The adjustment of moving from the comfort of in-person instruction to remote learning has had its effects on everyone. But mostly students. Many of whom now find themselves feeling a little lost or overwhelmed at times, especially at the start of a new semester. Just five short months ago, a student in need of a specific service could merely pop onto the Miramar College campus and find what they needed. Fast forward to present day and students now must seek those services online.

Miramar College’s annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony was held Friday, Sept. 11 at noon inside the Fire Tech grinder. The ceremony was a combination virtual presentation with an in-person component due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The San Diego Community College District (SDCCD), one of the largest in California, will continue online instruction for its 100,000 students through the remainder of the academic year, including the January 2021 intersession and Spring 2021 semester.

The CARES Act Grant Application is open for Miramar College Students! Deadline to apply is Monday, September 28th @ 5:00pm.

Data shows approximately only 55% of our financial aid students have signed up for direct deposit to receive their financial aid funds. We'd like to reach 90% Direct Deposit sign up.

Miramar College was named an NC3 “School on the Rise” at the 7th Annual Leadership Summit hosted by the National Coalition of Certification Centers (NC3). Only 11 institutions, nationally, won awards for their leadership and innovation in career and technical education. Each year at NC3’s Annual Leadership Summit, awards are presented to top-performing institutions in the NC3 Network.

San Diegans will have an opportunity to support deserving local students when the San Diego Community College District (SDCCD) holds its second annual Keeping the Promise giving day on October 22 to raise funds for the tuition-free San Diego Promise program.

Miramar College has several scholarship opportunities for our students. See what's available and its deadline below:

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For the first time, all three colleges in the San Diego Community College District (SDCCD) are included in The Hispanic Outlook on Education Magazine’s list of Top 100 Colleges and Universities for Hispanics.

San Diego City College ranks No. 44 and San Diego Miramar College No. 100 for Hispanic enrollment among 2-year colleges during the 2018-19 academic year. In addition, City College is ranked No. 99 for associate degrees awarded.

On a fall like Wednesday morning just three weeks before Veteran’s Day, eight members of the recently created Miramar College Student Veterans Organization (SVO) gathered near the college pool. Today’s mission-distribute 70 meals to students undergoing food insecurities. “We received donations from Sprouts, Smart & Final, and a delivery from Feeding San Diego and the food bank,” said Christina Brown, Anthropology student at Miramar College.