UPDATE: SCCCD and Madera Community College will require MFA for all student accounts beginning on April 21, 2025.
Multifactor Authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of security to help protect your account from unauthorized access. It's quick to set up and gives you greater control over your account’s security.
Multifactor Authentication (MFA) requires a second method of verification when logging into an online service. Common types of MFA include a one-time use code sent via text, via email, or via notification to a mobile device application. This second method of verification, used alongside your username and password, enhances your account security. By using MFA, you help protect your personal information, as well as sensitive and confidential SCCCD resources and data.
Add, remove, and manage MFA methods used to sign into your account or reset your password.
Manage MFA Methods
Use the self-service password tool to reset your @my.scccd.edu or @cloviscollege.edu password.
Reset Password
Information to help you log in to your student or employee account for the first time.
First Time Login
First time enrolling in MFA? Check our step-by-step guide to help you setup and manage your account.
Download MFA Guide
Download Microsoft Authenticator for easy, secure sign-ins for all your online accounts.
Download AuthenticatorFind answers to common questions and MFA troubleshooting tips.
You can check out a hardware MFA token from one of our support locations. These tokens allow you to securely log in without needing a phone or smartphone. Visit MFA Support Locations for details on where to get a token.
You can request a temporary MFA bypass, which allows you to access your account for 24 hours without needing your mobile device. Visit one of our support locations for assistance with a bypass. A list of locations is available here: MFA Support Locations.
Immediately contact our IT Help Desk at 559-675-4879 or email techhelp@maderacollege.edu. We’ll help you secure your account and investigate any suspicious activity.
If your method (text, call, or app) isn’t working, visit a support site as soon as possible. Staff can verify your identity and help you reset or change your MFA method.
Yes, MFA will be enforced on all student accounts to protect your personal information and access to college services. Make sure you're enrolled before the enforcement date to avoid login issues.
Find answers to your questions, step-by-step instructions, and troubleshooting tips.
