El Camino College
El Camino CollegeWhere you belong. Where you succeed.WINTER&SPRING 2020Winter session begins January 6Spring semester begins February 15 1.00
2WELCOME TO EL CAMINO COLLEGEWinter 2020Registration Begins for Winter TermLast Day to Pay for Winter Term In PersonLast Day to Pay for Winter Term OnlineDrop for Non-Payment for Winter TermFirst Day to Apply for Spring Graduation and CertificatesRegistration for Winter Term EndsWinter Term Classes BeginLast Day to Add ClassesLast Day to Drop and be Eligible for a Refund of Enrollment FeeLast Day to Drop Without Notation on Permanent RecordLast Day to Challenge Residency Status for Winter TermMartin Luther King Jr. Day Holiday (Campus Closed)Last Day to Drop with a “W”Last Day of Winter TermTuesday, November 19, 2019Friday, December 13, 2019Sunday, December 15, 2019Monday, December 16, 2019Thursday, January 2, 2020Thursday, January 2, 2020Monday, January 6, 2020Thursday, January 9, 2020Thursday, January 9, 2020Thursday, January 9, 2020Thursday, January 9, 2020Monday, January 20, 2020Wednesday, January 29, 2020Thursday, February 6, 2020Spring 2020Online Priority Registration Begins for Spring SemesterTuesday, December 3, 2020Last Day to Pay for Spring Semester In PersonFriday, January 31, 2020Last Day to Pay for Spring Semester OnlineSunday, February 2, 2020Drop for Non-Payment for Spring SemesterMonday, February 3, 2020Lincoln’s Day Holiday (Campus Closed)Friday, February 7, 2020Registration Ends (Full-Semester and First Eight-Week Classes)Friday, February 14, 2020Spring Semester Classes BeginSaturday, February 15, 2020Add Codes Needed to Add Full-Semester and First Eight-Week Classes Saturday, February 15, 2020Add/Drop Period Begins (Full-Semester Classes*)Saturday, February 15, 2020Washington’s Day Holiday (Campus Closed)Monday, February 17, 2020Weekday Classes BeginTuesday, February 18, 2020Last Day to Challenge Residency Status for Current SemesterFriday, February 28, 2020Last Day to Apply for Spring Degrees and CertificatesFriday, February 28, 2020Last Day to Add (Full-Semester Courses*)Sunday, March 1, 2020Last Day to Drop Without Notation on Record (Full-Semester Classes*) Sunday, March 1, 2020Last Day to Drop for an Enrollment Fee Refund (Full-Semester Classes*) Sunday, March 1, 2020Spring Recess (No Classes)Saturday-Friday, April 11-17, 2020Mid-Term Classes Begin (Second Eight-Week Classes)Saturday, April 18, 2020Last Day to Drop with a “W”Friday, May 15, 2020Memorial Day (Campus Closed)Monday, May 25 2020CommencementFriday, June 12, 2020Spring Semester EndsFriday, June 12, 2020* For classes that meet fewer than 16 weeks, please see the class syllabus for deadline dates.How to Reach Us: (Area code is 310)Academic Division Office Telephone NumbersBehavioral & Social Sciences. 660-3735Business. 660-3770Fine Arts. 660-3715Health Sciences & Athletics. 660-3545Humanities. 660-3316Industry & Technology. 660-3600Library & Learning Resources. 660-3525Mathematical Sciences. 660-3200Natural Sciences. 660-3343Nursing. 660-3281Student Services Telephone NumbersAdmissions Office. 660-3414Assessment. 660-3405Bookstore. 660-3380Campus Police. 660-3100Career Center Appointments. 660-6137Cashier’s Office. 660-3142Table of ContentsFees, Payment Deadlines, Refunds.3Financial Aid.4Cross Enrollment.7Academic Resourcesand Support Programs.7Bookstore.8Career & Transfer Center .8Parking, Traffic and Safety. 11Annual Security Report. 11Distance Education.20, 68Short-Term Courses. 132Off-Campus Class Locationsand Abbreviations.144Unlawful Discrimination Complaints.146Campus Map. 147Registration appointment informationwill be available online beginningTuesday, November 12.Winter registration beginsTuesday, November 19.Spring registration beginsTuesday, December 3.How toRegister for ClassesCheck your registration appointmentand register for classes online atwww.elcamino.eduLog in to MyECCand then click on “Registration.”(see page 5 for more information)Counseling Appointment Center. 660-3458El Camino Language Academy (ECLA). 660-6473Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS). 660-3464Financial Aid. 660-3493First Year Experience/Learning Communities. 660-6936Inter-Club Council. 660-6399International Student Program. 660-3431Library Circulation. 660-3519Library Reference. 660-6483Parking Services. 660-6769Records Office. 660-3436Scholarship Office. 660-6541Special Resource Center. 660-3295Student Development. 660-3500Student Government (ASO). 660-3507Student Health Services (closed winter term). 660-3643Supplemental Instruction. 660-3612Transfer Center Appointments. 660-3408Tutoring Center. 660-3511Veterans Resource Center. 660-3486
FEES3Drop for Non-PaymentFeesYou are liable for all fees unless you drop the class by the refund deadline date.Fees are due by fee payment deadlines.ALL FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGEEnrollment Fee. 46 per credit unitParking Permit. 20 per winter termParking Permit - Car. 35 per spring semesterParking Permit Motorcycle and California Promise Grant (formerly BOGFW). 20 per spring semesterStudent Health Fee - Spring Semester. 21 per spring semesterNon-Resident Tuition (subject to change). 285 per unit plus 46 per unitF1 Visa Student Health Insurance (subject to change). 631.48 per spring semesterCredit by Examination. 46 per unitAuditing. 15 per unitTranscripts (first two are free). 6 each; 9 for next day or hand-carryStudent Activities Fee*. 