Sanford/Lake Mary Campus

Campus Transformation Under Way

To keep up with the growing needs of Seminole County, SCC is transforming its first and largest Campus with an $85 million construction and renovation campaign. The College is committed to providing students, employees and community members with up-to-date information on its projects.

Construction Affects Traffic, Parking on the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus

Traffic: Due to construction on SCC's Sanford/Lake Mary Campus, Weldon Boulevard is closed to through traffic. Please review this page regularly for up-to-date detour information and follow the signs on campus.

Parking: A printable map outlines all campus parking, including three new temporary grass parking lots.

• Adjacent to the CFADA Professional Automotive Training Center, next to Lot 12.
• East of the Health Building (building H), accessible from Parking Lot B.
• North of the Health Building (building H) and near the tennis courts, accessible from Campus Lane.

Construction Updates

SCC/UCF University Partnership Center

• May 21, 2008: Groundbreaking ceremony
• May/June 2008: A construction fence was erected around the entire work site; the parking lot at the A Building is closed.
• Summer 2008: Initial site work begins
• Spring 2010: Estimated completion

Weldon Boulevard Closure

Weldon Boulevard and the parking lot that is across from the A Building are now closed permanently. 

• July 1, 2008: Construction on the new SCC-UCF University Partnership Center begins. 
• June 24, 2008: A construction fence was erected around the build site.
• June 23, 2008: The parking lot across from the A Building is closed permanently because construction is commencing on SCC's future University Partnership Center.
• May 2, 2008: There will be no through traffic on Weldon Boulevard; parking lots will remain open and accessible to Buildings H and B; the A Building parking lot is open and accessible; LYNX is evaluating bus stop locations near the B and D Buildings.

The Center for Public Safety

• June 12, 2008: A construction fence was built around K and I Buildings on the west side of SCC's Sanford/Lake Mary Campus, on Thursday, June 12. This development restricts parking around the two structures, affecting more than 300 parking spaces on campus. The lot is closed to faculty, staff and students.
• June 2008: K Building demolition begins; the building has been evacuated with restricted parking and walking access.
• July 2008: The new Fire Simulation Tower will be complete.
• Fall 2008: Renovation of the K and I Buildings begins.
• Fall 2008 through Spring 2009: The CTS Storage Building will be demolished; water lines will be replaced outside of the J and V Buildings; temporary firetruck storage on the tennis courts and ambulance storage outside of the B Building begins.
• Fall 2009: Work begins on the addition of a connector building between the K and I Buildings.
• Spring 2010: Estimated completion

E Building Renovation

• Summer 2008: Construction commences with restricted access to the site.
• Spring 2009: Estimated completion

SCC Foundation Facility

• Summer 2008: The SCC Foundation plans to construct a two-story facility near the Campus’ Lake Mary Boulevard entrance.
• 2010: Estimated completion

Seminole Community College at Sanford/Lake Mary was established in 1965 as a full-service education provider, offering two-year college credit degrees (A.A., A.S.); specialized career certificates; continuing professional education; adult education; community, leisure and youth programs; and an array of cultural events. Situated on more than 200 acres in the geographical center of Seminole County, the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus has been changing the lives of students in Central Florida since it first opened as Seminole Junior College four decades ago.

The Sanford/Lake Mary Campus offers a full curriculum taught in small, intimate classroom settings. In addition to offering a wide variety of degree and certificate programs to meet even the most unique needs, the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus is also home to SCC's Art & Phyllis Grindle Honors Institute, the Fine Arts Theatre, SCC's Planetarium and its intercollegiate athletics programs.

Did you know?

In a recent survey, 95 percent of responding graduates said they would attend SCC again and 43 percent rated their overall SCC experience as "excellent."