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El Camino College16007 Crenshaw Blvd., Torrance, CA 90506(310)660-3487Counselor’sGuideOffice of Outreach and School RelationsResource Manual2015-20161
Resource IndexWelcome and Stay Connected3Outreach and School Relations Services and ResourcesOutreach and School Relations (OASR)4Outreach and School Relations Services5Outreach Service Request Form6Timeline of Services8Important Dates10Becoming an El Camino College Student11Steps to Enrollment12Concurrent Enrollment13Financial Aid and Scholarships16Majors, Degrees and Certificates18Career and Technical Education22Transfer Pathway23Athletics26Student Support Services and Programs27Academic Resources and Support Programs28Special Resource Center32E-Brochure33SSTARS34El Camino Campus Map36The El Camino Community College District is committed to providing equal opportunity in which noperson is subjected to discrimination on the basis of national origin, religion, age, sex (includingsexual harassment), race, color, gender, physical or mental disability, or retaliation.2
Welcome to the El Camino College Counselor’s Guide!Inside, you will find useful information about all the services El CaminoCollege has to offer. Should you or any of your students have any morequestions regarding El Camino College or this guide, our office is alwaysavailable. We hope you may use this book to encourage and informstudents about the next step here at El Camino College.About El Camino CollegeEl Camino College strives to assure that our students are providedwith up-to-date technology and safety in every building. Since 1947El Camino has grown to 126 acres, and employs approximately1,150 full and part-time faculty to teach about 2,300 courses rangingfrom pre-baccalaureate, transfer, and career-training courses. Weoffer 94 degrees and 87 certificates each semester. There arecountless programs catered to various educational goals. About25,000 students enroll to El Camino College each semester and thecollege serves at least 533,000 residents in and out of El CaminoCollege’s district.Stay Connected!Visit us at: r.com/ECC OnlineInstagram.com/ECC OnlineYouTube.com/eccweb3
Outreach and School RelationsEl Camino College AmbassadorsThe Office of Outreach and School Relations (OASR) is committed to serving prospectivestudents from a wide array of locations, education levels, socioeconomic strata, ethnicities,races, experiences, and beliefs. Through our office, knowledgeable Ambassadors conductcampus tours, highlight student services, and perform visits with prospective students,school sites, and the community. Our mission is to assist, oversee, provide direction to andfunction as a clearinghouse for all outreach activity involving El Camino College programsand services.The following pages include our Service Request Form. This form showcases the various services we offer throughout the school year. All requests must be submitted at least TWOweeks in advance of desired service and confirmed before the day of the event.For more information please contact the Office of Outreach and School Relations:Mail: Outreach and School Relations16007 Crenshaw Boulevard; Torrance, CA 90506Phone: 310-660-3487Fax: 310-660-6786Email: oasr@elcamino.edu4
Outreach and School Relations: ServicesApplication WorkshopCampus ToursAn Outreach representative will provide a briefpresentation about the enrollment processbefore assisting students who would like to applyto El Camino College.Prospective students will have the opportunity toask questions, receive insight into studentcampus life, become familiar with variousresources available and explore the El CaminoCollege Campus. Tours must be scheduled AT LEAST two weeksin advanced. Individual Tours: Maximum of 10 students per party. Tours are only available Tuesday,Thursday and Friday starting from 9a.m., 10 a.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m. Group Tours Must have 11 or more students per party Campus tour dates and times varyaccording to availability. High school campuses must provide workingcomputers with Internet access. Minimum of 10 students in attendance. Students must have a personal email set up. Students must bring/know SSN (if they haveone) or tax identification number.Assessment TestingAn Outreach representative will proctor andmonitor on-and off-campus assessment tests. High school must provide working computerswith Internet access. Minimum of 20 students in attendance. Students must know their ECC student I.D.number. Please allot at least two hours for students tocomplete the assessment test. Assessment testing sessions will be scheduled for the months of November throughMarch.Information TableAn outreach representative will set up a tablewith literature about our services and beavailable to answer any questions students mayhave. Can be scheduled monthly, weekly, or bi-weekly at your school site.PresentationsInformation Session: Students will