15 per spring semester (optional)Student Representation Fee. 50 per spring semester (required)For your convenience, we offer three ways to pay your fees: Pay online! Just go to www.elcamino.edu and click on MyECC; Bring Visa, MasterCard, Discover, cash or checks to the Cashier’s Office; or Mail a check or money order to:El Camino College; Cashier’s Office;16007 Crenshaw Blvd., Torrance, CA 90506.Mailed checks must be received in the Cashier’s Office on or before the deadline date.Cashier’s Office - Bookstore building, southeast corner, 1st floorRegular Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.Possible extended hours during the first week of each term* Students may opt out of the Student Activities Fee online, via MyECC, within the firsttwo weeks of the semester.All student fees must be paid in full by thefollowing deadlines or you may be droppedfrom all of your classes:Winter 2020:Last day to pay in person:Friday, December 13, 2019Last day to pay online:Sunday, December 15, 2019Drop date for non-payment:Monday, December 16, 2019Spring 2020:Last day to pay in person:Friday, January 31, 2020Last day to pay online:Sunday, February 2, 2020Drop date for non-payment:Monday, February 3, 2020Students on a waitlist for a class must checktheir El Camino College email daily to find outif they have been admitted to the class.Waitlisted students admitted to the classmust pay those class fees by the samedeadlines listed above, or they will bedropped from all classes. For questions aboutthe fee payment deadlines, call 310-660-3142.RefundsStudents must drop their classes throughthe online system at MyECC according tothe following schedule:Winter 2020:Thursday, January 9, 2020Spring 2020:First eight-week classes must be droppedby Friday, February 21, 2020.Second eight-week classes must bedropped by Friday, April 24, 2020.Full-semester classes must be dropped bySunday, March 1, 2020.To receive a refund for a parking permit, return the permit to the Cashier’s Office by therefund deadlines stated above.Refund checks will be mailed by the midpoint of the semester.Address changes should be promptly updated in the Admissions Office or throughthe online system at MyECC.The Student Activities Fee (collected during fall and spring) is non-refundable afterthe second week of the semester.If you are eligible for and receiving a Cal Grant award, keep in mind that you need to take at least 15 semester units per fall/springsemester or 30 semester units per academic year (fall, winter, spring, summer) in order to complete an associate degree within two yearsat El Camino College and/or to complete your bachelor’s degree within four years. Cal Grant awards are limited to four academic years,except for students enrolled in an institutionally required five-year undergraduate program or for students with bachelor’s degreesadmitted to and enrolled in a professional teacher-preparation program.
4REGISTRATION INFORMATIONNon-Resident RefundsTo receive a refund of your non-residenttuition, you must drop your full-semesterclasses through the online system at MyECCor in person with Admissions & Records bythe following schedule:Winter 2020:100% refund: Thursday, January 9, 202050% refund: Thursday, January 16, 2020Spring 2020:100% refund:75% refund:50% refund:25% refund:Sunday, March 1, 2020Sunday, March 8, 2020Sunday, March 15, 2020Sunday, March 22, 2020Financial Aid ProgramsFederal School Code 001197El Camino College offers financial assistance to students through the Federal PellGrant, Federal Supplemental EducationalOpportunity Grant (FSEOG), Cal Grants B andC, Student Success Completion Grant (SSCG),Federal Work-Study, Chafee Grant, and theCalifornia College Promise Grant (formerlyknown as the BOG Fee Waiver), and otherstate grants.Apply for financial aid by completing theFree Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.gov. If you are aCalifornia Dream Act student (AB 540), complete the California Dream Act Application(CADA), in lieu of the FAFSA at https://dream.csac.ca.gov.The best times to apply are October 1 toMarch 2; however, you may apply anytime.Follow the application process listed atwww.elcamino.edu/financialaid to apply forfinancial aid.Apply for the California College PromiseGrant by completing the FAFSA or CADA.Please note that the California College Promise Grant only covers enrollment fees; students may be responsible for paying otherfees, including the student health fee, student representation fee, and the ASO stickerfee.Ensure that you are also meeting the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) policy. (SAPis determined at the end of each semesterfor the subsequent semester.)To maintain eligibility for the CaliforniaCollege Promise Grant, students must meetacademic and progress standards by maintaining a cumulative grade-point average(GPA) of 2.0 and completing more than 50%of units attempted.For assistance and additional information,contact the Financial Aid Office.Student Health FeeStudents pay 21 per spring semester tocover the operation, supervision, programsand services of the Student Health Center.Students must be enrolled and attendingclasses to access the services provided byStudent Health Services.There are exceptions under these conditions:1. L ow-income students who meet theCalifornia College Promise Grant (MethodA) criteria as demonstrated by appropriatesupport documentation of eligibility orincome tax forms as they relate to qualifying income levels: CalWORKs; Temporary Assistance for Needy Families(TANF); College Tuition Fee Waiver for the Dependents of Veterans (CalVet Fee Waiver); General Assistance; Supplemental Security Income (SSI); or State Supplementary Payment (SSP)2. Students who depend exclusively uponprayer for healing in accordance with theteachings of a bona fide religious sect,denomination or organization. Studentswho qualify for this exception may obtaina Health Services Fee Waiver