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… Department Courses Counseling 1 Introduction to College (1 unit) CSU This course is designed to provide students with the skills needed to succeed in college. Emphasis is placed on study skills and time management. As a result of completing this course, student will have an understanding of … have a broader knowledge of careers and insight into their abilities, interest, values, and personality which will help with the selection of a career choice. Counseling 22 The Transfer Process (1 unit) UC:CSU This course is an introduction to …

… at risk of being injured including beating, hitting, shaking, pushing, choking, biting, burning, kicking or assaulting with a weapon; rough handling, confinement, dangerous or harmful use of force or restraint. Sexual abuse and/or … unreasonable demands; criminally harassing or "stalking"- which may include threatening a person or their loved ones, damaging their possessions or harming their pets; terrorizing a person; exposing a child to family violence. Economic or financial abuse: Stealing from or defrauding someone; withholding money to buy food or medical treatment; manipulating or exploiting someone for financial gain; denying access to …

… Association (AHIMA). They have extensive experience in the field and are committed to student success. Teachers work with students on an individual basis insuring they understand all aspects of the curriculum. Directed Practice is faculty … school or if they have passed the California High School Proficiency Test. High school students may concurrently enroll at ELAC with the consent of their parents and high school and get an early start on their college education and pay no tuition. Applications and information to register for day and evening classes are available from Admissions Office by calling 323-265-8966 . Contact Information …