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… … Test Proctoring: EOPS/LACP Letter Additional Letters Special Equipment: Shared Notes Program click here to get a free download.   DSPS Resources Student Comment Form Students Rights and Responsibilities Events Calendar Contact Information …

… legally changed your name and would like to update your records, please contact Admissions & Records. Graduation How do I apply to graduate? Students can apply for graduation by making an appointment to meet with a counselor. During the appointment, the counselor will evaluate … what is the next step? Once your Graduation Petition has been submitted, the next step is to visit the ELAC Graduation webpage for the most up to date information on the graduation ceremony. Request an Official Transcript I submitted my …

… Nursing FAQ … Nursing FAQ … Frequently Asked Questions 1. What are the minimum admission requirements? In order the apply to the ELAC ADN Program, the student must: be 18 years or older have a U.S. High School Diploma/ GED/ AA Degree of … eligibility for the RN program. 6. Does the program require a CNA certificate before applying? No, we do not require applicants to have a Certified Nursing Assistant certificate before applying to the program. 7. Can I still apply if I haven’t taken the TEAS test, but plan to take it in a few weeks? TEAS Version 7 Proctored Assessment must be …

… New Student Veterans … New Student Veterans … New Student Veterans Steps To Initiate VA Educational Benefits Step 1: Apply for Your VA Education Benefits The Department of Veterans Affairs has an excellent Veterans Resource Center Appointment …

… students experience language as power, curiosity, playfulness and agency replace what might have been standoffishness and uncertainty.  Tapping African American Intellectual, Spiritual, and Artistic Voices:  Informed by their distinct history, African Americans … artists and spiritual leaders. Umoja sees individuals like Phyllis Wheatley, David Walker, Frederick Douglass, Ida B. Wells Barnett, Robert Johnson, W.E.B. Dubois, James Baldwin, Maya Angelou, Alan Locke, Thelonious Monk, Malcolm X, Romaire …