous support of donors, the Alamo Colleges Foundation offers a wide variety of scholarships. Alamo Colleges students submit one general scholarship application each academic year, and they are automatically considered for all Alamo Colleges Foundation scholarships and matched with eligible award opportunities.

The Student Advocacy Center Helpline is (210) 486-1111.
The Student Advocacy Center is changing the lives of our students by providing them with the resources they need to meet their basic needs so they are able to focus on their academics, increasing student performance, retention, and graduation rates, contributing to a healthy, stable, and educated community.

Since fall 2016, the Student Advocacy Center serves, students, faculty, and staff with a variety of programs and services to help them succeed. The Student Advocacy Center is driven by our own SAC work-study students, as well as Social Work, Counseling, and Public Health interns, from colleges across San Antonio, providing a collaborative approach to our client's needs.

Grab-and-go snacks/drinks are available to students at the center daily.