Sacramento City College — Main Campus

Sacramento City College is the city’s oldest higher-education institution. It began in 1916 as part of Sacramento High School and settled at its current Freeport and Sutterville location in 1926. The 73-acre campus serves more than 20,000 students, according to the college, and continues to update buildings from different eras.

The 2026–27 catalog lists associate degrees, transfer pathways and certificates in health, technical fields, business, arts, sciences, education and public service. ESL offers six levels of English instruction, while free adult noncredit classes follow a separate enrollment route. The Performing Arts Center, library and advising services help students turn a program list into a workable plan. City transit serves the area; the district’s published daily parking permit is $2.

The campus faces William Land Park and is served by city transit; its map shows parking, entrances and buildings. Visitors can buy a daily permit from on-site machines for $2. For advising, placement or admissions, confirm the building and office schedule with the relevant department.