Welcome to CCSF!

This booklet was produced by the Matriculation Office, with support from the Counseling Office

and the Bridge to Success initiative.

1. APPLY FOR ADMISSION ONLINE2. TAKE A PLACEMENT TEST3. ATTEND A NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION4. MEET WITH A COUNSELOR5. REGISTER FOR CLASSES

Complete steps 2 - 4 at an‘All-In-One-Day’! Find the next

available date at ccsf.edu. Clickon ‘5 Easy Steps’ and then click

the link for ‘All-In-One-Day’

www.ccsf.edu

5 EASY STEPS 1. Apply for Admission Online

Go to CCSF.edu

2. Take a Placement Test

You may retake your test after two weeks, for a total of two times per testing cycle. See website for schedule.

Conlan Hall Room 203 50 Phelan AvePhone: (415) 239 - 3124Monday-Thursday 8 AM to 5 PMFriday 8 AM to 4 PM

3. Attend a New Student Orientation

4. Meet with a Counselor

Academic Counseling- Conlan Hall and CentersConlan Hall Room 20550 Phelan Avenue (415) 239-3296

Academic Counseling-MUBMU-39, Creative Arts Bldg Rm 201, Cloud Hall Rm 20750 Phelan AvenuePhone: (415) 452-5235

5. Register for Classes

You can register online or in person:

http://www.ccsf.edu/web4login.htm

Smith Hall, RM 118 50 Phelan Ave(415) 239-3732

Make sure to apply for financial aid early! See page 6 to find out how.

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YOUR OPTIONSAT A GLANCE

WHICH OPTION WORKS FOR YOU?

AT CITY COLLEGEOF SAN FRANCISCO

Career/Technical Certificate

2-4 SemestersGain skills and a credential

for employment

Associates Degree

4-6 SemestersGain academic and career skills

Associates Degree & Transfer

4-8 SemestersGain academic and career skills

Transfer to a university

Sample Outcomes:

Work as a teacher, an engineer, or a

software engineer!

Sample Outcomes:

Work as a paralegal,an office manager, or a

dental hygienist!

Sample Outcomes:

Work as a medicalassistant, a daycare

provider, or an automotive technician!

Earn a Bachelors

Degree!

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OPTIONS AT CITY COLLEGEOF SAN FRANCISCO

As a CCSF student or alumni, you are entitled to all the career services provided by the Career Center. Counselors will assist you in making your career/job choices, setting your educational career goals, selecting your major, becoming job ready and seeking employment. Career services include individual career counseling, online advising,

workshops, career success courses and job resource information. The schedule of classes and workshops, as well as other events can also be found on our website

www.ccsf.edu/CareerCenters

For more questions call (415) 239-3117.

CAREER EXPLORATION

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MAJORS AT CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCOASSOCIATE IN ARTS (AA), ASSOCIATE IN ARTS FOR TRANSFER (AA-T), ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE (AS), ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE FOR

TRANSFER (AS-T), MAJORS/CURICULA SPECIFIED IN CATALOG NAME OF MAJOR INCLUDED ON DIPLOMA

Accounting (AS)Administration of Justice (AS, AS-T)Administrative Support (AS)Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology (AS)Airframe-Maintenance Technology (AS)Anthropology (AA-T)Architecture (AS)Automotive Mechanics (AS)Avionics-Maintenance Technology (AS)Biology (AS-T)Biological Sciences (AS)Biotechnology (AS)Business Administration (AS-T)California Real Estate (AS)Cardiovascular Technician/ Echocardiography (AS)CCSF Transfer Associate Degree (AA)Child Development (AS)Chinese (AA)Cinema Production (AS)Commercial Cut Flower & Greenhouse Production (AS)Communication Studies (AA-T)Computer and Information Technology (AS)Computer Networking and Information (AS)Computer Science (AS, AS-T)Construction Management (AS)Culinary Arts Management (AS)Dance – Performance Art (AA)Dental Assisting (AS)Diagnostic Medical Imaging (AS)

Early Childhood Education (AS-T)Earth Sciences (AS)Economics (AA-T)Electronic Engineering Technology (AS)Engineering-General (AS)English (AA, AA-T)Environmental Science (AS)Environmental Studies (AS)Fashion Design (AS)Fashion Merchandising (AS)Film, Television and Electronic Media (AS-T)Finance (AS)Fire Science Technology (AS)Floristry (AS)Food Service Management (AS)French (AA)General Business (AS)Geography (AA-T)Geology (AS, AS-T)Graphic Design (AA)Health Education(AS)Health Information Technology (AS)History (AA-T)Hotel Management (AS)Interior Design (AS)Italian (AA)Japanese (AA)Journalism (AA, AA-T)Labor and Community Studies (AS)Landscape Gardening and Landscape Contracting (AS)

