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4 Click the SUBMIT button on the bottomright to add the class to your schedule When adding the class with an AddAuthorization Code, you will beprompted to enter the Add Code.Before adding, drop the classes youare no longer taking. If you have a timeconflict (e.g., a class you are enrolled inoverlaps by one minute or more with acourse you are trying to add), you willnot be able to add the new class. AnAdd Code only works for one student Students have until 11:59 p.m. on thedate(s) listed in the Summer 2021Calendar, available on page 3 of thisschedule, to add or drop classes.TO DROP A CLASS1. Go to www.compton.edu and click onMyCompton2. Login with username and password3. Click on the STUDENT SERVICES button4. Click DRP CLASS or REMOVE SECTIONFROM WAITLIST5. Check the box of the class you wish todrop6. Click DROP from the drop-down menu7. Click SUBMIT (Note: once you clicksubmit there is no going back. If youdrop a class in error, you will needto contact the instructor as soon aspossible to request a reinstatement.)8. Once you successfully drop theclass, review your class schedule(scroll to the bottom of the screento view the updated schedule) tomake sure the class was dropped.For more information and to viewDrop Policies, please visit www.c o m p t o n . e d u /s t u d e n t s e r v i c e s /admissionandrecords/drop-a-class.MyCompton Portal and@compton.edu EmailAs a Compton College student, you areassigned a free student email accountthrough Microsoft’s Office 365 forEducation. Your student email addressacts as your login to your Office 365account and the MyCompton portal.MyCompton is our online portal thatallows you to view your registration date,register for classes, access your studentemail, add or drop classes, purchasea parking permit, pay fees, view yourfinancial aid status, and much more.You are required to activate yourOffice 365 account in order to log in tothe MyCompton portal, where you mayregister for classes and access additionalstudent services.REGISTRATION INFORMATIONClick on the MyCompton icon toactivate your Office 365 account.Office 365 and MyCompton AssistanceSupport videos are available for helpactivating your Office 365 account andlogging in to MyCompton at www.compton.edu/support.Need help logging into MyCompton?Call the Helpdesk: 310-900-1234.Open EnrollmentUnless specifically exempted by statute,every course, course section, or class,wherever offered and maintained by theDistrict, shall be fully open to enrollmentand participation by any person whohas been admitted to Compton Collegeand who meets such prerequisites asmay be established pursuant to Article2.5 (commencing with Section 55200) ofSubchapter 1 of Chapter 6 of Division 6 ofTitle 5 of the California Code of Regulations.Unit LimitationsThe student’s program of studies willvary according to individual needs andobjectives. The maximum full-timestudent program for a semester is 18 unitswithout a physical education class and19 units with a physical education class.The maximum program of study for a sixweek summer session is eight units. Themaximum program for an eight-weeksummer session is nine units if one unit isphysical education. For the winter term,the maximum program of study is sevenunits. A student wishing to take more thanthe maximum units may file an OverloadPetition through the Admissions &Records Office. Students must havecompleted at least 15 transferable unitsin one semester at Compton Collegewith a 2.75 grade-point average andan overall grade-point average of 2.5or higher to be eligible for an overload.Fees and Fee HoldsStudents are required to pay feeswithin ten (10) days of their enrollmentin courses (AR-5031). A non-paymenthold may be placed on a student recordif registration fees are past due. Thishold will prevent the student fromregistering or adding additional coursesfor the next and/or future semesters.Removing a Fee HoldTo register for classes in an upcomingsemester or intersession, all fees mustbe paid before registration begins. A feehold is automatically removed once thebalance is paid in full.COMPTONREGISTRATIONCOLLEGEINFORMATION SUMMER 2022Refund of FeesStudents must drop their classesthrough the online system, at MyComptonaccording to the following schedule:First Six-Week Session Thursday, June 23, 2022, for 100% refundEight-Week Session Monday, June 27, 2022, for 100% refundSecond Six-Week Session Monday, July 11, 2022, for 100% refundRefundswillbeissuedthroughBankMobilebefore the end of the semester. For moreinformation about BankMobile, and to signup, visit bankmobiledisbursements.com/refundchoices/.Address changes should be promptlyupdated by submitting a Change ofAddress form to the