Company LOGO East Los Angeles College New Student Orientation Presented by ELAC Counseling Department Main Campus 1301 Avenida Cesar Chavez Monterey Park,

Company LOGO East Los Angeles College New Student Orientation Presented by ELAC Counseling Department Main Campus 1301 Avenida Cesar Chavez Monterey Park, CA 91754 Tel: (323) 265-8650 South Gate Educational Center 2340 Firestone Boulevard South Gate, CA 90280 Tel: (323) 357-6200 Locations: www.elac.edu

Academic Calendar East Los Angeles College WINTER 2016 Mon, Jan 4 th Last Day To* Submit Add Slip Drop w/o a “W” Drop w/o Paying Fees Classes Begin Last Day To* Drop WITH a “W” Wed, Jan 6 th Wed, Jan 27 th

Academic Calendar East Los Angeles College SPRING 2016 Mon, Feb 8 th Last Day To* Submit Add Slip Drop w/o a “W” Drop w/o Paying Fees Classes Begin Last Day To* Drop WITH a “W” Fri, Feb 19 th Sat, May 7 th Sat, Feb 20 th *Short-term classes less than 15 weeks have different deadline dates. Check with instructor.

“W”s and the Academic Calendar East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu It is your responsibility to drop a course you no longer wish to take. When you drop/withdraw a course after the first drop deadline, a “W” will appear on your transcript which means you Withdrew from the course or were dropped by the instructor. A “W” counts as an attempt, and you only get three attempts at any one course. When you have made three attempts at a class, with any combination of W, D, F, NC, or NP grades, you will not be able to register for the class again at ELAC or anywhere in the LACCD except through a formal petition process.

East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Academic Expectations New students must complete the following for registration priority: Assessment Orientation Abbreviated SEP (Student Educational Plan) Remain in good standing: Maintain a 2.0 GPA Successfully complete at least 50% of courses Consequences: Loss of registration priority Loss of BOG Fee Waiver & FAFSA eligibility Placement on Academic and/or Progress probation

Schedule of Classes COURSE NAME & NUMBER TRANSFERABILITY SYMBOL COURSE TITLE UNITS STAFF (IGETC AREA 1A) IGETC APPLICABILITY SECTION NUMBER TIME CLASS MEETS DAYS CLASS MEETS INSTRUCTORBUILDING ROOM NUMBER *SOUTH GATE EDUCATION CENTER, 2340 Firestone Blvd, South Gate, CA 90280 *SGEC 120

Schedule of Classes East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Prerequisite(s), Corequisite(s), and Advisory Prerequisite(s) Advisory Corequisite(s) Requirement(s) for taking a simultaneous course in order to enroll in a particular class. Requirement(s) for taking a simultaneous course in order to enroll in a particular class. Highly recommended before enrolling; not a requirement. Requirement(s) needed to qualify for a class. All prerequisites can be challenged by formal petition Requirement(s) needed to qualify for a class. All prerequisites can be challenged by formal petition

Schedule of Classes East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu What if I… Completed a prerequisite at another college… Took an Assessment at another community college… Submit a “Course Prerequisite Petition” with appropriate documentation to the Office of Admissions & Records (E1-105) What if I… Passed an AP exam… Submit a "General Petition” with official AP exam results to the Office of Admissions & Records (E1-105)

ESL 8English 28 ESL Placement Levels East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu ESL 3B ESL 3C ESL 3A ESL 4B ESL 4C ESL 4A ESL 5B ESL 5A ESL 5C ESL 6B ESL 6C ESL 6A Assistance for students at all levels is available in the Writing Center in K5-1

English Placement Levels East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Assistance for students at all levels is available in the Writing Center in K5-1 Reading 28 or 29 Reading 25 Reading 101 Reading 20 English 21 English 26 (no longer offered after Winter ‘15) English 28 English 101 (AA/AS requirement) English 102 or 103 Planning to Transfer? Ask a Counselor which class to take after English 101

