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STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

California community colleges offer a full range of resources and support services to reach your academic goals.

Student Support

American Indian/Alaska Native Student Success

Serving American Indian and Alaska Native students with dignity, respect, and intention.
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Asian American and Pacific Islander Student Success

Supporting Asian American Pacific Islander students from pre- college to college, from college to career, and beyond.
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Black and African American Student Success

Supporting our Black and African American students on their higher education journey.
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Latino and Hispanic Student Success

Ensuring Hispanic inclusion and empowerment by removing barriers to succeed.
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Undocumented

California Community Colleges knows “undocumented” applies to students from all backgrounds. We understand the challenges undocumented students face and are here to help with a variety of resources.
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Veteran Student Success

Veterans can access assistance programs for enrollment, receiving VA benefits, and other resources necessary to succeed at their college.
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Academic & Career Support

California College Corps

Apply to become a California College Corps fellow. If eligible and the application is approved you can receive up to $10,000, academic credit, real-world job experience, training, networking, and professional development through 450 hours of service completed.
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California Virtual Campus (CVC)

Explore your options for online courses and degree programs at 70 California community colleges.
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Career Help and Opportunities

California community colleges offer resources and support to help you reach your dream future.
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Credit for Prior Learning

Credit for Prior Learning helps students get credit for what they already know and can do, saving them time and money on their educational path.
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Dual Enrollment

Dual enrollment gives high school students college credit for completing college courses that also count toward their high school diploma.
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State & Federal Assistance

EOPS/CARE

EOPS students who are single parents receiving public assistance can also access the CARE program for additional support services.
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Food and Housing

Get additional support to help remain focused on your education and your success. Students can find information on basic needs support services – such as food pantries, housing, transportation and more– at their local community college.
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Foster Youth Student Success

Foster Youth Help is a place for foster youth to learn about their rights and resolve issues related to care, placement and services.
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Mental Health and Wellness

Providing students with resources, best practices and opportunities for mental health and well-being.
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Students Displaced by College Closures and Natural Disasters

California community colleges will work with you to determine the next steps you’ll need to continue your education, including financial aid.
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