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Greetings andCongratulations!This is your official Digital Welcome Kit for TUITIONFREE EDUCATION with the Los Angeles CommunityCollege District’s L.A. College Promise Program!This Kit provides you with important information and registration details so that you can beginyour college education with FREE TUITION beginning with the Fall 2020 Semester at any of theDistrict’s nine colleges.Check this out: we really do offer FREE TUITION for two years for all first-time, full-time students.Chancellor Francisco C. Rodriguez, Ph.D.Included in Your Welcome Kit (click to browse):Page 1.Greetings and Congratulations!Page 2.Official Acceptance LetterPage 3.Registration Steps: Apply to Your College of ChoicePage 4.Frequently Asked QuestionsPage 5.Los Angeles College Promise BrochurePage 9.The Colleges of Los Angeles Brochure1
May 29, 2020Tracking Code: LACP205Dear High School Graduate,Congratulations! I have some fantastic news to share with you and your family. You are guaranteed admissionat any of the Los Angeles Community College District’s nine colleges and you can attend full time for the nexttwo years absolutely TUITION FREE!Let me tell you that again: guaranteed college enrollment AND free tuition for two years!It’s all part of the Los Angeles College Promise Program designed to help you achieve your educational andcareer goals! Any first-time, full-time student can now receive the Promise Program’s tuition scholarship for twoyears—regardless of income, age, academic standing, or immigration status. As a Los Angeles College Promisestudent, you will also receive: Priority registration for classesYour choice among hundreds of certificates and degree programsDedicated academic counseling supportAdditional financial support to assist with transportation, books, or foodA free laptopAccess to emergency aid fundsThe option to obtain an Associate’s degree for guaranteed transfer into the California State University systemto complete a four-year bachelor’s degreeWe realize that right now you probably feel a little uncertain about your future. The COVID-19 public healthemergency has changed many things, but two things it cannot change are your ability to successfully deal withunprecedented challenges and our unwavering commitment to help you successfully transition to college!Your college education is one of the most important investments you can make to improve your future earningpower and lifetime income—and LACCD’s Promise Program will be there to assist you every step of the way asyou complete the first two years of your educational journey.Follow the initial steps outlined in this Welcome Kit to create an enrollment application in the CaliforniaCommunity College system and select one of LACCD’s nine colleges: City; East; Harbor; Mission; Pierce;Southwest; Trade-Technical; Valley or West! Next, fill out the Los Angeles College Promise online form, andcomplete the federal or state financial aid application. We’ll contact you after that, or, if you have questions,email us at asklacp@laccd.edu.College is a big step, but you’ve got this! Remember to make the right choice by making the Colleges of LosAngeles your first choice. We believe in you, so let our outstanding faculty and staff help you obtain the highquality, affordable higher education you deserve.Chancellor Francisco C. Rodriguez, Ph.D.Los Angeles Community College District2
Registration Steps:Apply to YourCollege of ChoiceStep 1Find out more about our nine colleges ply to your LACCD college of choice at laccd.edu/applyStep 2Step 3Step 4You need an “OpenCCC” account with the California Community Collegesystem to apply. You will be prompted at this step to create an accountif you do not already have one.Use your Student ID to declare interest in free tuition atlacollegepromise.org/apply.htmlOnce you submit your college application in Step 2, you willreceive email with a new Student ID. Use the Student ID andTRACKING CODE LACP205 in Step 3.Apply for Financial Aid, either Federal Student Aid atfafsa.ed.gov or California Dream Act at dream.csac.ca.govTo be eligible for maximum aid, complete your financial aidapplication as soon as possible.That’s it! We’ll contact you ASAP about additional steps to claim your free tuition in theLos Angeles College Promise program—just be sure to check your new LACCD email address!Questions? Find your college of choice contact at lacollegepromise.org/contact.html3