Admissions & RecordsOffice or through the online system, atMyCompton. The form is available onlineat s/Forms.aspx.The Student Activities Fee and StudentRepresentation Fee (collected during falland spring terms) are non-refundableafter the second week of the semester.Non-Resident RefundsTo receive a refund of your nonresident tuition, you must drop yourclasses through the online system atMyCompton according to the followingschedule:First Six-Week Session Thursday, June 23, 2022, for 100% refundEight-Week Session Monday, June 27, 2022, for 100% refundSecond Six-Week Session Monday, July 11, 2022, for 100% refundAdmissions RequirementsAny person over the age of 18 orpossessing a high school diploma or itsequivalent from the USA or other nationshall be admitted unless prohibited bylaw. If under the age of 18, students willqualify if they have 1) graduated fromhigh school or 2) passed the CaliforniaHigh School Proficiency Examination.Compton College may admit as a specialpart-time or special full-time studentanyone in grades 11 or 12 who, in theopinion of the college president, maybenefit from instruction.Concurrently enrolled 11th- and 12thgrade students must comply with allpolicies, follow all procedures, andmeet all requirements by the publisheddeadlines for each semester and/or term.AttendanceStudents who enroll in a class butdo not attend the first scheduled classmeeting may be dropped from the roster.Additionally, their place in the class will begiven to students on the waiting list. If anillness or emergency prevents a studentfrom attending the first class session, thestudent must contact the instructor. Astudent who registers for a class and neverattends is still responsible for dropping theclass. Failure to properly drop a class by theappropriate deadline may result in a “W”and may hold the student responsible forany and all fees associated with the class.The burden of proof is on the student.California ResidencyCalifornia State Assembly Bill 540(AB540) allows any student who meetsall of the following requirements to beexempt from paying nonresident tuitionat California Community Colleges, theCalifornia State University (CSU), and theUniversity of California (UC).1. The student must have attended a highschool (public or private) in Californiafor three or more years or have attainedcredits equivalent to three or moreyears of high school coursework and acombination of three or more years ata California elementary or secondaryschool and2. The student must have graduatedfrom a California high school(public or private) or attained theequivalent (e.g., General EducationalDevelopment - GED or California HighSchool Proficiency Exam) prior to thestart of the term at Compton College.A student who meets the aboverequirements must file an affidavit with theAdmissions & Records Office at ComptonCollege stating that he/ she has anapplication to legalize his/ her immigrationstatus or will file an application as soon ashe/she is eligible to do so. In addition to theaffidavit, the student must also provide anofficial high school transcript that clearlyshows attendance in all semesters andthe date of high school graduation. If thestudent attended more than one Californiahigh school, then official transcripts fromall high schools must be provided. If thestudent graduated through equivalencyas mentioned above, then proof must beprovided.Student information obtained in thisprocess is strictly confidential unlessdisclosure is required under the law.Students who meet the criteria willbe exempted from the payment ofnonresident tuition but will not beclassified as “California Residents.”Students will continue to be classified as“Nonresidents.” Students who are in theUnited States under a student or visitorvisa are not eligible.Drops and WithdrawalsIt is the student’s responsibility to processan official withdrawal from class. Failureto do so may result in a letter grade of Athrough F. A student who fails to properlyregister or add a class will NOT receive creditfor that class. Adding after the deadlineis prohibited. If a student drops after therefund deadline, fees for the classes areforfeited. Any class subsequently addedwill require additional fees.Students who want to transfer toa different section must complete aSection-Level Transfer form located onlineat s/Forms.aspx.Student RecordsCongress has provided in the “FamilyEducation Rights and Privacy Act” (FERPA)that students have certain rights ofaccess to their education records. A copyof the Act is located in the Library. Pleasecontact the Admissions and RecordsOffice for any information regarding yourrights under the Act.High School StudentsBy law, Compton College may restrictK-12 enrollment based on any ofthe