be given a briefoverview of services provided at El CaminoCollege, general community college system, andsteps to enroll in our college. A full informationsession can be 45 minutes long, but it can bealtered for various lengths of time.MyECC 101: Students will receive a presentation onhow to navigate MyECC, register for courses, payfees, etc. Please allot one hr and 30 minutes for thepresentation and Q&A.What to Expect Your First Semester: Thispresentation will help clarify any doubts, fears, andanswer any questions students will have their firstsemester.Financial Aid Information SessionStudents who are interested in attending acollege or university may attend a financial aidinformation session. Students will be providedwith resources and information regardingfederal and state aid.If there are special needs or accommodations for students using our services, please let us know when submitting a Service Request Form so we can make the appropriate arrangements beforehand.5
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Timeline of ServicesDecember: Fall Application available Take the placement examOctober: Information Session PresentationNovember (High School Seniors): Fall Application is available November 1st! Information Session Prepare to take the Placement ExamNovember (Concurrent Enrollment): Schedule Information Session orInformation Table Schedule Application WorkshopJanuary (High School Students): Fall Application available Financial Aid Application available! Take the placement exam Schedule a campus tour Schedule a Financial Aid Workshop Complete an Educational Plan withan ECC CounselorJanuary (Concurrent Enrollment): Schedule Application Workshop Schedule Campus Tour Schedule Information Session/Table8
Timeline of ServicesFebruary (High School Seniors): Fall Application Available Financial Aid Application Available Schedule a campus tour Take the placement exam Complete an educational plan withan ECC Counselor Schedule Financial Aid WorkshopJune-August: Enjoy your Summer Invite us to community events! Schedule a campus tour Fall Semester begins AugustApril (High School Seniors): Schedule a MyECC 101 Presentation Register for classes Complete an educational plan Schedule a campus tourMarch (High School Seniors): March 2nd Financial AidDEADLINE!March 31st Deadline for ECCDistrict Schools to completeall steps to enrollment forPRIORITY REGISTRATION!Takes the placement examComplete an educationalplanSchedule a campus tourFinancial Aid WorkshopMay (High School Seniors): Schedule MyECC 101 presentation Register for classes Schedule “What to Expect your firstsemester workshop(Concurrent Enrollment Students): Submit concurrent enrollment forms9
Outreach and School Relations: Important DatesEl Camino College2015-2016 .aspFall Semester 2015Fall Semester BeginsLast Day to Add (Full Semester classes)Mid-Term Classes BeginAdmissions Application for Fall 2015 OpensFall Semester EndsSaturdayFridaySaturdaySundayFridayAugust 22September 4October 17November 1December 1120152015201520152015Spring Semester 2016Spring Semester BeginsLast Day to Add (Full Semester classes)Mid-Term Classes BeginPriority Registration for South Bay High School GraduatesDeadlineSpring Semester EndsSaturdayFridaySaturdayThursdayJanuary 16January 29March 19March 312016201620162016FridayMay 132016Summer Session 2016First Six-Week SessionFirst Six-Week Session BeginsLast Day to AddFirst Six-Week Session EndsEight-Week SessionTuesdayThursdayMondayMay 31June 2July 11201620162016Eight-Week Session BeginsLast Day to AddEight-Week Session EndsMondayMondayThursdayJune 20June 27August 11201620162016Second Six-Week SessionSecond Six-Week Session BeginsLast Day to AddSecond Six-Week Session EndsTuesdayThursdayThursdayJuly 12July 14August 1820162016201610
Becoming an El CaminoCollege StudentThe following pages outlined in this guidebook are free resourcesavailable to El Camino College students. Brief information will behighlighted regarding the services we offer as well as the contactinformation of each department should you have questions.11
Steps to EnrollmentStep 1: Apply Online Go online to www.elcamino.edu and select “Apply online” to file a collegeapplication. A student ID number and email will be issued within two to three business days aftersubmitting the application. Concurrent Enrollment : Students must apply every semester they plan on taking acourse at El Camino College.Step 2: Orientation and Preparation All new students are required to participate in an orientation regarding El CaminoCollege and its resources. Orientations can be accessed online via MyECC or in person at the counselingoffice.Step 3: Assessment Testing must be completed before registering for classes. No appointment necessary for English, ESL (Part 1) and math placement tests. Must have a valid photo ID and ECC ID number.Step 4: Educational Plan Students are required to meet with an El Camino College counselor prior to registrationin order to develop an educational plan. Schedule a counseling appointment via MyECC. Once all four steps are completed, you may begin registering for your classes. All fees must be pain in full by the deadline.12