Latin American & Latino/a Studies (AA)Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (AA)Liberal Arts and Sciences: Arts and Humanities (AA)Liberal Arts and Sciences: Communication (AA)Liberal Arts and Sciences: Science and Mathematics (AS)Liberal Arts and Sciences: Social and Behavior Science (AS)Library Information Technology (AS)Marketing (AS)Mathematics (AS-T)Mechanical Engineering Technology (AS)Medical Administrative Assisting (AS)Medical Assisting (AS)Motorcycle Technician (AS)Nursery and Garden Center Operation (AS)Nursing (AS)Oceanography (AS)Paralegal/Legal Studies AS)Paramedic (AS)Photography (AS)Physics (AS)Political Science (AA-T)Psychology (AA-T)Sociology (AA-T)Spanish (AA, AA-T)Studio Arts (AA-T)Theatre Arts (AA-T)Travel and Tourism (AS)Women’s Studies (AA)

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Things You Need to Know About Transfer from City College of San Francisco to a CSU/UC

FAST FACTS

1. Approximately 1700 City College of San Francisco students transfer to CSU/UC’s each year.*

2. The majority of students transfer to SF State, UC Davis and UC Berkeley.

3. City College offers over 1800 CSU transferable courses and over 1400 UC transferable courses.*

4. TAG - Transfer Admission Guarantee to one of six participating UC campuses.

5. ADT - Associate Degree for Transfer offers guaranteed admissions to a CSU.

TRANSFER BENEFITS & HIGHLIGHTS

• Many CSUs prioritize admission to eligible junior level students from the CA Community Colleges• UC’s give CCC transfer students the highest priority for admission as a junior level student• Transfer Admission Guarantee to 6 UC Campuses

HOW TO TRANSFER:Meet with a counselor to map out a transfer plan to include:

1. Requirements for transfer admission;2. Preparation courses for the major;3. Appropriate General Education requirements using:

a. CSU General Education requirements OR b. IGETC (Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) OR c. Major preparation

TRANSFER RESOURCESInformation about general education for transfer, major preparation agreements and other transfer information can be found at:

ASSIST www.assist.orgCalifornia’s guide to how courses transfer fromthe CA Community Colleges to CSU & UC.

CCSF ONLINE CATALOG www.ccsf.edu/catalogSelect Transfer Information under “Sections ofthe printed catalog in PDF format”.

TRANSFER COUNSELINGTransfer counseling is available at all CCSF Academic Counseling offices.

Transfer Center:CCSF Ocean CampusScience Hall 132www.ccsf.edu/transfer• *Data gathered from the UC Counselor Conference 2015 and the City College Transfer Center

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Apply for Financial Aidat City College of San Francisco

for Undocumented Students to Apply for Financial Aid at City College of San Francisco

1.Complete the FSA ID applicationhttps://fsaid.ed/gov/npas/index/htm

- Sign electronically- If you are a dependent, your parent needs their own FSA ID

2. Complete the FAFSA applicationwww.fafsa.edu.gov

- Enter CCSF school code: 012874- Select “IRS Data Match” to speed up processing your file

- Priority Deadline for California is March 2nd.

3. View your Student Aid Report

- Emailed to your CCSF account- Some students will be “selected for verification”. If you are

selected, you can log onto your CCSF “Web4” account to see what documentation is needed.

- Processing of financial aid may take 5-6 weeks to complete once all verification is submitted. See the CCSF Financial Aid office if you

have questions.

4. View your Award Letter

- Emailed to your CCSF account.- Tells you how much financial aid you receive each semester.

5. View your Disbursement (Pay) Date

- Emailed to your account & available on CCSF’s fin. aid website- Tells you when you will receive your financial aid.

Undocumented students who qualify under AB 540 criteria can now apply for certain types of financial aid by submitting the California Dream Act Application. To be

considered for need-based scholarships, Board of Governors Fee Waiver (BOGW), and state Cal Grants, undocumented AB 540 eligible students must complete the

following steps:

1. Apply for the Dream Actdream.csac.ca.gov (Due by March 2nd Each Year)

2. Apply for a Cal Grantcsac.ca.gov (Due by March 2nd Each Year)

- Click on “Cal-Grant application process.”

