Los Angeles City College

Accounts Payable & Purchasing Office

Admissions & Records
Student records, applications, transcripts, ID numbers, registration appointments

Assessment
Course placement assitance for English, Math, or ESL courses

Associated Student Government
(ASG) Represents student needs on campus issues

Book Store
Cubstore, textbooks, school supplies, LACC apparel

Break It To Make It
Assistance for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals

Business Office
Fees, payments, parking permits, and refunds

CalWORKs
Welfare-to-work assistance program

CARE
(Cooperative Agencies Resources Education) Assistance for single parents pursuing their educational goals

Career Center
Counseling students on career options, employment trends, vocational testing

Child Development Center
Providing child care for student parents

Community Services
Workshops, seminars, excursions, recreational and other offerings to all members of the community

Cooperative Education Work Experience
Integrating on-the-job learning experiences and academic classroom lessons

Counseling
Academic counseling and educational planning, Guidance for class selections according to degree requirments

Dual Enrollment
Allows qualified students to fulfill high school graduation requirements while simultaneously gaining college or vocational credits

EOPS
(Extended Opportunity Program & Services) Assists low income and educationally disadvantaged students toward academic success

Facilities Management

Financial Aid
Programs, policies, and procedures for receiving financial aid

First Year Experience
Creating success in the first year of college through educational and career guidance

Foster & Kinship Care Program
Provides quality education and support opportunities for caregivers of children and youth in out-of-home care

Genderversity & Multicultural Center
Student resources, specialized counseling, and diversity information

GO Central City
(Great Outcomes for Central City)
Motivating and preparing elementary, middle, and high school students to become future college students

Guardian Scholars Program
Support for current and former foster youth

Health & Wellness Center
Basic primary care, preventive health information, and counseling

Human Resources Office
New employee orientation, personnel, payroll, policies and procedures

Information Technology - IT
High quality technical leadership, resources, and services for students, faculty and staff

Institutional Effectiveness
A data-driven assessment of the accomplishment of the college mission

International Student Program
Assisting transition to a U.S. college with documentation process and academic counseling

Library
Reference Center, books, course reserves, computers

New Student Orientation
All first time students must participate in either an on-line or in-person orientation

NextUP
Cooperating Agencies Foster Youth Educational Support (CAFYES)

Non Credit & Adult Education
Courses in Basic Education, Computing Skills, ESL, Citizenship/English Literacy, Workforce Literacy, Entrepreneurship, Retail and Job Readiness skills

Office of Articulation

Office of Special Services
Assistance and specialized instruction for students with verified disabilities. Authorize academic adjustments and accommodations for students.

Office of Student Life
Providing opportunities for students to enhance their overall personal and leadership development

Outreach & Recruitment
Facilitating the transition of students from area high schools to LACC or other colleges and universities

Peer Mentoring Program
One-on-one peer support for first-year students

Ralph Bunche Scholars Program
Meeting the needs of academically motivated students transferring to four-year universities

Receiving Department

Resources for Undocumented Students & DREAMers

Sheriff's Office
Law enforcement services for LACC

Supplemental Instruction
Mentors supporting students achieve success in the classroom

Title IX
(Gender Equity) Information on legal protection from discrimination or harassment based on gender

Transfer Center
Assistance in transfers to four-year colleges and universities

TRIO Student Support Services
Resources for low income, first generation, or disabled students who have identified transfer to a four-year university as their academic goal

Upward Bound
Working with high school students from low-income and first-generation families

Veterans' Resource Center
Acknowledging veterans’ unique needs while attaining educational goals

Welcome Center
A one-stop location for information about the application and enrollment process, as well as help with FAFSA applications, and Cubcard IDs