Concurrent EnrollmentEl Camino College Board Policy 5060 allows concurrent enrollment only to students whohave successfully completed the 10th grade or to students who are currently enrolled in the11th or 12th grade. In addition, enrollment fees are waived for California residents. Nonresidents, out-of-state and out-of-country students will pay the appropriate tuition. Pleaseconsult a current class schedule for tuition requirements.11th or 12th Grade Students’Steps to Enroll:1) Apply for admissions and submit your Concurrent Enrollment Application, found on ourwebsite: l/docs/1112APP08.pdf. Youmay turn in your application to the Admissions and Records Office or mail your concurrentenrollment form to:El Camino CollegeAdmissions and Records16007 Crenshaw Blvd.Torrance, CA 905062) Clear any prerequisites for the classes you wish to enroll prior to registering for classes bytaking the math or English placement exam or by meeting with an ECC counselor.3) Register for classes on your designated appointment – login to MyECC from our homepage for your registration date and time.Admission and Records310-660-3414Assessment / Testing310-660-3405Outreach and School Relations310-660-3487Behavioral and Social Sciences310-660-3735Business310-660-3770Fine Arts310-660-3715Health Sciences & Athletics310-660-3545Industry and atical Sciences310-660-3200Natural Sciences310-660-3343*Failure of a K-12 student to apply and submit all required documents by the deadline specified by the college shall result in that K-12 student being denied admissions and subsequent registration for that chool/13
Concurrent Enrollment Application (sample)2015XRobinCamino12200015Robin camino@elcamino.edu16007 Crenshaw Blvd.Torrance22CA90506(310)555-1234X X X X X X XRobin CaminoXX/XX/XXXXECC High SchoolXXHistory 101Political Science 114
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Financial Aid and ScholarshipsEl Camino College has a strong commitment to ensuring accessibility to all ofits program and services to all students who are capable of benefiting fromsuch programs and services.Enrollment fee is ONLY 46 per unit for California Residents.Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA):Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the first steptoward applying and receiving federal aid for college, technical school, orgraduate school. El Camino College will use FAFSA data to determine eligibilityfor state and school aid. All students are encouraged to complete and submit aFAFSA by March 2 of each year.Apply at: https://fafsa.ed.govBoard of Governers (BOG) Fee Waiver:California residents may apply for the California Community Colleges Board ofGovernors Fee Waiver (BOGFW), which waives the 46 per unit enrollmentfee. This fee waiver is for California residents, AB 540 students and eligible AB1899 students, as determined by the Admissions & Records Office. Students whomeet income and residency criteria may qualify.California Dream Act:The California Dream Act, became law through the passage of two AssemblyBills, AB 130 and AB 131.AB 130 allows students who meet AB 540 criteria (California Education Code68130.5(a)) to apply for and receive non-state funded scholarships forpublic colleges and universities.AB 131 allows students who meet AB 540 criteria toapply for and receive state-funded financial aid such asgrants, community college fee waivers, like the Board ofGovernors Grant (BOG), Cal Grant, and Chafee Grant.16
Financial Aid and ScholarshipsFinancial Aid LabFinancial Aid OfficeFor general questions regardingFinancial Aid or to receiveassistance with the application,please visit the Financial Aid Lab:Student Services CenterRoom 204GIf you need to submit financial aiddocuments, please visit theFinancial Aid office:**Valid photo I.D required**Administration BuildingRoom 138All aid is based for the 2015-16 academic yearTypes of Aid Offered at El Camino College:Pell Grant 575- 5,730Board of Governors Fee WaiverWaives Enrollment Fee!Federal Work StudyUp to 4,000Cal GrantB- 1,473 C- 547ChafeeUp to 5,000Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) 600 Pell Grant: A need-based federal grant based on the cost of attendance of the college or university andexpected family contribution. Students must not already have a bachelor’s degree in order to qualify.There are a total of four disbursements through the academic year. Board of Governors (BOG): Aid given to California residents who demonstrate the financial need. BOGonly covers enrollment fees. No cash disbursement. Federal Work Study: A federal student aid program through which students may gain employmenton-campus in order to earn money to pay for school. Cal Grant: A need-based state grant that has a March 2 deadline via FAFSA. Chafee Grant: A need-based state grant for students currently or former foster or unaccompanied youth. Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (FSEOG): A need-based federal grant. One of themost competitive grants due to limited funds.17