Math Placement Levels East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Math 105 Math 125 (AA/AS requirement) Math 115 Math 110 Math 120 Math 241 Math 261 to 263+ Math 260 Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM) Majors Planning to Transfer? Ask a Counselor which Math course to take after Math 125 Math 227, 230, 235 or 245 Other Majors Assistance for students at all levels is available in the Math Lab in K5-104

Web Registration East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu

Web Registration East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Pin is 4 Digit Format (MMDD) o January 31= 0131

Web Registration East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu After you sign in you will receive information on your student.laccd.edu email account Important campus notices regarding registration, financial aid, etc will be emailed only to this email account

Student Information System Overview East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Spring 2015

Web Registration East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu

Search for Open Sections East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu

Web Registration East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Spring 2014 Summer 2015

View Open Classes East Los Angeles College SGEC-107

Adding & Dropping Classes East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Select the Semester and Year you wish to Register for Select whether you would like to ADD or DROP Input the 4-digit section number of the course you wish to ADD/DROP Click “Submit”

Web Registration East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Update your major code! You must decide on a major by the time you complete 15 units. If undecided, consider selecting: 4903.10 General Studies: Arts and Humanities 4902.10 General Studies: Natural Science 2201.00 General Studies: Social and Behavioral Science If interested in transfer, consider selecting: 4901.12 Intersegmental General Education Transfer (IGETC) 4901.10 CSU General Education Breadth Spring 2014JOE HUSKY 0184

Web Registration East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Write down/Print your Confirmation Number! Summer 2015 0184 Section 0184 was added. Please keep this confirmation JOE HUSKY Unable to Add A Course? Check the Schedule of Classes to see if the course is reserved for students in a special program (FYC, Honors Program, etc.)

Web Registration East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Summer 2015 E0184 English 21 3 F9 110 3//7/14 8:00am- 10:25a MTWR CENTENO, C JOE HUSKY

East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Fees and Costs  Fees** Enrollment Fee for Residents $46/unit International Students $212/unit Out of State Non Resident $190/unit Health Center Fee $11 (Mandatory) Student Representation Fee $1 A.S.U. Membership $7 Parking $20 (**All fees Subject to Change)  How to Pay Your Fees: Online Using the Student Information System In Person @ the Fiscal Office, E1-135 or SGEC You will need your Printout/Fee Receipt from the Fiscal Office before obtaining your ELAC Student ID Additional Costs: Books, Supplies, Transportation, etc. On-line book ordering: http://bookstore.elac.edu

ELAC Financial Aid East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Location: E1-173 Contact #: 323-265-8738 http://finaid.elac.edu FAFSA—Free Application for Federal Student Aid (federal & state grants, loans, and work study). Must have high school diploma or GED to be eligible. www.fafsa.ed.gov.  Pell Grant—Maximum of 6 years/12 full time semesters of eligibility  Cal Grant—Maximum 4 years/8 full time semesters of eligibility Board of Governors Fee Waiver (BOG)—Waives enrollment fees. Submit completed BOG application to Financial Aid office once enrolled in classes. Beginning 2016 student must be in good academic standing (2.0 GPA minimum) to be eligible. CA DREAM Act— Eligible AB540 students are now able to access state-funded financial aid programs such as Cal Grants and the Board of Governors Fee Waiver. www.caldreamact.org.

Plan Your Schedule East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu 1 unit = 1 hour in class For every hour spent in class, dedicate two (2) hours outside of class to studying, homework, etc. for that course per week. 12 units or more - Full time student 11 units or less - Part time student 12 units or more - Full time student 11 units or less - Part time student If you work: Take up to: 40 hours/week6 units 30 hours/week9 units 20 hours/week12 units Less than 20 hours/week12 units or more

Educational Objectives @ A Glance East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Certificate/Skills Certificate: Major Courses Only 3 to 44+ units (units vary by certificate) Associate Degree (AA/AS): 60 Degree Applicable Units Minimum General Education 18 to 30 units (Plan A or Plan B) 1 Electives (if necessary) Major Courses 18 to 36+ units (units vary by major) Planning to Transfer? Visit www.assist.org to view major courses UC, CSU Transfer, AA-T/AS-T Degree: General Education 37 to 39+ units (IGETC or CSU GE) 1 Major Courses 0 to 30+ Units (units vary by major) 60 Transferrable Units Minimum Electives (if necessary)

