Santiago Canyon College

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Taking College Classes at Santiago Canyon College...

 Summer 2019 & Fall 2019

On Campus...

 Lots of scenery and trees. Picnic tables to eat lunch!


 Squirrel in front of Science building:

Santiago Canyon College Library


Inside the library:




More animals on campus:

 Locust?

Lizard!

On the way to school... always a beautiful sunrise!

Biotechnology class!

 E. coli bacteria:

PCR and DNA extraction:


Preparing solutions:

This year was my first year taking in-person classes at Santiago Canyon College. Previously, I had been taking online classes. I learned many things and had so much fun. I am so thankful for this opportunity to take classes at college!

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