Orientation sessions will be held in Robert B. Moore Theatre, and seniors attending the presentations will each receive a free Senior Day T-shirt. Counseling and financial aid materials will be available, and campus and departmental tours will be conducted. Information about OCC's transfer program and occupational programs will be distributed. Students attending OCC's High School Senior Day will be served a free barbecue lunch. Campus clubs will offer demonstrations and will sponsor food booths, and musical entertainment will be provided.
Orange Coast is one of the leading transfer institutions in the nation.
Last year, OCC ranked number one in Southern California and second in the state in the number of students it transferred to the University of California and California State University systems. Robert Moses, a graduate of OCC's Dance Department, is teaching dance at Stanford University. He heads up his own acclaimed Bay Area company, Robert Moses' Kin . Raised in Philadelphia, Moses moved to Orange County after his junior year in high school because his mother had recently died. A good student, he graduated from La Quinta High School in Westminster.