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WELCOME HORNETS!Today, our primary purpose is to ensure you Learn about academic options at Fullerton College Understand your multiple measures placement andcourse options Develop a one-semester electronic StudentEducational Program Plan (SEPP) Learn more about the North Orange PromiseYou may view this presentation at counseling.fullcoll.edu in theCounseling Center website under “Student Resources Group Advising”

MATRICULATION STEPS1. Apply to Fullerton College www.fullcoll.edu2. Orientation – Online through MyGateway3. Placement for Math, Reading and English andEnglish as a Second Languages (ESL) courses.Completed with a Fullerton College Counselor.4. First semester electronic Student EducationalProgram Plan (SEPP)A better registration date may be given to studentswho have completed steps 1-4

CHANGES IN ASSESSMENTDue to AB 705: Assessment for Math and English is no longerprovided. All students have the right to access transfer levelcourse work and academic credit ESL course work. Pleaseprovide the following information to assist the counselor withplacement: High School transcripts (such as geometry, foreign language,etc.) or self-reporting Other college transcriptsESL students can now access the Fullerton Colleges ESL GuidedSelf -Placement remotely by visiting the Assessment Centerwebsite at https://assessment.fullcoll.edu/ and clicking on the FCPlacement Guide link.CELSA assessment is currently not available due to COVID-19

VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION IF YOU HAVEA DEGREE FROM YOUR COUNTRYCalifornia State University (CSU) and University of California (UC) are public transferuniversities and may not admit students who want to earn a second Bachelor’s Degree.If you are thinking about transferring to a CSU/UC and you already have a degree that isequal to a Bachelor’s Degree, please inform your counselor about this during yourappointment while planning your courses. There may be just a few majors that allowstudents to get a second Bachelor’s Degree or some CSUs/UCs that allow admission to allmajors. Counselors can provide guidance so that students can research more about earninga second Bachelor’s degree from a CSU/UC.If you do not share your degree information with the CSUs/UCs, that is consideredacademic dishonesty on your record and they will never allow you admission.Our community college system may accept some foreign credit toward electives. Ask acounselor for more details.

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE COURSE SEQUENCEORSUPPORT COURSES FORESL STUDENTS*After completing ESL 190 F,all students are encouragedto enroll in either ENGL 100F or ENGL 101 F. Studentsshould discuss their optionswith their counselor and/ortheir ESL instructor.*Elective course offerings vary by semester.For more information about our ESL courses and support courses please visithttps://humanities.fullcoll.edu/esl/

ENGL 101 F for ESL STUDENTSFALL 2020NEW!ENGLISH 101 F - For ESL StudentsEnhanced College Writing - 5 unitsThe course below is a special section of English 101 Fproviding additional reading, writing, and languagesupport for non-native English speakers.To enroll in this class:Continuing students must pass ESL 186 or ESL 190. New students must completethe ESL Guided Self-Placement and meet with a counselor for course placement.CRNDAYSTIMEFACULTYROOM14292TTH8:00 AM - 10:30 AMGaitatjis, E.72113324MW10:40 AM - 1:10 PMRosen, E.722TRANSFERS TO UC/CSU. MEETS IGETC 1A AND CSU A2 REQUIREMENTS.

MATHEMATICS CLASSES FOR NON-STEM MAJORSMATH COURSES FOR NON-STEM MAJORSSEE A COUNSELOR TO SELECT THE APPROPRIATE MATH COURSE FOR YOUR MAJORMATH 100 F is a common choice for college majors in the Arts and Humanities.Some college majors do not require a specific math class, for many majors in the Arts (Music, Theatre, Art, Film, Dance) and Humanities (English, ForeignLanguage, History, Philosophy) MATH 100 F can be a good choice.MATH 100 FLIBERAL ARTSMATHEMATICSMATH 203 FMATHEMATICS FORFUTURE ELEMENTARYTEACHERSOptional Support ClassMATH 120 FINTRODUCTORYPROBABILITY&STATISTICSSomeMATH 120 Fsections arelinked toMATH 026 FSOSC 120 FINTRODUCTION TOPROBABILITY &STATISTICSPSY 161 FELEM. STATISTICSFOR BEHAVIORALSCIENCEMATH 129 FCOLLEGE ALGEBRAFOR BUSINESSMATH 026 FSUPPORT FORINTRODUCTORYSTATISTICSMATH 100 F to MATH 203 F is a common choice for elementary education teaching.California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) Liberal Studies majors and CSUF Child Development majors (option in ElementaryEducation) often choose this math sequence.MATH 120 F is a common choice for majors in the Social Sciences and Nursing and can sometimes work for Business Administration to theCalifornia State University (CSU) system.Fullerton College has three statistics choices (MATH 120 F, PSY 161 F and SOSC 120 F). Your major and/or transfer school may beokay with any of them or may want a specific one. MATH 120 F is commonly taken by Nursing majors. Getting the ADT inBusiness Administration (CSU transfer) allows MATH 120 F as an alternate choice to Calculus. MATH 026 F adds extra support forMATH 120 F; some MATH 120 F sections are linked with MATH 026 F.SOSC 120 F is a common choice for Sociology majors and for majors that are ok with any Statistics class.SOSC 120 F is usually one of the choices for Sociology majors. Some Sociology programs may even be okay with the other two statistics choices (PSY161 Fand MATH 120 F). Some majors are okay with any Statistics class and SOSC 120 F may be listed as one of the options.PSY 161 F is a common choice for majors in Psychology.PSY 161 F is usually the choice for all Psychology majors. Some Psychology programs may even be ok with the other statistics choices (SOSC 120 F and MATH120 F). However, many schools will want PSY 202 F (Research Methods) which requires PSY 101 F and PSY 161 F to be taken first, so to be safe take PSY 161 F.MATH 130 FCALCULUSFOR BUSINESSMATH 129 F to MATH 130 F is a common choice for Business Administration majors.California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) Business Administration majors are required to take MATH 130 F or MATH 151 F(exception: those that get the ADT may take MATH 120 F). University of California (UC) Riverside is also okay with MATH 130 F,other University of California schoools may want MATH 151 F.BUS 151 FBUS 151 F or BUS 101 F are good for the CSU if your major does not require a specific math class and are also a good choices for our non-transfer related associate degrees.BUS 101 FAs of Fall 2020 BUS 151 F and BUS101 F are good for the CSU if your major does not require a specific college level math; BUS 151 F and BUS 101 F are alsogood choices for our non-transfer related associate degrees. Be aware that these courses do not fulfill the math requirement to transfer to the UC system.BUSINESS MATHEMATICSorPERSONAL FINANCIALMANAGEMENT