Frequently AskedQuestionsWhat is the L.A. College Promise?The Los Angeles College Promise (LACP) is a program provided bythe Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) that offers twoyears of free tuition to all first-time, full-time students regardless of background, immigration status,age or other demographics. You must enroll in one of the District’s nine colleges for the Fall Semester ofthe academic year and you must be a first-time student to community college and enroll full-time. Go tohttp://www.lacollegepromise.org/index.htmlHas the COVID-19 Emergency changed things? Can I still participate in L.A. College Promise?YES! L.A. College Promise is still accepting students and all of the benefits of the program are stillavailable to students.How will I meet the requirements to complete orientation, ed planning and summer transition?All requirements are able to be completed online. Once you complete an application for one of theLACCD colleges and complete the L.A. College Promise Interest Form (http://lacollegepromise.org/apply.html), the college will contact you with instructions on completing the online orientation, having a virtualappointment with a counselor to complete your education plan, and how to select your online summertransition program.Will I receive financial benefits in Fall 2020?YES! L.A. College Promise must complete their Financial Aid applications as part of the Promise Program,either the FAFSA https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa or the California Dream Act financial aidform https://dream.csac.ca.gov/LACP are also are eligible for additional financial benefits for Fall 2020 such as emergency aid andassistance with food or supplies.What if I don’t have a computer or internet access? Can I still bea L.A. College Promise student?All incoming L.A. College Promise students can apply for a free laptopthat is issued for the Fall 2020 Semester classes.I have more questions, who do I contact?For questions, please contact asklacp@laccd.edu4
The Power of the Promise
The Los Angeles College Promise (LACP) isopen to all first-time, full-time students whoenroll at the nine colleges of the Los AngelesCommunity District. The LACP program is helpingto transform the lives of thousands of studentsby providing free tuition for two years along withcomprehensive student support services andunique educational opportunities to help themcomplete their two- or four-year degree or careereducation goals. The LACP is turning the dreamof an affordable college education into reality.Key elements of the LACP include: Free tuition for two years Priority enrollment and registration Additional financial resources for books,food or transportation Free laptop for first-year LACP students Dedicated academic, counseling andfinancial aid services Unique study opportunities such as theThe Los Angeles College Promisebenefits The Greater Los AngelesCounty Region and California by:Mayor’s Young Ambassador Program:https://www.lamayor.org/mayaThe LACP is a student success program open toall first-time, full time students, regardless ofage or background. The goal is to help studentson their higher education journey to obtainsuccess and equitable outcomes in a timelyand efficient manner.Increasing the numberand rate of college-boundhigh school seniorsStimulating the economyby responding to theworkforce readiness gapin CaliforniaHelping studentsachieve their dreams