3. View your California Aid Report

- Emailed to your CCSF account - Some students will be “selected for verification”. If you are

selected, you can log onto your CCSF “Web4” account to see whatdocumentation is needed.

- Processing of financial aid may take 5-6 weeks to complete once allverification is submitted. See the CCSF Financial Aid office if you

have questions.

4. View your Award Letter

- Emailed to your CCSF account.- Tells you how much financial aid you receive each semester.

5. View your Disbursement (Pay) Date

- Emailed to your CCSF account.- Tells you how much financial aid you receive each semester.

*The Financial Aid Offce will communicate via email with all students through CCSF email account

Financial Aid Office, Ocean Campus: Cloud 324, 50 Phelan Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94112 (415)-239-3577

Don’t forget to apply for the BOG Waiver

Apply for the BOG Waiver!(Board of Governor’s Waiver)

For eligible CA residents, permits enrollment fees to be waived.home.cccapply.org/money

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SEQUENCES City College of San Francisco Test Placement for ESL (English as Second Language)

The CCSF ESL placement testing process is composed to two parts: a) the 90-item test of Reading, Grammar, and Listening skills b) the ESL Writing Sample test.Students are placed into ESL and Math courses on the basis of their placement test results and counselor evaluation of additional student background information.

ESL 110

Introduction toAcademic ESL

6 units

Note: If you have any questions about your placement, please contact the English Eligibility Coordinator at (415) 239-3574 or a counselor for further information 4/29/2017 cc

Placement into ESL Reading/Writing Courses:Test placement into the following courses are based on the results of the CCSF ESL Reading and Grammar Test and the CCSF ESL Writing Sample:

Credit ESL Program ESL 110, 120, 130, 140, 150, 160, 186, or 188

Non-Credit ESL IntensiveBeginning Low 1-2 or Beginning High 3-4

ESL 5-8 Multi-level

ESL Credit Program - Reading/Writing Sequence of Courses

Non-Credit ESL Program

Placement into ESL Listening/Speaking Courses:Listening TestNumber Correct Course Placement

15-24 ESL 122 or 132 or 142(based on Academic ESL Reading/Writing Course placement)

25-30 No ESL Listening Course Required, but ESL 79 recommended (for students who place into ESL 150 or higher)

0-14 ESL 112 or 122(based on Academic ESL Reading/Writing Course placement)

ESL 120

Low-IntermediateAcademic ESL

6 units

ESL 130

IntermediateAcademic ESL

6 units

ESL 140

High-IntermediateAcademic ESL

6 units

ESL 150Advanced

Academic ESL5 units

ESL 160High-AdvancedAcademic ESL

4 units

English 88College Reading

and Writing6 units

English 1A

University-ParallelReading

and Composition

4 units

Elective Courses

ESL 112Introduction to

Listening/Speaking

3 units

ESL 122Low-Intermediate

Listening/Speaking

3 units

ESL 132Intermediate

Listening/Speaking

3 units

ESL 142High-

IntermediateListening/Speaking

3 units

ESL 66Advanced Listening/

Reading(For students at ESL 140

or higher)3 units

ESL 69Accent Improvement(For students at ESL 140

or higher)3 units

ESL 75Intermediate Editing

and Grammar Review(For students at ESL 140

or 150)3 units

ESL 79**Advanced Speaking/

Pronunciation(For students at ESL 150

or higher)3 units

ESL 85Advanced Editing

and Grammar Review(For students at ESL 160

and English 88 or 1A)3 units

ESL 49Pronunciation(For students at

ESL 120 or higher)3 units

ESL 186ESL Introduction to College

Reading and Writing6 units

ESL 188*ESL College Reading

and Writing6 units

Listening/ Speaking Sequence of Courses

* Students who successfully complete ESL 188 by Spring 2019 are eligible to take English 1A.

**ESL 79 fulfi lls the General Education Area A1 requirement: Oral Communication.

City College of San Francisco English Credit Program (for Native English Speakers)

Reading and Composition Course Placement Levels

Students are placed into English and Math courses on the basis of their placement test results (“Test Placement”), and counselor evaluation of additional student background information.

