1968
Sedalia, MO
2-year, Public
Associate's degree

About State Fair Community College

On April 5, 1966, voters approved the creation of the Junior College District of Sedalia. On April 10, 1968, the college officially became State Fair Community College, the outcome of a “Name the College” contest. Located on land west of the Missouri State Fairgrounds, it had just one building – a 35,000-square-foot facility made of six modular units connected by a central hallway. In 2018 SFCC will celebrate 50 years of living its mission to “provide relevant and innovative learning experiences that successfully prepare students and enrich the intellectual, economic, and cultural vitality of the communities it serves.”

SFCC awards certificates and associate’s degrees. It also offers complete online degree programs and more than 260 online classes. SFCC’s online degrees offer the same content as on-campus classes cover. The only difference between traditional and online learning is where you study.

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Accreditation & Licensing

State Fair Community College is accredited by:

Higher Learning Commission (HLC)

Type:

2-year, Public

Highest Level Offered:

Associate's degree

Religious Affiliation:

Not applicable

Graduate Enrollment:

Not applicable

Fully Online Graduate Students:

Not applicable

Median Debt After Graduation (4-Year Degree):

$10,500

Average Undergraduates Receiving Aid:

59%

Per Undergraduate Average Aid Award:

$5,920

Credit for Military Training:

Yes
Graduation Rate
44%
Transfer Rate
13%
Fully Online Students
40%
of undergraduates
Enrollment
4,947
undergraduates
Median Earnings
$35,562
10 yrs after completion
GetEducated Team Takes
Tony’s Take

State Fair Community College is a practical, low-cost option. Price is a clear strength. Online classes also add real flexibility. They fit work and personal schedules well.

Course materials are easy to access online. Tutoring and digital library tools add useful support. Teaching is often a plus here. Instructors are described as caring and engaging.

Many are responsive and supportive in class. The biggest friction is administrative process. Paperwork and transcript steps can slow simple course planning. Experience can also vary by program.

Nursing is the clearest example. Some students feel supported there. Others report high stress and self-teaching pressure. Overall, SFCC offers strong value and flexible access.

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Online Programs offered by State Fair Community College

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Art & Liberal Arts

Associate of Arts

Business

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Associate of Applied Science in Business Management / Management

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Professional Certificate in Medical Coding

Frequently Asked Questions About State Fair Community College

Is State Fair Community College accredited?

Yes. State Fair Community College is institutionally accredited by Higher Learning Commission.

How many online programs does State Fair Community College offer?

State Fair Community College offers 3 online programs currently listed on GetEducated.

What degree levels does State Fair Community College offer?

State Fair Community College offers associate-level programs.

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Geographic and Educational Overview

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State Fair Community College is located in Missouri

Missouri at a Glance:

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Jefferson City
6,154,913
69,707 sq mi
13
39
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$9,800.00

Top Majors in Missouri:

Top Incentives in Missouri:

Top Career Pathways in Missouri:

Healthcare Management
  • Entry Level: Clinic Manager ($58,000)
  • Mid Level: Healthcare Administrator ($88,000)
  • Senior Level: Hospital Director ($135,000+)
  • Required Education: BS Healthcare Administration
  • Certifications: ACHE, RHIA
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