LACCD works with university, helps students earn bachelors faster
Arizona State University and Los Angeles Community College District have teamed up to help make obtaining a four-year degree easier and faster.
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Alumni reveal Transfer Center is underused
Alumni Luis Alvarez and Claudia Buenfil break the transfer process stigma by talking with students about their personal transfer experiences.
District mathematics chair launches fight against AB1705
Assembly Bill 1705 is making its way through the California state legislature and if passed, will require new community college students to start in transfer English and Math courses.
Transfer admissions offered to employed ELAC students
Pepperdine University’s Graziadio Business School was invited by East Los Angeles College professor Frank Aguirre to help students complete their business degrees while still being employed.
Students seek to acquire rights of pre-transfer level courses
The California Legislature is considering a bill to end pre-transfer level remedial education.
ASU president candidate focused on marginalized students
Paul Medina is a first-generation student running for East Los Angeles College ASU president.
COVID-19 labor laws are reviewed
The State Labor Commissioner’s office reviewed California’s COVID-19 labor laws to provide students information on workers’ rights.
Students get ready to transfer
The Center for Community College Partnerships at UCLA held Zoom meetings during the last four days to help students who are transferring and extended their hours Sunday. A UC PIQ (Personal Insight Questions) Café was held Sunday Nov. 29 offering their services to East Los Angeles College. Students joined through Zoom to communicate with counselors.
Transferring, more discussed via town hall
Vice presidents, deans and chair people of East Los Angeles College answered questions from students about international student success, tutoring, admissions, transferring and counseling.
Elac, UCLA host event to provide transfer opportunities
By Erica Cortes The UCLA’s Center for the Community College Partnership hosted a social painting and planting party on Wednesday in the multi-purpose room. They shared food and painting pots while planting small succulents. The CCCP partnered with UCLA ambassadors to help current students transfer. The event’s objective was to give information about upcoming events and encourage others to join the community. Chely Gonzalez, the program’s coordinator was in charge…