English 26English Grammar

and Sentence Combining(Recommended: Completion of English 91 or 86 or ESL 150 or placement in ENGL 95

or 88 or ESL 160)

3 units/3 lec hrs

English 1BUniversity Reading and Composition

(Prereq: Completion of English 1A)

3 units/3 lec hrs

English 1CAdvanced

Composition

(Prereq: Completion of English 1A)

3 units/3 lec hrs

Elective Courses University Transfer Courses

Total Raw Score(Vocabulary+Reading+Writing) Test Placement

0 - 25 L

26 - 42

43 - 61 88

86

62 - 71 88B

72 - 85 1A

English Faculty Advisor Comments: _________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________

English Faculty Advisor bump up recommendation

English Faculty Advisor Signature:__________________________Date:_____________________

Student Name:_________________________________ Student ID _______________________

Student signature:________________________________________Date:_____________________Note: If you have any questions about your placement, please contact the English Eligibility Coordinator at (415) 239-3574 or a counselor for further information 3/15/17 cc

English L

Foundation forCollege Reading

and Studying

3 units/3 lec hrs

English 86

Introduction to College Reading

and Writing

6 units/6 lec hrsEnglish 88A

College Reading and Writing

3 Units/3 lec hrs

English 88College Reading and Writing

6 units/6 lec hrs(Combines ENGL 88A and 88B)

English 1A

University-ParallelReading and Composition

4 units/4 lec hrsEnglish 88B

College Reading and Writing

3 Units/3 lec hrs

MATH 40Elementary

Algebra5 units

College Level Math Test:

MATH (Computerized and Paper-Pencil version) Course placement is based on Test Placement and assessment of additional student background information

City College of San Francisco – Test Placement for MATH

SCALED SCORE TEST PLACEMENT

ElementaryAlgebra Test:

65 - 12050 - 6420 - 49

MATH 110A

Math 95 or 100A

Refer to Elementary Algebra Placement Test Result

95 - 12063 - 9346 - 6220 - 45

Math 70, 75, 80, 90 or 95 (110A requires completion of both 90 and 95)

Math 60 or Math 92 (Optional: Math 50, Math 55)

If you have questions about Math courseplacement, please contact the Math Department Chair at (415) 239-3478 for more information

Math course placement that meet the A.A./A.S. degree requirement

Placement in:Math 70, 75, 80, 90 or 95 or higher

Placement in these courses meets CCSF Math Gradua-tion Requirements for students with 2009-2010 (or later)CCSF catalog rights.

52 - 12020 - 51

ArithmeticTest:

MATH 30 (5)Pre-Algebra

w/Basic Math

MATH SEQUENCE FOR TRANSFER IN MAJORS NOT REQUIRING CALCULUSMATH 40

ElementaryAlgebra

5 units

MATH 60Intermediate

Algebra5 units

MATH 45Preparation for Statistics

6 unitsNOTE: Math 45 is not a prerequisite

for Math 60, 70, 75, 90 or 95

Transfer Level Courses, such asMATH 80 Probability and Statistics (4) PSYC 5 Statistics for Behavioral Science (5)ECON 5 Introductory Statistics (5) LALS 5 Intro to Statistics in LALS (5)

Transfer Level Course, such asMATH 70 Math for Liberal Arts (3) ECON 5 Introductory Statistics (5)MATH 75 Math Analysis for Business (3) PSYC 5 Statistics for Behavioral Science(5)MATH 80 Probability and Statistics (4) PHIL 12A Symbolic Logic (5)MATH 90 Precalculus Algebra (5) LALS 5 Intro to Statistics in LALS (5)

Math 40 (Optional: Math 35 or Math 45)

Refer to Arithmetic Test Placement Result

Math 40 (Optional: Math 35 or Math 45)

Math E1 or E3 or Math 30

MATH SEQUENCE FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS REQUIRING CALCULUS

MATH 30 (5)Pre-Algebra

w/Basic Math

MATH 90Precalculus Algebra

5 units

MATH 90Precalculus Algebra

5 unitsAND

MATH 95Trigonometry

3 units

MATH 110A (5)Calculus I

For majors such as Math, Physical Science,

Computer Science and Engineering

MATH 100A (3)Short Calculus

Check your transfer pro-gram for requirements

MATH 60Intermediate

Algebra5 units

Notes: MATH 55 is strongly advised for students taking MATH 90, 92, and 95. MATH 55 may be taken before or after MATH 60 or after MATH 46. MATH 92 is equivalent to MATH 60 and MATH 90 combined and can be substituted for MATH 90.

