Open registration for summer session classes at Miramar College begins April 28. With the lowest tuition fees in the nation at $46 per unit, summer classes are a great affordable way to get ahead.

Earlier this year, thousands of athletes signed letters of intent to continue their athletic careers at colleges all across the United States.

Two Miramar College students have been named semifinalists for the prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship Award. Calvin Hill and Michael Raska are among 459 semifinalists named across the United States of America.

Miramar College student Sonya Shafir was named a 2023 Coca-Cola Academic Team Bronze Scholar and received a $1,000 scholarship.

This year the Cal Coast Cares Foundation is providing more than $60,000 in scholarships to foster students in San Diego and Riverside Counties to help them pursue their dreams of obtaining a college education! The California Coast Credit Union was founded in 1929 by local educators, and the non-profit Cal Coast Cares Foundation was created in 2015 to continue their legacy by supporting the local education community, including student scholarships and educator grants.

The Miramar College Biotechnology program is offering three FREE summer training and resume building opportunities for science students this summer. Join our info session on Wednesday, April 5 during College Hour (12:30-1:30) to find out more about these programs.

The Science Olympiad returned to Miramar College for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic Saturday, March 3. 

Recently graduated Miramar College men’s basketball player Cameron Barry has been selected as one of just two 2023 California Community College Athletic Association Scholar-Athletes. This honor is the highest bestowed on the more than 24,000 annual participants in the CCCAA.

San Diego Miramar College received a 5-year M.E.S.A. grant from the state Chancellor’s Office totaling $1.4 million for the creation of a Mathematics, Engineering, and Science Achievement program (MESA).