The program includes both academic and social activities, which bring students together in a peer network. The ESL Support Program and Multicultural Activities Office serves students whose native language is not English. ESL courses prepare students for college-level courses in Associate Degree or Certificate programs. A small number of day courses taught in Spanish fulfill some basic requirements for graduation. ESL Academic Courses Students may earn up to fifteen credits in ESL courses, some of which can be applied to many degree programs at the College.
Classes focus on skill areas essential to students who want to continue their education.
Students enrolled in advanced levels of ESL may also take courses in their chosen field of study when appropriate. All policies related and relevant to College Standards can be found in the Student Policy Guide. The information contained in the College Catalog was checked for accuracy at the time of printing. Changes in College policy and the requirements of Areas of Study are made regularly which could make some of this information obsolete before the next catalog revision. Students should review revisions that are announced each semester in the schedule booklet and check with academic advisors to ensure the current accuracy of important information.