Now What Do I Do? East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu 1.Use “View Reg Appt” tab to review your registration date and time 2.Search for OPEN classes using “View Subject” & register for classes 3.Check your @student.laccd.edu District E-mail for important campus updates o Select alternative courses (GE, Electives, or Major) o Add with the instructor on the first day the class meets o Select alternative courses (GE, Electives, or Major) o Add with the instructor on the first day the class meets If the class you want is closed: Best time for a follow-up Counseling Appointment: September/October Counseling Appointments booked starting Friday @ 8am for the upcoming week

Abbreviated SEP East Los Angeles College www.elac.edu Counselors will give you course recommendations based on your major and educational objective While you wait for a Counselor, information on Student Resources & Programs will be displayed

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East Los Angeles College Student Programs & Resources

Are you a First Year Student? Adelante Program Take classes in small learning communities  Part time enrollment for 1 year Requirements:  Be a first time ELAC student OR  Be a second year student and have 20-30 ELAC units  Qualify for English 21 Contact: Adelante@elac.eduAdelante@elac.edu (323)415-5387 Location: B2-107 Adelante Program Take classes in small learning communities  Part time enrollment for 1 year Requirements:  Be a first time ELAC student OR  Be a second year student and have 20-30 ELAC units  Qualify for English 21 Contact: Adelante@elac.eduAdelante@elac.edu (323)415-5387 Location: B2-107 First-Year Completion (FYC) Complete your Math and English requirement your 1 st year!  English & Math courses provided  Full-time enrollment every semester for 1 year Requirements:  Assessment placement of English 26 or 28  Math 110, 115, Or 125  Be a first time ELAC student or have less than 10 units completed  Commit to a full-time class schedule Contact: firstyear@elac.edufirstyear@elac.edu (323)780-6795 Location: B2-107 First-Year Completion (FYC) Complete your Math and English requirement your 1 st year!  English & Math courses provided  Full-time enrollment every semester for 1 year Requirements:  Assessment placement of English 26 or 28  Math 110, 115, Or 125  Be a first time ELAC student or have less than 10 units completed  Commit to a full-time class schedule Contact: firstyear@elac.edufirstyear@elac.edu (323)780-6795 Location: B2-107

Noncredit Classes ELAC offers a variety of noncredit classes for students interested in:  Preparation for the GED test  Citizenship classes  Beginning and intermediate ESL classes in conversation, grammar, reading, and writing  Academic preparation classes in math and English that prepare students for credit classes  Courses are free (do not count towards a degree or financial aid)  Books provided For more information, call 323-260-8174 or stop by the office in the A-4 Bungalow ELAC offers a variety of noncredit classes for students interested in:  Preparation for the GED test  Citizenship classes  Beginning and intermediate ESL classes in conversation, grammar, reading, and writing  Academic preparation classes in math and English that prepare students for credit classes  Courses are free (do not count towards a degree or financial aid)  Books provided For more information, call 323-260-8174 or stop by the office in the A-4 Bungalow

Counseling Appointments Scheduling Appointments in Person Appointments are scheduled starting at 8:00am in person on Fridays for the upcoming week. Priority is given to the students who schedule in person. Scheduling Appointments by Telephone To schedule by phone, call Friday after 9am (323) 265-8751 (main campus) or (323) 357-6213 (South Gate campus). Scheduling Appointments Over the Internet Students currently registered for classes at East Los Angeles College may make appointments to see a counselor over the Internet. Appointments for the following week are made on Friday morning beginning at 8:00 a.m. via the internet.