MATHEMATICS CLASSES FOR STEM MAJORSMATHCOURSESSTEMMAJORSSEE A COUNSELOR TO SELECTTHE APPROPRIATEFORMATH COURSEFOR YOURMAJOR AND CAREER PATHOptional Support ClassMATH 255 FLINEARALGEBRAMATH 031 FSUPPORT FORCOLLEGEALGEBRASomeMATH 141 Fsections arelinked toMATH 031 FMATH 171 FDISCRETEMATHEMATICSMATH 141 FCOLLEGEALGEBRAMATH 172 FGRAPH THEORYAND LINEARALGEBRAMATH 142 FTRIGONOMETRYMATH 151 FCALCULUS 1MATH 152 FCALCULUS 2MATH 251 FMULTIVARIABLECALCULUSMATH 252 FLINEARALGEBRA ANDDIFFERENTIALEQUATIONSMATH 253 FADDITIONALTOPICS INLINEARALGEBRAMATH 260 FORDINARYDIFFERENTIALEQUATIONSMATH 151 F is a common starting point for many Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) majors. Some students may need to take both MATH 141 F (CollegeAlgebra) and MATH 142 F (Trigonometry) in order to take MATH 151 F (Calculus 1). Some Business Administration majors and Economics majors toward the University of California(UC) system will ask for MATH 151 F and MATH 152 F.Common majors that require classes from this sequence include: Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Computer Science, Engineering, Geology, Mathematics, Physics.Some Business Administration majors and Economics majors toward the University of California (UC) system will ask for MATH 151 F and MATH 152 F.Career paths that require classes from this sequence include: dentistry, medicine, optometry, pharmacy, Physician Assistant, Physical Therapy. Be aware that many of these careerpaths do not require majoring in a STEM field for your Bachelor’s degree. However, many of these career paths will require many math and science courses which align with community college level classes in STEM majors. So yes, a major in Art, Theatre, English, Psychology and other non-STEM majors can be a doctor but they will need all of the classes required forentry into medical school including math courses on this sequence and various science courses; these courses can be taken at Fullerton College.

TUTORINGFORMATHCOURSESTUTORINGSUPPORTSAND SUPPORTSFORMATHEMATICSFC MILES(Fullerton College MathInstitute for LearningEnhancement Success)FC MILES is a free, non-credit program intended to provide students with extra support in math.FC MILES is a math program designed to help students strengthen their math skills. In the summer, students will prepare for the mathclass they will take in fall. During the the fall and spring semesters, FC MILES offers concurrent support for students enrolled in a mathclass, primarily Math 100 F, 120 F, and 141 F. Click the hyperlink in the box to the left to visit the FC MILES website.Math Lab provides students with the support and services they need to help them be successful in their math courses.MATH LAB(a zero-unit,no cost, no credittutoring course)ACADEMICSUPPORT CENTER(embedded tutoringmath classes)Students enrolled in any Fullerton College math class are eligible to enroll in this zero unit non-credit course and use the Math Lab. TheMath Lab is only available for virtual tutoring at this time. To access the virtual Math Lab, please ask your instructor for the Zoom ID orfeel free to email mathlab@fullcoll.edu for virtual access. This Lab provides students with the support and services they need to helpthem be successful in their math courses, prepare them for the next level of mathematics and acquire skills necessary to their timelyadvancement toward their goals. Students will find instructors and qualified tutors available for assistance in solving mathematicalproblems or in understanding mathematical concepts. Click the hyperlink in the box to the left to visit the MATH LAB website.The Academic Support Center offers embedded tutors in mathematics classes.As a part of the Library/Learning Resources, Instructional Support Programs & Services Division, the Academic Support Center (ASC)provides instructional support services to students, faculty, and staff with the aim of helping students achieve academic success. TheASC is comprised of four related services: the Skills Center, the Reading Center, the Tutoring Center, and the Writing Center. The Academic Support Center does not focus specifically on Math tutoring, that’s the MATH LAB, but it does offer tutors that are embedded intosome college classes, including math. Click the hyperlink in the box to the left to see the classes with embedded tutors.North Orange Continuing Education (NOCE) offers courses to refresh on your basic math, pre-algebra and elementary algebra.NORTH ORANGECONTINUINGEDUCATIONNorth Orange Continuing Education (NOCE) has a comprehensive presence in the community and is recognized for excellence. NOCEembraces multiple facets of diversity and is committed to outcome-oriented educational opportunities in preparing students forproductive civic engagement. NOCE is an effective and affordable option for students who are acquiring personal, academic, and careerskills. NOCE is responsive to evolving community needs. NOCE offers courses to refresh on your basic math, pre-algebra and elementaryalgebra. Click the hyperlink in the box to the left to visit the NOCE website.