Skyline College

2 Year
San Bruno, CA
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Overview

Total enrollment

9,572

Location San Bruno, California
Website skylinecollege.edu
Type Public 2 Year
Setting Large Suburban

Size Mid-size
Status Non-profit
Housing No
Level of Study Undergrad

Skyline College is a public community college located in San Bruno, California, positioned on a hillside overlooking the Pacific Ocean approximately 12 miles south of San Francisco. The campus, established in 1969, features modern academic buildings and facilities spread across 111 acres in the northern Santa Cruz mountain range. As part of the San Mateo County Community College District, Skyline College offers more than 100 associate degree and certificate programs, with notable strengths in allied health, business, and science programs. The college maintains transfer agreements with both the University of California and California State University systems, while its automotive technology program has earned recognition for its manufacturer partnerships and training facilities. Students can access comprehensive support services in the newly renovated Student Services building, though the campus does not provide on-site housing.

Admissions

Admission Requirements

Open Admission

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Annual Cost to Attend

California Resident Tuition

$1,272

Out of State Resident Tuition

$9,956

Breakdown

Tuition $1,272
Books and Supplies $1,971
Other Fees $44
Estimated Off Campus Cost of Living $31,288
Budget for Other Expenses $5,913
Total One Year Cost $40,488

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Student Outcomes

Average Salary After 10 Years

$43,300 per year

Bachelor's Degree Graduation Rate

Data Not Available

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Popular Areas of Study

Popular majors at Skyline College are Mechanic and Repair Technologies, Liberal Arts and Humanities, and Health Professions. 24% of students major in Mechanic and Repair Technologies, 23% in Liberal Arts and Humanities, and 21% in Health Professions.