College Prep
Transition to College
College Prep gets California adults academically, socially, and emotionally ready for higher education. Get help with college applications and financial aid, and learn critical skills like time management and research.
College Math Prep
Prepare for college calculus or statistics with short-term jam sessions or review core algebra basics to gain confidence.
College Success Skills
Learn success strategies, explore academic pathways, and master adult learner skills like etiquette and time management.
Ethnic Studies
Study historical and modern issues of marginalized groups and explore the effects of ethnicity, culture, and nationality.
Healthcare Science
Learn human body science, medical terminology, anatomy basics, and common diseases to prepare for health programs.
Orientation to College
Understand the difference between credit and non-credit programs, explore career paths, and plan academic goals.
Psychology
Learn foundational concepts of human psychology, how brain chemistry affects behavior, and major psychological philosophies.
World Language Prep (Spanish & Vietnamese)
Develop oral communication, vocabulary, grammar, and listening skills with beginner to advanced multi-level options.
General FAQs
Anyone 18 and older can register. These classes prepare you for college-level coursework and help you build important skills to succeed.
Under 18 and want to take classes? You can enroll with special permission. Contact Admissions & Records at 714-564-6059 for more information.After you register, your teacher will contact you with two ways to join your online class:
Option 2: Access your class through Canvas
Both work from your computer, tablet, or phone.
Check your email for details from your teacher before your class starts.You can email your teacher any time. When you register, you'll receive their contact information. If you're taking an online class, you can also message your teacher directly in Canvas.
Some teachers use other ways to stay in touch too! They'll let you know on the first day of class.