Sanford/Lake Mary Facilities

Seminole State College's Sanford/Lake Mary Campus is centrally located in Seminole County on 280 acres. The campus features more than 840,000 square feet of well-equipped learning facilities to empower students as they earn their degree.

Studying at Seminole State prepares students to continue their education at the college or university of their choice, with more than 40 degrees that are completely transferable to state universities. Seminole State also offers classes to prepare students for a number of careers, including high-tech programs for those who wish to work in today's rapidly changing business and information technology environments.

Highlights of the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus include:

	E.Ann McGee Student Center Named in honor of Seminole State's president emerita, the E. Ann McGee Student Center supports Seminole State’s vision of being a student-centered college by serving as a one-stop facility for student services and student life. Opened in January 2018, the The energy-efficient, two-story, 77,000-square-foot building includes a Campus Life lounge sponsored by Orlando Magic Youth Foundation, a cyber perch with comfortable seating to recharge devices, a game room, a multipurpose room for student activities and organizations, a Barnes & Noble bookstore, a food court and lounge spaces.
	Raider Center The 26,000-square-foot space Raider Center houses Raider Athletics, a basketball court, weight room, fitness area, locker rooms, meeting rooms, and offices for athletics and recreation staff to meet the wellness and fitness needs of the College community. The new renovated building officially opened Sept. 13, 2021.
	Wayne M. Densch Partnership Center The $30 million Partnership Center houses classrooms, laboratories, faculty offices and student services for Seminole State and the University of Central Florida. It also includes a 33,000-square-foot library.
	Center for Public Safety The Center for Public Safety puts Seminole State's Criminal Justice, Fire Science and Emergency Medical Services programs under one roof. To create the $17.6 million facility, two existing buildings (I and K) were completely renovated, and a new administrative wing was added to connect them. The Center opened in August 2009.
	Barbara Miller CFADA Automotive Training Center Automotive technology is constantly evolving, and the demand for highly trained technicians is rising. To meet this demand, Seminole State — in partnership with the Central Florida Auto Dealers Association — opened the 55,000-square-foot Professional Automotive Training Center in early 2007. Here, students can earn an A.S. degree while gaining valuable hands-on experience for a successful career in the automotive industry.
	Art & Phyllis Grindle Honors Institute The Art & Phyllis Grindle Honors Institute at the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus offers programs for students who want to enrich their academic experience and engage in honors activities at Seminole State.
	Emil Buehler Perpetual Trust Planetarium The Emil Buehler Perpetual Trust Planetarium at Seminole State has provided the Central Florida community with a window to the stars and beyond since 1987. As part of the College's Physical Science Department, the planetarium serves students and residents of the Central Florida community.
	Center for Fine and Performing Arts Seminole State's Center for Fine and Performing Arts offers top-quality courses and degree programs. The facility is home to Harriett's Theatre, the Concert Hall and Gallery. Art exhibits, concerts and theater performances are free for Seminole State students and employees.
	Science Building The 25,000-square-foot science facility at the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus features fully-equipped wet labs with a state-of-the-art air purification system that enables students to conduct sophisticated chemistry and biology experiments in an industry-compatible environment.