Core ComponentsEarly Outreach & engagement with allLos Angeles County high school students Free help with Federal Student Aid(FAFSA) application Priority registration to LACCD collegesCompared to Non-LACP students,the Fall 2017 LACP students achieved: Pre-enrollment support services Almost double the completion rates of Education Plan assistance Summer Transition experience priorto first yearStudent Experience Free tuition for two years 12 to 15 units per semester Structured schedule including requiredEnglish and math Regular success coaching & mentoringEnglish 101 and Transfer Math in the first year Higher rates of full-time Fall-to-Fallpersistence Higher rates of 60 unit completionafter two years Almost double the rate of degree completionafter two years Greater access to financial aidStudents by Ethnicity Financial assistance for books, food orAsian, 2%transportationBlack, 5% Free laptop for first-year LACP studentsFilipino, 2%Hispanic, 86%White, 5%Cohort 1 & 2 Student DataAcademic Years 17/18 & 18/19 9,483 identified as LACP students 75% of LACP students persisted to thesecond Fall; 50% persisted full-time Approximately 18% of LACP students werenot eligible for the state fee waiver(College Promise Grant – formerly BOG) Approximately 50% of LACP studentsreceived the Federal Pell grant Approximately 75% of LACP studentsidentified as Latinx
Full-time EnrollmentResearch shows that full-time enrollment is a keyfactor in a student’s higher education success,but the cost of tuition, textbooks, food, housing,transportation and other expenses make full-timeenrollment a challenge. Meanwhile, Californiacontinues to face shortages of qualified, collegeeducated workers who are needed to maintain thestate’s robust economy and viable workforce.The Power of the PromiseThe Los Angeles College Promise is demonstrating positive results. Open to any first-time, full-time student,the student success program covers the first two years thanks to the continued support from state andlocal elected leaders, community members, the philanthropic arena and other stakeholders. The LACP is adynamic and powerful program that is fulfilling the promise to create a City of Graduates in Los Angeles.Los Angeles College Promise Student Successes24%—56%59%Increase in full-timeenrollment ofLAUSD enteringstudentsIncrease in thenumber of studentscompleting a degreein two years—Increase inenrollment ofLAUSD graduatesinto LACCD—The comparison group is first-time, full-time students in 2016 from LAUSD schools.The Colleges of Los AngelesLACOLLEGEPROMISE.ORGThe Los Angeles College Promise is a partnership between:20200114v2b2019–2020 Board of TrusteesAndra Hoffman, President Steven F. Veres, Vice President Gabriel Buelna, Ph.D., 2nd Vice PresidentMike Fong Ernest H. Moreno Scott J. Svonkin David Vela Alfredo Gama Salmeron, Student Trustee2019–2020 District AdministrationFrancisco C. Rodriguez, Ph.D., Chancellor Melinda A. Nish, Ed.D., Interim Deputy ChancellorRyan M. Cornner, Ed.D., Vice Chancellor of Educational Programs and Institutional EffectivenessLaurence B. Frank, J.D., Interim Vice Chancellor of Workforce and Resource Development Carmen V. Lidz, MS, Vice Chancellor/Chief Information OfficerRobert B. Miller, DPA, Vice Chancellor of Finance and Business Services Albert J. Roman, DPA, Vice Chancellor of Human ResourcesJeffrey M. Prieto, J.D., General Counsel Rueben C. Smith, D.C.Sc., Chief Facilities ExecutiveA publication of the LACCD Office of Communications. January 2020.
