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… to review test-taking, math, reading, writing, science and social studies skills to prepare students to pass a state approved High School Equivalency exam. BSICSKL 061CE Academic Preparation for Students with Disabilities This course is designed for students with disabilities who would like to get introduced to the college environment in order to have a better opportunity for …

… and improve their skills in addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. Basic number concepts are reviewed and applied. This course teaches the student how to add, subtract, divide and multiply fractions. It includes a review of the … manipulation and the relationships between them. Topics include: algebraic concepts and methods involving quantities with expressions, equations, inequalities, and matrices; tables and graphs as tools to interpret expressions, equations, and … to write short essays by following a step-by-step approach. Students learn about the process of writing, from coming up with ideas, organizing these ideas into a well-structured essay, to editing and revising your ideas into final form. …

… updates as the Coronavirus situation evolves. If you have a question about your medical records or wish to communicate with your Student Health Center medical provider, please log in to the patient portal/Healow. If you do not have Healow, … Center (non-medical ELAC staff) is responding via email  for general Health Center questions and requests for assistance with food insecurity, unstable housing, sexual assault, or other needs. Our email address is: shc@elac.edu   Contact … your medical records, please call the on-campus clinic: (323) 265-8651 . Services provided by Via Care, under contract with ELAC. Student Health Center Location: F5-302 To contact ELAC (non-Via Care) Student Health Center staff, please email  …