Classes & Academics


	Schedule of Classes
	Open / Closed Classes
	Online Classes
	Academic Calendar
	Final Exam Schedule
	Catalog & Courses
	Instructional Divisions
	Business and Computer Technology Engineering and Technology English Health Sciences Kinesiology, Health & Athletics Languages Library Mathematics Natural Sciences Performing and Communication Arts Dance, Music, Speech, Theater Arts, TV and Radio Social Sciences Visual Arts and Media Studies Community Education Center
	Community Programs
	Community Education Center Noncredit classes or programs that are in the following categories: general studies, technology, business, classes for adults/older adults, Foster Care, Parent Education, comprehensive High School Diploma Program (HSDP) and a GED Preparation Program, Cosmetology, and support services for credit and noncredit students. Extended Learning Center Enrichment classes, fee based, non-credit Summer swim programs Parent Education - Schedule of Classes (Fall, Spring, Summer)


	Transfer & Degree Programs
	Career and Technical Education (Vocational / Occupational Programs)
	Distance Programs
	Telecourses (credit) PCC Online Classes (credit) Extended Learning Center - Online Classes - (non-credit, fee based)
	Special Interest Programs
	MESA - assists educationally disadvantaged students attain degrees in math, engineering and science from four-year institutions Short-Term Classes (Fall, Spring) Study /Travel Programs Scholars Program - program offers high-achieving students strong academic preparation and curriculum planning to help them succeed in their major and achieve a B.A./B.S. degree after transfer. Teaching & Learning Communities helping under-prepared, first-generation college students move successfully from basic skills to transfer and career/technical education courses. Telecourse - College by Television Transfer Programs Ujima - a one-year transfer program that focuses on African American/black cultural issues
	Pre-College and High School Programs
	Fast Track - a program designed for students to begin attending Pasadena City College while still in high school. Off-campus Credit Classes @ Area High Schools - classes are open to regularly enrolled PCC students as well as to those high school students who qualify. Upward Bound - designed to encourage students from low income families and whose parents did not graduate from a four-year college to develop the skills and motivation necessary for success in college and beyond. .XL - designed to help students make a smooth and successful transition from high school to college.

Revised November 16, 2009 by webcoord@pasadena.edu