Here is a collection of resources that are highly recommended for new Butte College students. Whether you are a student or a friend/family member, the following guides and campus sites are here to prepare for your time at Butte College!
New Student Resource Guide (PDF)Campus maps and virtual tourbutte college SUPPORT SERVICEs and departments
Students who are California residents (CA) or a AB540 eligible resident students who are first-time college students that are attending Butte College full-time (12 units or more) at the college census date will have their tuition and service fees paid. For more information about the Butte College Promise Scholarship, click here.
Apply for the FAFSAApply for the CADAA
Financial Aid Help - Virtual lab
Counselors can help you find the right level of classes and assist you in designing a short- or long-term educational plan. Continuing and returning students can receive assistance with academic issues, plan for graduation or transfer, and receive general academic guidance.
Two Types of Appointments:
- OPEN Appointments: These become available exactly one week in advance and remain open until all appointments for the week are filled.
- Same-Day Appointments: These are released at 8 AM from Monday to Thursday and remain available until all slots for the day are filled.
Counseling Office Location: Butte College, Main Campus, Student Administrative Services, Room 134 (SAS 134)
schedule an appointment with an academic counselorAcademic Calendar - Dates & Deadlines
Butte-Glenn Community College does not permit discrimination or harassment in its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, gender, gender identification, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, physical and/or mental disability, medical condition, veteran status, marital status or any other characteristic protected by institutional policy and, state, local or federal law. The College values fairness and equity for all members of the College community. The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies and Section 504 discrimination:
Title IX Coordinator
3536 Butte Campus Drive (SAS 210), Oroville, CA, 95965
530-893-7487
Section 504 Coordinator
3536 Butte Campus Drive (SAS 210), Oroville, CA, 95965
530-895-2239
If you are not yet sure if you want to report, but would like support to help you make that decision, please contact Safe Place to talk to a confidential advocate who can discuss your options.
Safe Place & Wellness program is located in Swing Space A or can be reached by phone or email:
530-879-6185 safeplace@cranioklepty.com Safe Place Website
Content editor:
Martha Ventura-Plasencia
530-895-6480
