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… an ADT transfer student meets all the requirements of admission to a participating institution, admission is guaranteed to that college. The ADT (AA-T/AS-T) Commitment is: Guaranteed admission for ADT students meeting admission requirements; … college-tuition rates may exceed 300 percent of resident rates, but students in the WUE pay no more than 150 percent of that institution’s resident tuition rate. This increases affordable higher-education choices for students, and minimizes the … select majors from WUE eligibility.) Meet your school’s admissions criteria–both generally, and for WUE. Along with that school’s general admissions standards, some require WUE students to meet specified GPA and/or ACT/SAT scores. Contact …

… Leadership Team Welcome to the East Los Angeles College Respiratory Therapy Department Website. The Respiratory Therapy Program is a comprehensive and highly respected 2-year program that prepares students for a career in the Respiratory Care field. Our Program combines classroom instruction with hands-on … and Respiratory Therapy Department Chairperson Michael Haines, East Los Angeles College has presented a proposal for a B.S. degree in Respiratory Therapy. This proposed B.S. Degree signifies a significant milestone for our college, paving the …

… non-citizen, a permanent resident who has valid documentation from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security verifying that their stay in the US is for other than temporary purposes or be classified as an AB540 for state aid eligibility only … Academic Progress (SAP) in a course of study leading to associate degree, certificate, or transfer to baccalaureate degree program Not be in default on any federal student loans   Not owe an overpayment of federal student aid Be enrolled as a … Security Number (federal only) Demonstrate an Ability to Benefit You must continue to be actively enrolled in at least one approved financial aid unit at any of the nine Los Angeles Community College District colleges. Active enrollment means …

… Family Violence … Family Violence … What is it? Family violence is a term that includes many types of abuse, mistreatment, or neglect. It can happen in family relationships, as well as to people who … Family? Have any of the following happened to you or someone in your family? Physical Abuse: Using physical force in a way that injures someone, or puts them at risk of being injured including beating, hitting, shaking, pushing, choking, biting, … a person from working, or controlling their choice of occupation. Spiritual abuse: Using physical force in a way that injures someone, or puts them at risk of being injured including beating, hitting, shaking, pushing, choking, biting, …