Honors Program The Honors Program Offers You:  Easy registration for Honors courses, along with special counseling and mentoring services  Academically enriched classes  Guaranteed priority consideration for admission to UCLA, UC Riverside, UC Santa Cruz, UC Irvine, and many more universities  Honors Program certification noted on your transcript Eligibility for the Honors Program:  Continuing Students - A cumulative "B" average (3.0 GPA), eligibility for or completion of English 101, and completion of 12 transferable units  New students - A cumulative "B" average (3.0 GPA) in high school and eligibility for English 101 The Honors Program Offers You:  Easy registration for Honors courses, along with special counseling and mentoring services  Academically enriched classes  Guaranteed priority consideration for admission to UCLA, UC Riverside, UC Santa Cruz, UC Irvine, and many more universities  Honors Program certification noted on your transcript Eligibility for the Honors Program:  Continuing Students - A cumulative "B" average (3.0 GPA), eligibility for or completion of English 101, and completion of 12 transferable units  New students - A cumulative "B" average (3.0 GPA) in high school and eligibility for English 101

Transfer Programs Puente Program Nationally recognized program dedicated to help motivated students by promoting transfer, student success and community leadership. Requirements:  Must qualify for English 28  One year commitment Contact: Puente Counselor Dorothy Teola, (323) 267-3763 teolatv@elac.edu Or Puente English Instructor Carlos Centeno, (323) 780-6713 centenoc@elac.edu Puente Program Nationally recognized program dedicated to help motivated students by promoting transfer, student success and community leadership. Requirements:  Must qualify for English 28  One year commitment Contact: Puente Counselor Dorothy Teola, (323) 267-3763 teolatv@elac.edu Or Puente English Instructor Carlos Centeno, (323) 780-6713 centenoc@elac.edu MESA/STEM Program Focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) majors: * Qualified first year participants may also qualify for the MESA program  Full-time enrollment for one year  Tutoring/Supply loans  Academic Advising  Scholarships  Internships Requirements:  Must qualify for Math 125 & English 28  Must Plan to transfer to a 4 year university Contact: MESA Director, Dr. Armando Rivera riveraam@elac.edu Or STEM Counselor, Marina Rueda ruedamd@elac.edu Location: E7-201 B Contact#: (323)780-6730 MESA/STEM Program Focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) majors: * Qualified first year participants may also qualify for the MESA program  Full-time enrollment for one year  Tutoring/Supply loans  Academic Advising  Scholarships  Internships Requirements:  Must qualify for Math 125 & English 28  Must Plan to transfer to a 4 year university Contact: MESA Director, Dr. Armando Rivera riveraam@elac.edu Or STEM Counselor, Marina Rueda ruedamd@elac.edu Location: E7-201 B Contact#: (323)780-6730

Career & Job Services ELAC Career & Job Services offer:  Career Interest Assessments  Assistance with selecting a college major  One-on-one career counseling  Help finding a job  Career related workshops Location: E1-127 Contact #:323-415-4126 ELAC Career & Job Services offer:  Career Interest Assessments  Assistance with selecting a college major  One-on-one career counseling  Help finding a job  Career related workshops Location: E1-127 Contact #:323-415-4126

Transfer Center The ELAC Transfer Center offers:  One-to-one consultation with university representatives  Workshops on all aspects of transfer  University Application and Assistance  College Transfer Day Fairs  Library of college catalogs, brochures, scholarship information and more Location: E1-176 Contact #:323-265-8623 The ELAC Transfer Center offers:  One-to-one consultation with university representatives  Workshops on all aspects of transfer  University Application and Assistance  College Transfer Day Fairs  Library of college catalogs, brochures, scholarship information and more Location: E1-176 Contact #:323-265-8623

Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS) Eligibility Requirements: o Be a California resident o Be enrolled as a full-time student (12 units or more) o Have fewer than seventy (70) units of degree applicable college credit o Qualify to receive a Board of Governors Waiver (BOGW - Enrollment Fee Waiver) o Be determined to be educationally eligible by the program Location: E1-227 Eligibility Requirements: o Be a California resident o Be enrolled as a full-time student (12 units or more) o Have fewer than seventy (70) units of degree applicable college credit o Qualify to receive a Board of Governors Waiver (BOGW - Enrollment Fee Waiver) o Be determined to be educationally eligible by the program Location: E1-227 Benefits: o Registration and enrollment priority* o Educational planning and goal advisement o Program review and follow-up o Book assistance program o Individualized tutoring Contact #: 323-265-8769 Benefits: o Registration and enrollment priority* o Educational planning and goal advisement o Program review and follow-up o Book assistance program o Individualized tutoring Contact #: 323-265-8769 EOPS is a state funded program that serves educationally and financially challenged students to maintain satisfactory progress to achieve their educational goals.

