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… … MONTEREY PARK, CA … - East Los Angeles College (ELAC) Ranked 1 st in the nation with 31,099 total enrollment of Hispanic/Latinx students at a Community College for the 2021-2022 academic year according to the annual Top 100 issue of Hispanic … Outlook on Education magazine . ELAC was also 9 th in the nation with 2,878 total associate degrees granted to Hispanic/Latinx students.  ELAC also finished as a top ten school in the nation for degrees granted in three separate majors. This is … are succeeding as well as a testament to the cultural vibrancy, resiliency, wisdom, and perseverance of our Hispanic/Latinx community,” said ELAC President Alberto J. Román. The Hispanic Outlook on Education is a national monthly magazine …

… tournament represents a significant milestone in the Alumni Association's mission to strengthen alumni connections while generating essential funding for scholarships, student engagement programs, and community outreach initiatives. "We were …

… college and medical students. His Legacy Fund Scholarship provides financial assistance to ELAC students each year. “Creating opportunities for students at ELAC is our responsibility. ELAC was the foundation of my Dad and his family’s …

… Senate President Leticia Barajas, LACCD Vice Chancellor Dr. James Lancaster, ELAC Associated Student Union President Martin Romero, and 2024 Student Graduation Speaker Leslie Reynoso in giving remarks to the class of 2024 and each gave advice …

… of Excelling in Equitable Course Placement. Specifically, ELAC was given this award because their exemplary work in supporting 100% of ELAC Black and African American students to enroll directly in transfer-level English. ELAC was one of 56 …

… Jimenez, College Public Relations Manager, (323) 265-8807, @email Juliet Hidalgo, LACCD Director of Communications and Marketing, (213) 891-2247, @email Award   … ELAC Professor Earns California Community Colleges’ Award … MONTEREY PARK, CA – … …

… day of activities. After the flag raising and press conference, attendees will head to the Husky Pride Center for a ribbon cutting and open house. This is a chance to showcase the new Husky Pride Center and for the ELAC LGBTQ+ community to welcome …

… area. This expansion will help to build a college going culture with more MUSD students and their families so we can continue to uplift our communities through equitable access to higher education. I am excited to see what success is in the …

… and noncredit—were required to take an ESL class concurrently, often straining resources and adding an extra hurdle to completing their studies or career advancement in a timely basis. Students can still take both courses together if they …