Majors Offered at El Camino CollegeAssociate of Arts DegreeAdministration of Justice*AnthropologyArt:Art HistoryStudio ArtChildhood Education*Communication Studiesfor Transfer (AA-T)DanceEconomicsEnglishEthnic Studies:African American StudiesParalegal Studies*PhilosophyPhysical EducationPolitical SciencePsychology for Transfer (AA-T)Real Estate:Mortgage Brokerage*Real Estate*Real Estate Appraisal*RecreationSign Language/Interpreter Training*Sociology for Transfer (AA-T)SpanishTheatreAmerican CulturesAsian American StudiesChicano StudiesNative American StudiesFilm/Video*FrenchGeneral StudiesHistoryJapaneseJournalism*Liberal Studies (Elementary SchoolTeaching)Music*Denotes a certificate program18
Associate of Science DegreeAir Conditioning and Refrigeration*Architecture*AstronomyAutomotive Collision Repair/Painting*Automotive Technology*BiologyBusiness:Accounting*Business Administration*Business Management*Marketing*Office Admin. - Management*Office Admin. - Office Systems*ChemistryComputer Aided Design/Drafting*Computer Information Systems*Computer ScienceConstruction Technology:Cabinet and Fine Woodworking*Construction Technology*Cosmetology*Electronics and Computer HardwareTechnology:Computer Technology*Fashion:Fashion Design and Production*Fashion Merchandising*Fire and Emergency Technology:Fire and Emergency Technology*Paramedical Technician*General ScienceGeographyGeology for Transfer (AS-T)Industrial Technology*Machine Tool Technology:Machinist*Numerical Control Programmer*Manufacturing Technology*MathematicsMathematics for Transfer (AS-T)Nursing*Photography*Physical SciencePhysics for Transfer (AS-T)Pre-EngineeringPre-Nursing*Radiologic Technology*Respiratory Care*Welding*Electronics Technology*Engineering Technology:Engineering Technician*Engineering Technology*Environmental Horticulture**Denotes a certificate program19
Career and Technical Education (CTE)El Camino College offers a variety of certificate programs. A Certificate ofAchievement is recorded on a student’s transcript, in contrast, a Certificate ofAccomplishment is not recorded on the transcript. Each of the programsrequires completion of courses in a particular field. Unlike degree programs,courses outside the field are not generally required.Certificate of Achievement Certificate of Achievement: is awarded to students who complete theprescribed program with a 2.0 grade point average. Certificate of Achievement with Honors: is awarded to students whocomplete the prescribed program with a 3.0 grade point average. Certificate of Achievement with High Honors: is awarded to students whocomplete the prescribed program with a 3.5 grade point average or above.Certificate of Accomplishment Certificate of Accomplishment: is awarded to students who complete the.prescribed program with a 2.0 grade point average or above.Each of the programs requires a substantial number of courses in a particularfield. Unlike degree programs, courses outside the field are not generallyrequired. For specific information, consult the El Camino College catalog andthe division dean in the area of interest.20
Career and Technical Education (CTE) Administration of Justice* Administration of Justice/Forensics Air Conditioning Air Conditioning & Refrigeration/Electric Controls Architecture Computer Information Systems/CISCO Networking Administration Computer Information Systems/Microcomputer Applications Manufacturing Technology Computer Information Systems/Microcomputer Support & NetworkManagement Music/Commercial Music Paralegal Studies Paralegal Studies/In ResidenceComputer Information Systems/WebProgramming PhotographyComputer Information Systems/Windows Networking Radiologic Technology* Real EstateMachine Tool Technology/Numerical Control Programmer Art/Computer Animation Art/Digital Photography Art Gallery Management Art/Graphic Design Computer Science Real Estate/Appraisal Art/Illustration Construction Technology Real Estate/Assistant Art/Jewelry Design & Fabrication Real Estate/Mortgage Loan Brokerage Art/Motion GraphicsConstruction Technology/Cabinet &Fine WoodworkingRespiratory CareArt/Web DesignCosmetology School Health ClerkAutomotive Collision Repair/Painting* Sign Language/Interpreter Training Automotive Technology/BrakesSuspension Transmission Drive TrainTechnicianElectronics & Computer HardwareTechnology/Communications Equipment Technician* Automotive Technology/EngineRebuilding/Repair Technician* Automotive Technology I Automotive Technician II Automotive Technology/Tune-Up Technician Electronics & Computer Hardware Technology/Computer Hardware Electronics Technician* Electronics & Computer HardwareTechnology/Electronics EngineeringTechnician Electronics & Computer HardwareTechnology/Industrial Computer Control TechnicianBusiness/Accounting Electronics/Robotics Business/International Business Business/ManagementEngineering Technology/EngineeringTechnician Business/Marketing Engineering Technology/EngineeringTechnology Business/OfficeAdministration Bookkeeping Clerk Environmental Horticulture Business/Office Administration OfficeApplications Specialist Environmental Technology Fashion/Costume Technician Business/Office Administration OfficeClerk Fashion/Fashion Design & Production Fashion/Fashion MerchandisingBusiness/Retail Management Fashion/Fashion StylistChildhood Education/Early ChildhoodEd. Film Video/Production Childhood Education/EarlyIntervention Assistant Fire & Emergency Technology Childhood Education/Infant ToddlerEd.Fire & Emergency Technology/Fire Academy Childhood Education/ProgramAdministrationFire & Emergency Technology/Paramedical Technician Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC) Childhood Education/School Age ChildCare Childhood Education/Special Education AssistantComputer Aided Design/Drafting Speech CommunicationTheatre/Entertainment LightingTechnologyWeldingJournalismMachine Tool Technology/CNC Machine OperatorMachine Tool Technology/Machinist21
Career and Technical Education (CTE)The Career & Technical Education (CTE) program at El Camino College prepares studentsforemployment (Entry Pathway) or for future education (Skilled and Professional Pathways) in a career major or concentration. CTE courses are occupationally specific andtechnical in nature. There are 36 occupational programs offered at El Camino College. Ifyour students are uncertain about a career direction, our career counselors can assistthem to find the path that fits their talents and interests.CTE offers programs for all kinds of students, from high school graduates looking to start acareer, to those who want to work toward transferring to a four-year college or university.Many students enroll in courses to upgrade their skills or develop new ones for differentpositions in the workforce.CTE students learn how to compete in today's workplace while learning valuable skills vitalto their career advancement.Areas of Career and Technical EducationAdministration of JusticeCosmetologyManufacturing TechnologyAir Conditioning &RefrigerationDigital ArtsNursingElectronics & ComputerHardware TechnologyNutrition and FoodsArchitectureAutomotive Collision Repair/ Engineering TechnologyPaintingEnvironmental HorticulturalAutomotive TechnologyScienceBusinessEnvironmental TechnologyChildhood EducationFamily & Consumer StudiesComputer Aided Design/DraftingFashionComputer InformationSystemsFire & EmergencyTechnologyComputer ScienceJournalismConstruction TechnologyMachine Tool TechnologyParalegal StudiesPhotographyPolice Training AcademyQuality AssuranceRadiologic TechnologyReal EstateRespiratory CareFilm & VideoSchool Health ClerkSign Language / academics/cte22
Transfer PathwayStudents who intend to transfer to a four-year college or university mustcomplete the admission requirements at the community college prior totransferring. Requirements vary among institutions. Therefore, students shouldbecome familiar with courses for: 1) general education, 2) major preparation,3) admission requirements to meet minimum eligibility and selective majors,and 4) grade point average (GPA) needed for admission.Admission requirements may change from year to year. It is to the student’sadvantage to select a transfer institution as early as possible and meet with anacademic counselor, transfer center adviser, the university representative,and/or articulation officer for updated information.Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC)IGETC is a series of courses prospective transfer students attending acommunity college may complete to satisfy the lower division breadth/general education requirements at both the University of California andCalifornia State University. The IGETC must be completed prior to transfer. Theuniversities have an agreement with each of the California CommunityColleges that specifies which of the courses may be applied to each categoryof the IGETC. All courses must be completed with a grade of C or better.IGETC is most helpful to students who want to keep their options open. Certainmajors however will not be well served by following IGETC. Students whointend to transfer into majors that require extensive lower divisionpreparation, such as those in engineering or the physical and natural sciences,should concentrate on completing as many prerequisites for the major aspossible before es/co/transfer services/index.asp23