Disabled Student Program & Services (DSP&S) DSP&S provides educational support for eligible ELAC students with disabilities in the achievement of their academic and vocational goals. Assistance such as: o Note takers o Handicapped parking o Special tutoring o Computers o E-Text for the blind, mobility aids, etc. o Special learning skills classes Location: E1-160Contact#: 323-265-8787 DSP&S provides educational support for eligible ELAC students with disabilities in the achievement of their academic and vocational goals. Assistance such as: o Note takers o Handicapped parking o Special tutoring o Computers o E-Text for the blind, mobility aids, etc. o Special learning skills classes Location: E1-160Contact#: 323-265-8787

Sexual Assault Violence Education Team The East Los Angeles College Sexual Assault Awareness Violence Education Team (SAAVE) is a group of faculty, staff, administrators, and community professionals who are dedicated to violence prevention and intervention. Through raising awareness, providing resources, and educating people about the different forms that violence can take, we will help the ELAC campus community never have to accept excuses, be afraid to speak up, or live in fear. Complete Jeanne Clery Disclosure information can be found at the East Los Angeles College Sheriff's Station The East Los Angeles College Sexual Assault Awareness Violence Education Team (SAAVE) is a group of faculty, staff, administrators, and community professionals who are dedicated to violence prevention and intervention. Through raising awareness, providing resources, and educating people about the different forms that violence can take, we will help the ELAC campus community never have to accept excuses, be afraid to speak up, or live in fear. Complete Jeanne Clery Disclosure information can be found at the East Los Angeles College Sheriff's Station

CalWORKS CalWORKs offers training and support services to students receiving TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy Families) Services Offered:  Counseling and Educational Planning  Books and Supplies  Child Care at the ELAC Child Care Center  On and off campus work study, Job Development & Placement Location: A5 BungalowContact#: 323-265-8998 CalWORKs offers training and support services to students receiving TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy Families) Services Offered:  Counseling and Educational Planning  Books and Supplies  Child Care at the ELAC Child Care Center  On and off campus work study, Job Development & Placement Location: A5 BungalowContact#: 323-265-8998

Student Resources Student Health Center The ELAC Student Health Center offers:  First aid  Tests and immunizations  STD screening and treatment  Preventive health information/screenings  Emotional/Behavioral Counseling  Health care counseling Student Health Center The ELAC Student Health Center offers:  First aid  Tests and immunizations  STD screening and treatment  Preventive health information/screenings  Emotional/Behavioral Counseling  Health care counseling Veterans Resource Center ELAC Veterans Services assists Veterans with the application and processing of paperwork necessary to receive their G.I. Bill benefits, including:  Local Community Veteran Service Referral  Veteran Affairs Educational Benefit Services  Financial Aid Process  Campus Service Referral  Veterans club Veterans Resource Center ELAC Veterans Services assists Veterans with the application and processing of paperwork necessary to receive their G.I. Bill benefits, including:  Local Community Veteran Service Referral  Veteran Affairs Educational Benefit Services  Financial Aid Process  Campus Service Referral  Veterans club Tutoring Writing Center Contact #: 323-415-4147 MenTe Program/ Contact #: 323-415-4191 Math Lab Learning Assistance Contact #: 323-265-8752 Center Tutoring Writing Center Contact #: 323-415-4147 MenTe Program/ Contact #: 323-415-4191 Math Lab Learning Assistance Contact #: 323-265-8752 Center Location: G8-111 Contact #323-265-8651 Location: E1-127 & E1-104 Contact #: 323-265-8650 x8525 Non-Credit Program The ELAC Non-Credit Program offers: English as a Second Language (ESL) GED Prep courses Citizenship Courses Vocational Classes Location: F5-201 Contact #: 323-260-8651 Non-Credit Program The ELAC Non-Credit Program offers: English as a Second Language (ESL) GED Prep courses Citizenship Courses Vocational Classes Location: F5-201 Contact #: 323-260-8651

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