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Optional:MATH 35

Pre-algebra5 units

Optional:MATH 35

Pre-algebra5 units

MATH 43Preparation for Liberal Arts

Mathematics6 units

Strongly advised:MATH 55Geometry

5 units

MATH 46Elementary and Intermediate Algebra

(This course is a combination of Math 40 and Math 60)7.5 units

Transfer Level Course MATH 70 Math for Liberal Arts (3)

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“There are so many things that I like about CCSF! They provide a lot of resources such as different

labs like the Math and English labs.

Also, there are different programs to join like Metro Academies and EOPS which both provide tutoring and a lot of counseling support. They help me with my Education Plan to see what

classes I have to take here at CCSF to be able to transfer to SF State.”

“One of many reasons why I love CCSF isbecause they offer many classes and a lot

of support for students.”

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DREAMers Welcome!If you...

You are eligible to apply to get $$ for college!

GET STARTED NOW

www.ccsf.edu

The California DREAM ActThanks to AB 540, undocumented and underdocumented (you have a work Visa, etc) students are eligible to apply for some scholarships, BOG waiver

(to help with $$ for books and in-state tuition), assistance from EOPS, CARE or CalWORKs, AND State Financial Aid like Cal Grants and Chafee Grants!

APPLY!You may be required to complete an affidavit saying you have filed (or will file when you are eligible) for legal immigration status.

CONNECT! with the CCSF EOPS/CARE office ASAP @ 415.239.3562 or drop in during these times:Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM, or Friday: 8:00 AM - 1:30 PM

Graduated from a California High School, got a GED, or

passed the CHSPE+ +If you have attended a California

High School for at least 3 yearsAre registerd or enrolled at a California Community College

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A state-funded program that provides services to eligible students who are in good standing with the program.

How to Apply for EOPS?

EOPS application period generally begins from mid-April to mid-May and from mid-October to mid-November for spring and fall semesters respectively.

To apply for EOPS, follow these five simple steps:

1. Apply for CCSF Admission, Conlan Hall, E107, 239-32852. Take a Placement Test, Conlan Hall, E203, 239-31243. Register for Classes, Smith Hall, Room 1184. File a Board of Governors Fee Waiver (BOGFW) with CCSF Financial Aid Office, Cloud Hall, C324, 239-3575, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).5. File an EOPS Application, EOPS Building, 239-3562.

*After submitting application, applicant will be notified by email to attend a mandatory new EOPS student orientation.

EOPS Office:

City College of San Francisco50 Phelan Avenue

San Francisco, CA 94112Phone: 415-239-3562

Fax: 415-239-3514

• Financial aid advising & book services• Transfer workshops, and CSU and UC transfer application fee waivers• Additional resources through CARE if eligible

• EOPS counseling• Priority registration• Orientation to college

Services Include:

EXTENDED OPPORTUNITYPROGRAMS & SERVICES (EOPS)

What is EOPS?

A California resident/

AB540 eligible?+ + + =

Enrolled full time,

12 units or more/semester

Educationally disadvantaged

Qualify forBOGW

You areeligible

for EOPS!

* Defined by High School GPAor CCSF Placement Level

* BOGW = Board of Governers Fee Waiver

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Are you a current or former FosterYouth interested in Community Collegebut need $$$ for tuition and books??

Connect and make your dreams a reality!

Guardian Scholars Program at CCSFElaine Bautista

415-239-3982; MUB 298:

CCSF Financial Aid Office: CCSF Ocean Campus

Cloud Hall 324415-239-3577

Here’s How!

Speak with your High School Counselor!

CHAFEE GrantMoney for current or former

California foster youth to help pay for college or career and

technical training. Chafee Grants don’t have to be paid back. You may also use your grant to pay

for child care, rent and transportation while you’re

in school.

No parent/guardian

financial information required for

FASFA!!

Find your community:get connected @ the

Guardian Scholars Program at CCSF--a

program JUST for former and current foster youth!!

BOGW

Board ofGoverners waiver for

enrollment fees & books!!!