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LACCD FACTSThe Los Angeles Community College District was officially established in 1969, but two of its colleges,Los Angeles Trade-Technical College and Los Angeles City College, can proudly trace their historic rootsback to the 1920s. During the 1940s, East, Harbor, Pierce and Valley colleges opened their doors; followedby Southwest and West in the 1960s and Mission in 1975. Today, the District covers about 900 square miles,with nine colleges serving the residents of more than 30 incorporated cities or county communities alongwith 11 public school districts of Los Angeles County. From those humble beginnings more than 85 yearsago, the District’s nine colleges, collectively, have helped to educate close to 4 million students.Enrollment 2018–2019Degrees & Certificates Awarded 2018–2019Los Angeles City College28,102Associates DegreesEast Los Angeles College58,861Associate Transfer DegreesLos Angeles Harbor College11,954CertificatesLos Angeles Mission College*17,136Skill Certificates3,626Los Angeles Pierce College28,872Non-Credit Certificates1,707Los Angeles Southwest College11,389Bachelor DegreesLos Angeles Trade-Technical College22,982Los Angeles Valley College26,969West Los Angeles College20,385Total Enrollment226,650Student Educational Goals Fall 201810,9334,43810,40148Students by Ethnicity 2%Filipino1.8%General fic Islander0.3%Undecided14.9%American Indian0.2%Students by Gender 2018–2019Female57.0%Male42.9%Students by Age 2018–2019Under 2028.0%20–2426.5%25–3423.1%35 and Over22.4%Transfer dent 251International 251In-State Private555Out-of-State758*Includes Instructional Television (ITV) 46FTE Students 2018–2019CreditNon-CreditData retrieved from CCCCO Data Mart, CSU Institutional Research &Analyses, LACCD Educational Programs and Institutional Effectivenessdivision, and UC Information Center.Tuition Fees(Cost per Unit)TOTAL90,9867,15398,139
SANTA CLARITACCDANTELOPE VALLEYCCD5SAN FERNANDOVENTURACCDPASADENA AREACCDSAN FERNANDO VALLEYBURBANKBURBANK UNIFIEDGLENDALECCD695LOS ANGELESLOS ANGELES11LOS ANGELES UNIFIEDLAS VIRGENES UNIFIED2ALHAMBRABEVERLY HILLSUNIFIEDALHAMBRA UNIFIEDMONTEREY PARKSANTA MONICACCD138SANTAMONICACCDMONTEBELLO10MONTEBELLO UNIFIEDCULVER CITYUNIFIEDRIO HONDOCCD12LAXLOS ANGELES COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT:1. D ISTRICT OFFICES770 Wilshire Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90017www.laccd.edu2. L OS ANGELESCITY COLLEGE855 N. Vermont Ave.Los Angeles, CA 90029www.lacitycollege.edu5. L OS ANGELESMISSION COLLEGE13356 Eldridge Ave.Sylmar, CA 91342www.lamission.edu9. L OS ANGELESVALLEY COLLEGE5800 Fulton Ave.Valley Glen, CA 91401www.lavc.edu6. LOS ANGELESPIERCE COLLEGE6201 Winnetka Ave.Woodland Hills, CA 91371www.piercecollege.edu10. W EST LOS ANGELESCOLLEGE9000 Overland Ave.Culver City, CA 90230www.wlac.edu3. E AST LOS ANGELESCOLLEGE7. L OS ANGELES1301 Avenida Cesar ChavezSOUTHWEST COLLEGEMonterey Park, CA 917541600 W. Imperial Highwaywww.elac.eduLos Angeles, CA 90047www.lasc.edu4. L OS ANGELESHARBOR COLLEGE111 Figueroa PlaceWilmington, CA 90744www.lahc.edu8. LOS ANGELESTRADE-TECH COLLEGE400 W. Washington Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90015www.lattc.edu11. VAN DE KAMPINNOVATION CENTER2930 Fletcher DriveLos Angeles, CA 900657COMPTONCCDCERRITOSCCDGARDENAEL CAMINOCCD12. S OUTH GATEEDUCATIONAL CENTER2340 Firestone Blvd,South Gate, CA 90280CARSONLONG BEACHCCDNORTHORANGECCD4PALOS VERDES PENINSULA UNIFIEDPUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS SERVED:Alhambra City &High School DistrictBeverly Hills UnifiedBurbank UnifiedCulver City UnifiedGarvey School DistrictLas Virgenes UnifiedLos Angeles UnifiedCOASTCCDMontebello UnifiedPalos Verdes Peninsula UnifiedSan Gabriel UnifiedSanta Monica – Malibu UnifiedCITIES SERVED:Agoura HillsAlhambraBell (part)Bell Gardens (part)Beverly HillsBurbankCalabasasCarson (part)CommerceCudahyCulver City (part)Downey (part)El Segundo (part)GardenaHawthorne (part)Hidden HillsInglewood (part)LomitaLong Beach (part)Los Angeles (part)Lynwood (part)MaywoodMontebello (part)Monterey Park (part)Palos Verdes EstatesPico Rivera (part)Rolling HillsRolling Hills EstatesRosemead (part)San FernandoSan Gabriel (part)Santa Monica (part)South Gate (part)Temple City (part)Torrance (part)VernonWest HollywoodWestlake VillageMAP KEY:Los Angeles UnifiedSchool DistrictLos Angeles CommunityCollege DistrictAdjacent CommunityCollege DistrictsCCD Community College District
