Archived App
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About
This app connects students to campus events, news, and essential resources like D2L, email, and e-Services. It serves as a central hub for accessing important campus information and staying updated.
What's New in SCC Student Life
1.6
September 16, 2020
We are continuously trying to improve our app. This version contains some bug fixed and few UI improvements.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is SCC Student Life?
SCC Student Life is a mobile application designed to connect South Central College students with on-campus events, news, and essential resources like D2L, email, and e-Services.
What resources can I access through SCC Student Life?
You can access key campus resources including D2L for coursework, your college email, and e-Services for administrative tasks directly through the app.
Is SCC Student Life free to use?
Yes, SCC Student Life is available for free download and use, with no cost associated with accessing its features.
What devices does SCC Student Life support?
SCC Student Life is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible to a wide range of Apple users.
How often is SCC Student Life updated?
The app was last updated on September 16, 2020, with version 1.6. While updates may vary, this indicates recent development activity.
What is the age rating for SCC Student Life?
SCC Student Life has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users of all ages, though its content is primarily relevant to college students.
Where can I find information about campus events using SCC Student Life?
The app provides direct access to listings of on-campus events, allowing students to stay informed about activities and happenings around the college.
Does SCC Student Life offer offline access to information?
The description does not specify offline access. Typically, apps that connect to live campus resources like D2L and email require an internet connection.