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Batmale Hall (BATL)

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Rosenberg, Jr.Library/Learning Resource Center

(LIBR)

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Multi-Use Building (MUB)

EnvironmentalHorticulture and Floristry Center (OH)

Bungalow 213 (BNGL)

Bungalows 201-207,307 (BNGL)

Bungalows 214-223(BNGL)

Bungalows 701-716(BNGL)

Bungalows 602-623D(BNGL)

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EOPS

Academic Counseling Services: Work with counselors to discuss Certificate, Associate Degree or Transfer goals. Develop an education plan for your course of study, major or career goal. New, continu-ing and re-entry students are welcome to visit Conlan Hall 205 (415) 239-3296, MUB 39, Creative Arts 201, Cloud Hall 207, or Wellness 139 (415) 452-5235.Admissions and Records (Credit): Are you returning to the College or in need of an official College transcript? Head for Conlan Hall 107, or call (415) 239-3285.Admissions and Records (Non-Credit): Are you interested in tuition free classes or vocational training classes? Go to Smith Hall 118B or call (415) 452-7400.African American Scholastic Programs (AASP): Looking for a comprehensive program that provides bicultural academic counseling, a computer lab and a supportive environment? Go to Rosenberg Library 209, (415) 452-5315. All students are welcome!Asian Pacific American Student Success Program (APASS): Looking for a comprehensive program that provides bilingual/bicultural academic counseling, a computer lab/study area, and a supportive environment? Go to Batmale Hall 208, (415) 452-5620. All students are welcome!Career Center/Academic Counseling: Are you undecided about your major, educational or career interests and goals or need job referrals? Come to MUB 101 for assistance, or call (415) 239-3117.Disabled Students Programs and Services (DSPS): Do you need an accommodation for a physical or psychological disability? Do you have or think you have a learning disability? Come to Rosenberg Library 323, or call (415) 452-5481. To view a map of the accessible pathways and disabled parking, go to ccsf.edu/map. For the ADA Campus Access Guide, go to ccsf.edu/info/Map/Ac-cess_Guide.Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS), CARE/Second Chance: Are you low-in-come AND educationally disadvantaged (tested into ESL, basic math or English; the first in your family to attend college; member of an underrepresented ethnic group)? Come by EOPS or call (415) 239-3562 to qualify for EOPS services, which include academic and transfer counseling, book service, and other services.

STUDENTS ARE FIRST AT CCSF

International Student Counseling Program (ISCP): Have you been admitted to CCSF as an international student on F-1 visa? Academic counsel-ing and support services in MUB 101, or call (415) 239-3942.Latino Services Network (LSN): Looking for a comprehensive program that provides bilingual/bi-cultural academic counseling, a computer lab/study area, and a supportive environment? Venga a Cloud Hall 364, (415) 452-5335. All students are welcome!Learning Assistance center (LAC): Would you like a tutor to help you with your studies, or do you need to use a computer? Rosenberg Library R207, (415) 452-5502.Matriculation Office: Do you have a question about your English, Math, ESL placement, waiving the placement tests, or course prerequisites? Go to Conlan Hall 204, or call (415) 239-3751.

Transfer Center/Academic Counseling: Are you seeking help with transfer to earn your bachelor’s degree? You will find assistance, informa-tion, and college representatives in Science Hall 132, or by calling (415) 239-3748.Tulay/Filipino American Student Success Program: Looking for a comprehensive program that provides bilingual/bicultural academic counseling, a computer lab/study area, and a supportive environment? Pumunta kayo sa Cloud Hall 363, (415) 452-5922. All students are welcome!

Puente: The Puente program invites all students who seek to complete English 88 and English 1A at CCSF to apply for our yearlong instruction and practice in expository writing focusing around the Latino experience. Enrollment is open to all eligible students. For Engl 88 call Mission Center (415) 920-6065, for Engl 1A call Ocean Campus, Conlan Hall 205 (415) 239- 3593.Student Health Center: Feeling down, sick, stressed? Need TB screening, an immunization, an STI check or birth control? Have a question or concern about your health? Come visit or call our clinic to speak with a nurse practitioner or mental health provider. We are here to help! Ocean HC100, (415) 239-3110.

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STUDENTS ARE FIRST AT CCSF Academic Counseling Services: Work with counselors to discuss Certificate, Associate Degree or Transfer goals. Develop an education plan for your course of study, major or career goal. New, continuing and re-entry students are welcome to visit Conlan Hall 205 (415) 239-3296, MUB 39, Creative Arts 201, Cloud Hall 207, or Wellness 139 (415) 452-5235.

Admissions and Records (Credit): Are you returning to the College or in need of an official College transcript? Head for Conlan Hall 107, or call (415) 239-3285.

Admissions and Records (Non-Credit): Are you interested in tuition free classes or vocational training classes? Go to Smith Hall 118B or call (415) 452-7400.

