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… Transfer (AA-T), and Associate in Science for Transfer (AS-T) degrees. Please refer to the ELAC General Catalog for State-Approved Associate Degrees and Certificates. Do I have to get an Associate's Degree to transfer? No, most universities do not require an Associate's Degree to transfer, but …

… The principal place for the transaction of this organization shall be: East Los Angeles College 1301 Avenida Cesar Chavez Monterey Park, Ca. 91754 Football Stadium, E9-118 or where decided at prior meeting Section 3: Colors and Uniforms The … may automatically take part in the Pep Squad Club. Any students wishing to join the actual ELAC Cheerleading Team will have to attend 2 clinics and audition for a position on the team during set tryout dates. Students interested in taking a … member and 9 units be a club member, and must be a current member of the ASU (associate student union). The candidate must have a 2.0 grade point average in all work completed at East Los Angeles College. The term of office for all members of …

… March 30th Museum and Library Internship Workshop 6pm - 7pm PST via Zoom Join us for a one-hour informational and application-focused workshop led by MSCP coordinators. Learn about local, as well as national undergraduate and …

… victim to feel threatened and/or fearful. How do I know if I am being stalked? Does this person: follow you or watch you? approach you at inappropriate times? confront you either alone or in public? show up at your work or home? make unwanted telephone calls or … build a stronger case and better assist you. Click here to find out more information about how to get help if you have been a victim of stalking. … /campus-life/campus-safety/saave/stalking …

… Content Financial Aid - Student Right-To-Know (UC) Students' Rights Students in the Los Angeles Community College District applying for and receiving financial aid have a right to the following: Information on all available financial assistance which includes federal, state and …

… In Your Culture … Not "Just the Way It Is" You may feel that being abused or mistreated is "just the way it is". You might have seen someone in your family hit, yell at, and control another family member. You may have seen this happen to other people in your extended family. You may feel that it is part of your culture for someone to have the right to …