Transfer PathwayThe transfer process for an El Camino College student:High School Diploma orGEDAssociate DegreeBachelor’s DegreeStudents who receive a high school diplomaor G.E.D have obtained 12 years ofeducation or equivalent. This would placethem at a K-12 level. Students must havereceived a high school diploma or G.E.D tobe eligible for financial aid.A degree earned in completion of at least atwo-year program. Students who haveobtained an associate degree have completed 60 applicable units in general education and lower division major credits froma California Community College.Students have the opportunity to continue topursue their bachelor’s degree once theytransfer to a four-year university.Students who obtain a bachelor’sdegree have completed 160 units inboth general education, major (lowerand upper division) and elective units.This places them at a four-year collegeeducation level.24
Transfer PathwaysGeneral UC Transfer Admissions Guarantee (TAG)By participating in a Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) program, you will receive earlyreview of your academic records, early admission notification, and specific guidance aboutmajor preparation and general education coursework.TAG Requirement Agreement: You must meet the definition of aCalifornia Community College student.Complete at least 60 transferrablesemester units by the end of spring priorto fall admission.You can only TAG with one UC except forUCLA, UCB, and UCSD.i.Two UC transferable collegecourses in English Composition.ii. One UC transferable college coursein mathematical concepts.iii. UC Transferable college coursesselected from among at leasttwo of the following three areas:Complete the following seven-coursepattern requirements, earning a grade ofC or better in each course by the end ofthe spring semester prior to fall admission:Arts and HumanitiesBehavioral and SociologicalSciencesBiological and PhysicalSciencesTOTAL NUMBER OF TRANSFERABLE UNITS ATECC: 60-70General EducationCourses(IGETC or CSU-GE)ElectivesGeneral Education Courses(Transferable Units)Visit www.assist.org or the ECCtransfer Web page25
Warrior AthleticsEl Camino College offers 22 intercollegiate sports that serve over 400student-athletes each year. Coaches strongly represent and model the college’smission and that of the CCCAA, while providing strong knowledge, technicalskills, and personal experiences that equate to a successful athletic experience.In addition to Warrior Athletics’ strong history of success in the CaliforniaCommunity Colleges system, El Camino College proudly demonstrates a strongcommitment to educational success, sportsmanship, excellence, and allCross CountrySand VolleyballFootballCross nisTennisTrack & FieldTrack & FieldVolleyballVolleyballWater PoloWater PoloFor more information please call theDivisions of Health Science & Athletics at 310 -660-355026
Student Support Servicesand ProgramsSSTARSThe following pages will entail of many of our programs that promotestudent retention and success. At El Camino College we have a wide arrayof programs that cater to the specific needs of our students.27
Resources and Programs (SSTARS)The Student Success Transfer and Retention Services (SSTARS)committee evolved from the Counseling and Student ServicesDivision in Spring 2003. A focus group formed a committee thatwould support the collaboration, communication, anddevelopment of services for student success, transfer and retention.SSTARS was created and continues to support the mission of ElCamino College.List of SSTARS ProgramsAdmissions and RecordsCalWORKSMatriculation & Student EnhancementProgramsCareer CenterOutreach and School RelationsCareer and Technical EducationProject SuccessCTE Teacher PipelinePuente ProjectCounseling ServicesSeeds Head Start PartnershipEOPS/CARESpecial Resource CenterFinancial Aid & ScholarshipsStudent Athlete Independent Learning(SAIL)First Year Experience (FYE)/ LearningCommunitiesStudent Development OfficeFoster & Kinship Education ProgramStudent Health CenterGraduation Initiative ProjectSupplemental InstructionHonors Transfer Programs (HTP)Transfer CenterHBCU Transfer InitiativeWriting Center & Computer LabInternational Student ProgramWomen In Industry and TechnologyLearning Resources CenterMathematics Engineering & ScienceAchievement (MESA) ProgramMath Study Center28
Academic Resources and Support ProgramsCooperative Agencies Resource for Education (CARE)Cooperative Agencies Resource for Education (CARE) is astate-funded program designed to assist single parents who arerecipients of TANF/CalWORKS who are attending college and guided and supported toachieve their educational goals. CARE is a supplemental support program of ExtendedOpportunity Program and Services (EOPS) at El Camino College. Students must meet bothCARE and EOPS eligibility criteria for CARE.Services:Supplemental grantsBus tokens & gas cardsMeal vouchersChild care for sick childrenSingle parent support groupChild care/community referralsHarriet Buhai
El Camino College 16007 Crenshaw Blvd., Torrance, CA 90506 (310)660-3487 Counselor's Office of Outreach and School Relations Resource Manual 2015-2016 Guide . 2 Resource Index Welcome and Stay Connected 3 Outreach and School Relations Services and Resources