African American Scholastic Programs (AASP): Looking for a comprehensive program that provides bicultural academic counseling, a computer lab and a supportive environment? Go to Rosenberg Library 209, (415) 452-5315. All students are welcome!

Asian Pacific American Student Success Program (APASS): Looking for a comprehensive program that provides bilingual/bicultural academic counseling, a computer lab/study area, and a supportive environment? Go to Batmale Hall 208, (415) 452-5620. All students are welcome!

Career Center/Academic Counseling: Are you undecided about your major, educational or career interests and goals or need job referrals? Come to MUB 101 for assistance, or call (415) 239-3117.

Disabled Students Programs and Services (DSPS): Do you need an accommodation for a physical or psychological disability? Do you have or think you have a learning disability? Come to Rosenberg Library 323, or call (415) 452-5481. To view a map of the accessible pathways and disabled parking, go to ccsf.edu/map. For the ADA Campus Access Guide, go to ccsf.edu/info/Map/Access_Guide.

Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS), CARE/Second Chance: Are you low-income AND educationally disadvantaged (tested into ESL, basic math or English; the first in your family to attend college; member of an underrepresented ethnic group)? Come by EOPS or call (415) 239-3562 to qualify for EOPS services, which include academic and transfer counseling, book service, and other services.

International Student Counseling Program (ISCP): Have you been admitted to CCSF as an international student on

AB540 Counseling: AB540 is a state law that exempts certain students who are not residents of California from paying nonresident tuition at California Community Colleges and California State Universities. Meet our counselors for more information at Student Union 104A!

CalWORKs: Are you a parent receiving/thinking of applying for welfare benefits? We offer counseling, work study, book vouchers, and job search assistance. See us in Cloud Hall 232 or call (415) 452-5700.

Family Resource Center (FRC): The Dr. Betty Shabazz FRC provides student parents space to do homework, a child-friendly computer lab with a supervised child activity room for drop-in, support through resource referral, and the Parent Exchange Program (PEP). For more information and to network with other parents, see us at Student Union 201 or call (415) 239-3109.

Financial Aid and Special Program: Federal and State programs are available to help pay for the cost of your education (college fees, books and supplies). Complete the FAFSA or Dream Act application online. Visit us in Cloud Hall 324, or call (415) 239-3577.

Homeless At-Risk Transitional Students (HARTS) Program: Are you homeless, formerly homeless, or at risk in need of resources and support? Do you have questions about transportation, meal, or agency support? Please come to Student Union MLK Center or call (415) 452-5355 for information about the HARTS Program.

Guardian Scholars Program: Offers current or former foster youth college bound students’ services such as Academic Counseling, book vouchers, scholarships, transportation passes and referrals to community-based resources to assist with college costs. Visit Multi-Use Building (MUB) 298 or call (415) 239-3279.

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Student Counseling (LGBT): Academic counseling services and information about instructional programs for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender students are available in Cloud Hall 207, call (415) 452-5235 or 452-5249.

Outreach and Recruitment Services: Are you interested in a campus tour? Do you have general questions about CCSF? The Office of Outreach and Recruitment Services provides comprehensive college readiness services to new and prospective students. Visit us in MUB 130A, call (415) 239-3557 or email us at outreach@ccsf.edu.

Queer Resource Center (QRC): The QRC seeks to empower the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer,

questioning, intersex (LGBTQQI) students at CCSF by providing access to a support system of peers and allies. Bungalow 201, (415) 452-5723.

Registration Center: Do you have questions regarding your registration or tuition fees? Would you like to pay your bill in person? Contact us in Smith Hall 118, or call (415) 239-3732.

Scholarship Office: Assists students in applying for scholarships. See us in Cloud Hall 324 or call (415) 239-3339.

Student Activities Office (SAO): Interested in meeting new people and developing your leadership skills? Join a student club, attend a campus-wide event, or participate in student government! Get involved at City College! Come by the Student Union 205 or call (415) 239-3212 for more information.

Student Affairs and Wellness: Do you have questions about the code of student conduct or your rights and responsibilities? Interested in leadership opportunities? Questions about commencement? Come visit Conlan Hall 106 or call (415) 239-3211.

Testing Office: Do you want to pick up a copy of your English, Math, or ESL placement results or find out more information about taking a placement test? Go to the Testing Office located in Conlan Hall 203, (415) 239-3124.