form in theStudent Support Services Division Office.All fee-waiver requests must be submittedby the second week of the term.Students will not be required to pay thisfee if they are enrolled only in classes held offcampus, only in distance education classes,or only in noncredit classes or work site classes. High school students or students enrolledin contract classes only are also exempt.Student health services are provided forstudents 18 years of age or older who paythe mandatory fee. High school studentspermitted to attend the college on a concurrent enrollment basis are not eligible forstudent health services.College students under 18 years of agewho are subject to other admissions criteriamust pay the student health fee and submita parental or guardian consent form to receive health services.Children, including children of students,are not permitted in the Student HealthCenter.Admission RequirementsAny person over the age of 18 or possessing a high school diploma or its equivalentfrom the USA or other nation shall be admitted unless prohibited by law. If under theage of 18, students will qualify if they have 1)graduated from high school or 2) passed theCalifornia High School Proficiency Examination (CHSPE). El Camino College may admitas a special part-time or special full-time student anyone in grades 11 or 12 who, in theopinion of the college president, may benefit from instruction. Concurrently enrolled11th- and 12th-grade students must complywith all policies, follow all procedures, andmeet all requirements by the publisheddeadlines for each semester and/or term.AttendanceStudents who enroll in a class and do notattend the first scheduled meeting of theclass may be dropped from the roster andtheir place may be given to a waitlistedstudent. During the course of the term,students may be dropped by the instructorfor excessive absences. It is ultimately thestudent’s responsibility to drop a course.
REGISTRATION INFORMATIONCalifornia NonresidentTuition ExemptionRequest(Formerly AB 540 Affidavit)California State Assembly Bills 540 and2000 (AB 540 and AB 2000) and CaliforniaSenate Bill 68 (SB 68) allow any student whomeets all of the following requirements tobe exempt from paying nonresident tuitionat California Community Colleges, the California State University (CSU), and the University of California (UC).1. Attendance at California schools. This requirement may be met in either of the following two ways: Total attendance (or attainment of credits earned) in a California high school orequivalent to three or more years of fulltime attendance at California high schools,California high schools established by theState Board of Education, California adultschools (established by a county office ofeducation, a unified school district or highschool, or the Department of Correctionsand Rehabilitation), campuses of the California Community Colleges or a combination of these; or Three or more years of full-time Californiahigh school coursework, and a total ofthree or more years of attendance in California elementary schools, California secondary schools, or a combination of California elementary and secondary schools.2. Completion of a course of study. This requirement may be met in any of the following ways: Graduation from a California high schoolor equivalent; Attainment of an associate degree from aCalifornia Community College; or Fulfillment of the minimum transfer requirements established for the Universityof California or the California State University for students transferring from a California Community College.A student who meets the above requirements must file an affidavit with the Admissions & Records Office at El Camino Collegestating that he/she has an application to legalize his/her immigration status or will filean application as soon as he/she is eligibleto do so. In addition to the affidavit, the student must also provide official high schooland/or college transcripts that clearly showattendance in all semesters and the dateof high school graduation and/or completion of transfer requirements or graduationfrom a California Community College. If thestudent attended more than one Californiahigh school and/or California Com
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El Camino College's buildings cover 1,129,112 square feet and were built at a cost of 28 million. That means 27 structures were completed without any bonded indebtedness to the District. In November 2002, voters of the El Camino Community College District passed Measure E, a 394 million bond measure. The suc-2009-2010 El Camino College Catalog
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The nursing program is offered on two campuses. The main campus is the El Camino College Torrance campus and the secondary campus is the El Camino College Compton Center. Two separate nursing program reviews are being provided for the two campuses. This nursing program review will focus on the El Camino College Torrance campus.
The nursing program is offered on two campuses. The main campus is the El Camino College Torrance campus and the secondary campus is the El Camino College Compton Center. Two separate nursing program reviews are being provided for the two campuses. This nursing program review will focus on the El Camino College Torrance campus.
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Feb 16, 2010 · 2 Welcome to the Distance Education program at El Camino College! El Camino College offers online courses (via the computer). The Student Handbook for Online Courses is designed to acquaint you with our online program, and provide you with the i
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