Fast Facts About LACCD
Did you know?
The nine colleges of the LACCD educate more than 130,000 students per year!
Did you know?
60% of the students who graduate from the California State University (CSU) systems have attended a community college!
Did you know?
LACCD educates almost three times as many Latino students and nearly four times as many African-American students as all of the University of California (UC) campuses combined!
Did you know?
State funding for community colleges is less than one-half of what CSU and one-third of what UC receives for instruction-related services per full-time student!
Did you know?
Our nine colleges cover an area of more than 882 square miles and offer educational opportunities to students throughout Los Angeles County!
Cities and Communities Served:
Agoura · Agoura Hills · Alhambra · Baldwin Hills · Bel Air Estates · Bell · Bell Gardens · Beverly Hills · Boyle Heights · Brentwood · Burbank · Calabasas · Canoga Park · Carson · Chatsworth · City of Commerce · Cudahy · Culver City · Eagle Rock · Encino · Gardena · Granada Hills · Hancock Park · Harbor City · Hidden Hills · Highland Park · Hollywood · Huntington Park · Lomita · Los Angeles · Lynwood · Marina Del Rey · Maywood · Miracle Mile · Mission Hills · Montebello · Monterey Park · North Hills · North Hollywood · Northridge · Pacific Palisades · Pacoima · Palos Verdes Estates · Panorama City · Playa del Rey · Porter Ranch · Rancho Palos Verdes · Reseda · Rolling Hills · Rolling Hills Estates · San Fernando · San Gabriel · San Pedro · Sherman Oaks · Silver Lake · South Gate · Studio City · Sun Valley · Sunland · Sylmar · Tarzana · Toluca Lake · Universal City · Valley Glen · Valley Village · Van Nuys · Venice · Vernon· Watts · West Hills · West Hollywood · Westchester · Westwood · Wilmington · Winnetka · Woodland Hills.
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Who may attend a Los Angeles Community College?
You! College students, community residents (with or without a high school diploma), high school juniors and seniors, university students, non-English and limited English speakers, and International Students. Visit the LACCD site for more information.
Why should I attend a Los Angeles Community College?
Quality Programs and excellent Instruction! To discover new talents and upgrade skills, to earn an associate degree, to retrain in a career or learn a new career, to improve professional competence and increase personal skills, to complete the first two years toward a bachelor's degree, to get a head start on college courses while in high school, to become proficient in an occupational area, to learn English as a second Language, to learn how to become a naturalized citizen, to compete in intercollegiate athletics, and/or to participate in extracurricular activities.
What instructional programs are offered at Los Angeles Community Colleges?
Associate degree majors (Associate in Arts and Associate in Science), certification for transfer to four-year colleges and universities, occupational certificate programs, non-credit classes, classes for personal and professional growth, Program for Accelerated College Education (PACE) and continuing education. Visit the LACCD site for more information.
What does it cost to attend a Los Angeles Community College?
Attending a Los Angeles Community College is a real bargain! Only $26 per credit unit for California residents. Some non-credit classes are free! Some other minimal fees are required. Deferred payments are available. Visit the LACCD site for details.
Is financial assistance available at a Los Angeles Community College?
Yes! Students may be eligible for grants, scholarships, loans, student employment opportunities, and/or enrollment fee waivers. Visit the LACCD site for details.
How do I apply for admission to a Los Angeles Community College?
It's easy! Click on the college of your choice for more information or visit the LACCD site for detail
Los Angeles Community College District
770 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, California 90017
(213)891-2000
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