Veterans Educational Transition Services (VETS): Are you a Veteran student, in need of educational guidance, community support; perhaps you have questions about the educational, health, social or VA benefits that are available to you? The VETS office provides academic counseling, certifying official and support services in Cloud Hall 333 or call (415) 239-3486.

Veterans Resource Center (VRC): The VCR provides a supportive community space for student veterans. The VRC connects veterans with peers, information and resources available to veterans. Visit Cloud Hall 332, call (415) 452-5251.

Voices of Immigrants Demonstrating Achievement (VIDA): VIDA focuses on creating a safe environment by providing peer mentoring, academic workshops, counseling, access to computers, and scholarship information. See us in Student Union 104A, (415) 452-5919.

Women’s Resource Center (WRC): The WRC provides resource information to women, houses a lending library, sponsors campus-wide events and hosts various support groups. Smith Hall 103-104, (415) 239-3112.

F-1 visa? Academic counseling and support services in MUB 101, or call (415) 239-3942.

Latino Services Network (LSN): Looking for a comprehensive program that provides bilingual/bicultural academic counseling, a computer lab/study area, and a supportive environment? Venga a Cloud Hall 364, (415) 452-5335. All students are welcome!

Learning Assistance center (LAC): Would you like a tutor to help you with your studies, or do you need to use a computer? Rosenberg Library R207, (415) 452-5502.

Matriculation Office: Do you have a question about your English, Math, ESL placement, waiving the placement tests, or course prerequisites? Go to Conlan Hall 204, or call (415) 239-3751.

Puente: The Puente program invites all students who seek to complete English 88 and English 1A at CCSF to apply for our yearlong instruction and practice in expository writing focusing around the Latino experience. Enrollment is open to all eligible students. For Engl 88 call Mission Center (415) 920-6065, for Engl 1A call Ocean Campus, Conlan Hall 205 (415) 239- 3593.

Student Health Center: Feeling down, sick, stressed? Need TB screening, an immunization, an STI check or birth control? Have a question or concern about your health? Come visit or call our clinic to speak with a nurse practitioner or mental health provider. We are here to help! Ocean HC100, (415) 239-3110.

Transfer Center/Academic Counseling: Are you seeking help with transfer to earn your bachelor’s degree? You will find assistance, information, and college representatives in Science Hall 132, or by calling (415) 239-3748.

Tulay/Filipino American Student Success Program: Looking for a comprehensive program that provides bilingual/bicultural academic counseling, a computer lab/study area, and a supportive environment? Pumunta kayo sa Cloud Hall 363, (415) 452-5922. All students are welcome!

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CCSF Quick Facts & Tips

40+ hrs/week= 6 units 30 hrs/week= 9 units 20 or less = 12 units

Need to: Register for classes, check your schedule, look up final grades or transcripts, pay tuition, see placement test results, or any other student record?

If you work...

Sample Cost for full-time 12 unit course load per semester: Tuition= $552 ($46x12) HeaIth fee= $17 Reg fee= $3 Total= $572 (Textbooks not included)

*Remember to apply for FAFSA & BOGW See inside for more information

*For every hour per week in class, plan on 2 hours of homework a week

CCSF at a Glance ...

STEP 1: Go to www.ccsf.edu on your web browser & Click on Register for Classes (Web4) OR Visit: http://ccsf.edu/web4login.htm

STEP 2: Enter your 9-digit User ID: (your CCSF Student ID) & your 6-digit PIN:(******) (Initially your date of birth: MMDDY Y).

STEP 3: Click on “Student Services & Financial Aid & EOPS” to begin your search needs OR Click on “Personal Information” to update your account profile- address, phone#, etc. OR Click on “CCSFmail” to access your free CCSF Gmail account.

How to Register: Log on to your CCSF Student Portal WEB4!

Cost of Tuition = $46 per unitAdditional Fees• Student Health Fee: $17.00 (all students)• Web4 User Fee: One-time: $3.00 fee (per semester)• Student Activities Fee: $5.00 (optional)• Student Representative Fee: $1.00 (optional)

How many units should you take? First, what is a unit? Lecture classes = 1 unit, typically 1 hour per week in class. Lab/studio classes = 1 unit, typically 3-4 hours per week in class. Most classes are 3 units. Classes can meet: One day/evening per week M-W-FT-R (R = Thursday)MTWRF

Apply for free City College tuition when

you register for classes. Qualify for financial aid

and receive a Free City stipend.ccsf/freecity.edu