following: age, grade, academicpreparation,seatavailabilityorregistration priority. Compton Collegewill grant college credit for completedcoursework. Students should consult theirschool counselor and/or school districtpolicy on enrolling in college classes toearn high school credits or dual credit.Students - When you enroll in classesat Compton College, you are considereda college student and are expectedto act accordingly. Please familiarizeyourself with Compton College policies,procedures, the college calendar, andyour rights as a student by reading theclass schedule and purchasing a collegecatalog from the Bookstore.Parents - when your child enrolls inclasses at Compton College, you lose somerights afforded you by the K-12 system. Asper FERPA (Family Educational Rights andPrivacy Act), any business you conducton behalf of your college student mustbe with the student’s written consent.You, the parent, will need a note from5your child to access private educationalrecords or to act on his or her behalf.Equivalent CoursesCourses completed at other collegesand universities may be used to meet aprerequisite. Some high school courses,as stated in the catalog, may also be usedto meet a prerequisite. Students who havecompleted equivalent courses at anothercollege or in high school must have copiesof necessary transcripts. Do not delay. Ordertranscripts and clear prerequisites prior toregistration. Clearance for an equivalentcourse may be obtained electronically.Additional information is available onlineat unseling/PrerequisiteClearance Request.Financial Aid ProgramsCompton College School Codes:FAFSA - 042817Dream Act - 04281700Compton College offers financialassistance to students through theFederal Pell Grant, Federal SupplementalEducational Opportunity Grant, CalGrants B & C, Student Success CompletionGrant (SSCG), Full-time Student SuccessGrant, Federal Work Study, Chaffee Grant,and the California College Promise Grant,and other state grants.Apply for financial aid by completingthe Free Application for Federal StudentAid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.gov. Ifyou are a California Dream Act Student(AB540), complete the California DreamAct Application (CADAA), in lieu of theFAFSA, at dream.csac.ca.gov.Best times to apply - October 1 to March2; however, you may apply anytime.Apply for the California College PromiseGrant by completing the FAFSA or CADAA.Please note that the California CollegePromise Grant only covers enrollmentfees; students may be responsible to payother fees including the health, studentrepresentation, and student activities fees.Ensure that you are also meeting theSatisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) policy.

6(SAP is determined at the end of eachsemester for the subsequent semester.)To maintain eligibility for the CaliforniaCollege Promise Grant, students mustmeet academic and progress standardsby maintaining a cumulative grade-pointaverage (GPA) of 2.0 and must completemore than 50% of units attempted.For additional information, contactthe Financial Aid Office. Call 310-9001600, ext. 2935, or email financialaid@compton.edu.Health Services FeeThe Student Health Center is open byappointment only; no walk-ins. Please call213-226-7480 to make an appointment.Free COVID-19 tests and vaccines, as wellas flu shots are available by appointmentfor currently enrolled students who paidthe Health Services Fee.Students must pay 19 each semester(and 16 per term) to cover the operation,supervision, programs, and services ofthe Compton College Student HealthCenter.Exception: Students who dependexclusively upon prayer for healing inaccordance with the teachings of a bonafide religious sect, denomination ororganization.Exempted: Part-time dual-enrolledhigh school students are not required topay the Health Services Fee.Refund: Students who withdraw fromall courses prior to the close of the secondweek of the term will be eligible for arefund of the Health Services Fee. Formsto request a refund may be obtainedby emailing the Office of StudentDevelopment at studentdevelopment@compton.edu.Prevent Flu This Fall - Get Vaccinated!Following guidance from the CaliforniaDepartment of Public Health, ComptonREGISTRATION INFORMATION / STUDENT SERVICESCollege advises all students and employeesto get a flu vaccine each fall to help protectyourself and others from the risk of illness,hospitalization, and death.Students: Get your free flu vaccine at theCompton College St. John’s Well Child &Family Center. Call for an appointment:213-226-7480.For more information about the StudentHealth Center and free services, go to larshipsThese awards are granted to students whobest fit the requirements established foreach scholarship. For