Suffolk County Community College is the largest college in the State University of New York system, enrolling 22,000 students at its three campuses in Selden, Riverhead and Brentwood. 

SCCC offers the Associate in Arts, Associate in Science , and Associate in Applied Science degree, as well as a variety of certificate programs. All students may choose from 69 programs of study in the areas of business; communications and the arts; computing; health, community and human services; liberal arts/university parallel; and technical, engineering studies and scientific. 

Every year, Suffolk County Community College prepares graduates to enter the work force in such marketable areas as medical records, physical therapist assistant, paralegal studies, culinary arts, graphic design, computer science, and heating, ventilation etc. 

Suffolk graduates have gone on to study at such institutions as Columbia, Harvard, Cornell, New York University, Boston University, and the University of Pennsylvania, as well as at the State University of New York.

This College commits to maintaining high educational standards, to fostering and inspiring student success, and to creating diverse opportunities for life-long study. Through attracting strong leadership and distinguished faculty to a college of excellence, university creates an enriched learning environment that empowers students to transform their views.

Student's Life 
- Almost 90 clubs and student organizations on three campuses 
- Hundreds of activities taking place each semester including lectures, trips, musical performances, theatre productions, films, holiday celebrations, art exhibitions, intramural and intercollegiate sports, student newspapers and literary magazines
Student Life 
- Almost 90 clubs and student organizations on three campuses 
- Hundreds of activities taking place each semester including lectures, trips, musical performances, theatre productions, films, holiday celebrations, art exhibitions, intramural and intercollegiate sports, student newspapers and literary magazines