Adult Basic Education

This is a two year community college provides academic and vocational education courses and programs for California residents who are high school graduates or who are age 18 or older. There are no geographic restrictions.

Students may earn an Associate of Arts degree in two years and transfer to a four-year college, a vocational certificate and enter the workforce, or may take courses primarily for personal enrichment. Student support services include financial assistance counseling, career planning, job placement, and a child development center for day care.

Services for students with disabilities include tutoring, counseling, special equipment, and assistance with tests, notes and registration for students who have special needs. The learning resource center provides tutoring and remedial education assistance for enrolled students.

The College's "Bridges to Success" program provides ESL classes, citizenship classes and computer classes.