a list of scholarships,information as to their requirements, andapplication forms and deadlines, pleasecontact the Financial Aid Office.Student Activities FeeAll students are charged the 10 StudentActivities Fee when they register forfall and spring classes. Student ActivitiesStickers will not be distributed during thecampus closure, verification of paymentwill be done through the student’sfinancial account summary. Studentsmay opt out of the Student Activities Fee(also referred to as the Student ActivitiesSticker) within the first two weeks of thesemester.To opt out, email the Office of StudentDevelopment at studentdevelopment@compton.edu.Students who opted out of the feecan pay the fee at any time during thesemester. Students who pay the StudentActivities Fee are entitled to AssociatedStudent Government (ASG) incentives,which provides a variety of benefitsincluding free or discounted admissionto ASG-sponsored events and free entryto all Tartar Athletic home events.Students who pay the Student ActivitiesFee are also eligible to receive exclusiveASG promotional items.Student Representation FeeThe Student Representation Fee is a 2charge collected at the time of registration(fall and spring semesters only) foreach enrolled student for purposes ofproviding student governmental affairsrepresentatives the means to expresstheir positions and viewpoints beforecity, county, district, state, and federalgovernment as well as other publicagencies. The 2 Student RepresentationFee is used by the Compton CollegeAssociated Student Government and theStudent Senate of California CommunityColleges to advocate and lobby forlegislative issues that affect and benefitcommunity colleges and communitycollege students both at the state andfederal level. The fee is regulated by theCalifornia Education Code 76060.5.Any student wishing not to pay theStudent Representation Fee may requestto waive the fee with the Admissions& Records Office. The request must besubmitted prior to the earliest refunddeadline for the student’s enrolled classes.Student ID CardStudent IDs are available Mondaythrough Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 4:30p.m., in Tartar Village. Walk-ins welcome,appointments recommended. (Studentsmust check in at TV 5 first.)TranscriptsA transcript of the student’s academicrecord at Compton College may berequested online at s/transcripts.aspx. College work from othercolleges will not be included on theCompton College transcript. Academictranscripts and documents from othercolleges must be requested from thosecolleges. The first two Compton Collegetranscripts are free.BookstoreTextbooks may be purchased online atwww.efollett.com.Refund PolicyMerchandise must be in new condition,in a sealed package, clean and free of allmarkings and bearing all original tags. A10% restocking fee may be assessed onall refunds. Textbooks can be returned fora full refund within the first week of theSummer and fall semesters. Textbookspurchased for summer and winter termshave three days from the start of classesto return for a full refund. Textbooks mustbe in the same condition as purchasedand must be accompanied by a registerreceipt for a full refund.Children in ClassroomsChildren are not permitted inclassrooms while class is in session.Attendance in class is limited to officiallyenrolled students and authorized visitorsor authorized guests only. In addition,students shall not allow children to be leftunattended or unsupervised anywhereat Compton College.REGISTRATION INFORMATION / STUDENT SERVICESLibraryThe Library’s collection includesprint and electronic books, audiovisualmaterials, periodicals, and multipledatabases. Library services can be foundin the Canvas Student Hub. In personlibrary services, reserve textbooks, andstudy rooms are available by walk-in(please check Library webpage for specificdays/times of operation).For more information, email library@compton.edu, or visit the libraryhomepage www.compton.edu/library/ tochat with a librarian.Counseling/Advisement Student Success CenterCounseling services are made availableto students through drop-in advisement orscheduled appointments. Appointmentsto meet with a counselor are made threeweeks in advance. Counseling appointmentsare available online and in-person counseling/.A student who has selected a majorarea of study is strongly encouragedto see one of the counse

Stay connected with Compton College: First Six-Week Session: June 21 - July 28 Eight-Week Session: June 21 - August 11 Second Six-Week Session: July 5 - August 11 SUMMER 2022 See back page for important information regarding instruction methods for online classes. STUDENT VACCINATION REQUIREMENT Compton Community College District Resolution No .