Vocational Education

The college offers a two-year college program for students who wish to transfer to senior colleges and universities in addition to occupational programs which can be completed in two years or less like accounting, business data processing, electronics, nursing, and office administration. Services for handicapped students include counseling, on-campus transportation, interpreters/note-takers/tutors, job placement and liaison with Department of Rehabilitation. Bi-lingual counseling and career planning services are available to all students.

Classes in preparation for citizenship testing include, citizenship classes and English as a Second Language classes that are conducted at levels 1 through 4. Students are given a pretest to determine at which level of ESL they should begin.

Community services include facilities for cultural events and community education courses in business skills, fine/leisure arts, tours, recreation, and dance classes on a fee-for-service basis. APPLICATION People may call for information; an appointment is needed for application. FEES/ PAYMENT SOURCE There is a fee of $46 per unit for California state residents; the fee for non-residents is $282 per unit plus an enrollment fee of $4