ABOUT LACCDEnrollmentLACCD is the largest community college district inCalifornia and among the largest in the nation. Currently,LACCD enrolls about 230,000 full- and part-time studentsat its nine colleges. For the 2018–2019 Academic Year,enrollment was 226,650 students.Academic AchievementFor 2018–19, the District conferred more than 31,000awards, including two-year degrees and certificates. Nearly4,500 of those awards were transfer degrees. In addition,West Los Angeles College is the highest producingcommunity college in California for four-year bachelor’sdegrees. Last year, 48 students earned their bachelor’s inDental Hygiene, more than a 70-percent increase over the29 students who were the first-ever in the District toreceive similar bachelor’s degrees in 2018.Los Angeles College Promise ProgramThe Los Angeles College Program program entered its thirdyear of operations with the fall term of the 2019–2020Academic Year. Currently, about 9,500 students are enrolledin the student success program that provides two full yearsof free tuition, free laptop computers, priority registrationand access to educational and financial aid counseling forfirst-time, full-time students who enroll in the program. InMay 2019, about 500 of the first-ever cohort of studentswho first began in the program in 2017 graduated.an important source of economic stability and upwardmobility for some of the neediest residents of Los AngelesCounty. An LACCD graduate with an AA degree orcertificate is likely to earn almost 40 percent more thanpersons who only have a high school diploma.DiversityLACCD is a leading educator in California for Latinx andAfrican-American students, including DACA students. TheDistrict’s nine colleges combined educates nearly twice asmany Latinx and African-American students than theUniversity of California system. All nine colleges aredesignated as Hispanic Serving Institutions.VeteransLACCD proudly serves and welcomes all U.S. Veterans.During the 2018–2019 Academic Year, our colleges awarded391 AA degrees to Veterans and 338 certificates. Totalenrollment of Veterans at the nine colleges is about 2,600.LACCD Featured on PBSTwo LACCD colleges are part of a new PBS televisionseries on the important role of California’s communitycolleges in training the workforce of today and tomorrow.“Inside California Education: Community Colleges” looks atthe HireLAX construction jobs program at Los AngelesSouthwest College and the highly successfully NursingProgram at Los Angeles Harbor College. Watch the videosnow using the following QR code links:Financial AidAbout half of all LACCD students report their incomes atnear or below the poverty line. During the 2018–2019Academic Year, LACCD distributed 243,476,779 infinancial aid awards, not including student loans. Thisfinancial aid is critical to opening the doors of highereducation to those who could not otherwise afford college.Research shows that an education at LACCD’s colleges isThe Colleges of Los AngelesL AC C D . E D ULos AngelesHarbor CollegeNursing Program@ L ACCD@ L ACCDLos AngelesSouthwest CollegeHireLAX Program@ LACCD EDU2019–2020 BOARD OF TRUSTEESAndra Hoffman, President Steven F. Veres, Vice President Gabriel Buelna, Ph.D., 2nd Vice PresidentMike Fong Ernest H. Moreno Scott J. Svonkin David Vela Alfredo Gama Salmeron, Student Trustee2 0 1 9 – 2 0 2 0 D I S T R I C T A D M I N I S T R AT I O NFrancisco C. Rodriguez, Ph.D., Chancellor Melinda A. Nish, Ed.D., Interim Deputy ChancellorRyan M. Cornner, Ed.D., Vice Chancellor of Educational Programs and Institutional EffectivenessLaurence B. Frank, J.D., Interim Vice Chancellor of Workforce and Resource Development Carmen V. Lidz, MS, Vice Chancellor/Chief Information OfficerRobert B. Miller, DPA, Vice Chancellor of Finance and Business Services Albert J. Roman, DPA, Vice Chancellor of Human ResourcesJeffrey M. Prieto, J.D., General Counsel Rueben C. Smith, D.C.Sc., Chief Facilities ExecutiveA publication of the LACCD Office of Communications. January 2020.20200124v2b
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