The Academic Support Center (ASC) provides free services to ALL Fullerton College students and staff to help them achieve academic success. The Center is comprised of three related areas: the Skills Center, the Tutoring Center, and the Writing Center.

The Honors Program offers a variety of courses that fulfill the general education requirements of most majors. You will interact with students from diverse backgrounds and perspectives. Honors courses are innovative classes that encourage all participants to explore the ideas, the people, and the writings that give shape to our world.

The Assessment/Onboarding Center helps students understand English, math, ESL, and chemistry placement. Visit the center’s website for current placement guidance and ways to submit supporting information.

If you have completed relevant courses at another college, contact Counseling for help with prerequisite clearance.

The mission of the library is to assist students, faculty, and staff in attaining their educational and informational goals in a supportive library environment by offering a combination of innovative and traditional library services.

The mission of the Distance Education Department is to support the success of Fullerton College students who use educational technology in face-to-face, hybrid, and online courses.

Fullerton College uses Canvas to facilitate online and hybrid courses.

STEM at Fullerton College is comprised of our Natural Sciences, Mathematics/Computer Science, and Counseling Departments' support for you in any major/career path that is related to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

MESA is an academic support program for educationally disadvantaged students pursuing degrees in mathematics, engineering, science, and technology fields. Provides tutoring, study groups, transfer assistance, and a supportive community for STEM majors.

The Teacher Pathway Program supports students interested in becoming K-12 teachers. Provides guidance on coursework, transfer requirements, classroom observations, and connections to teaching credential programs at four-year universities.

The AJ Pathway Program supports students pursuing careers in criminal justice, law enforcement, corrections, and related fields. Offers specialized advising, career guidance, and connections to transfer programs and career opportunities.

Explore the world while earning college credits! Study Abroad offers opportunities to take classes internationally, experience new cultures, develop global perspectives, and build skills that employers value. Programs available for various destinations and academic interests.

Get help with college technology, student accounts, and access issues through Academic Computing Technologies (ACT). For Canvas course navigation, use the Online & Hybrid Courses resources.

Need a computer for coursework? Review the Library’s semester laptop loan program for current availability, eligibility, and borrowing instructions.

Every student is paired with a dedicated Advocate to help navigate college, connect with resources, and achieve academic, personal, and career goals. Meet with your Advocate via Zoom drop-in, phone, email, or in person at Building 500, Room 511.

The Extended Opportunity Program & Services (EOPS) is dedicated to recruit and successfully retain college students of educationally and socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds.

The primary purpose of the EOPS program is to prepare students to transfer to a four-year university, complete an Associate's Degree or earn a vocational certificate in order to acquire desirable career-related skills to obtain rewarding employment as a result of their educational experience.

CARE was established by the State of California in 1982 as a supplemental component of EOPS to provide support services and activities for the single, head of household student, who also receives CalWORKs/TANF funds as income assistance.

This program was designed to promote self-sufficiency through education, training and student support services.

The Fullerton College CalWORKs Program is designed to promote self-sufficiency through education and employment.

If you are currently receiving CalWORKs/GAIN (otherwise known as welfare or cash aid) for both yourself and your children, you may be eligible for our program.

The Foster Youth Success Initiative (FYSI) Program is committed to supporting ambitious, college-bound students exiting the foster care system. Fullerton College created a support network for our current and former foster youth that includes many of our student support services and programs on campus and that extends to local agencies in the community that deliver services and aid to foster youth students.

The Puente Program is an academic, counseling and mentoring program that has improved college persistence and success rates for thousands of California's educationally under-served students.

The Puente mission is to increase the number of community college students who:

• Transfer and enroll in four-year colleges and universities
• Earn college degrees
• Return to the community as mentors and leaders

The Umoja Program is designed to provide essential educational support and services to increase the academic success, retention, degree completion, and transfer rates of African-American and other students enrolled at Fullerton College.

We accomplish this through monthly workshops, academic counseling, and mentoring. Our aim is to develop a sense of "community" among African-American students, other students, faculty, staff and administrators.

A2MEND supports the educational success, mentoring, and leadership development of African American male students. Contact the Men of Color Center for information about A2MEND and related campus opportunities.

Email mocc@fullcoll.edu or call (714) 992-7741.

Connect with the Men of Color Center for support, community, and information about MOCAN and A2MEND opportunities.

Contact mocc@fullcoll.edu or (714) 992-7741. The college directory lists the center in Building 1900, Rooms 1901–02.

The APIDA Amplified Program provides support and resources for Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi American students. The center offers a welcoming space for community building, cultural events, and academic support services tailored to APIDA student needs.

The LGBTQIA2S+ Resource Program provides a safe and supportive environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, two-spirit, and all sexual and gender minority students. Offers resources, community, and advocacy.

Grads to Be provides comprehensive support for undocumented students, including DACA recipients and AB540 eligible students. Services include academic counseling, financial aid guidance, legal resources, and a supportive community.

Rising Scholars supports formerly incarcerated and justice-involved students in their educational journey. The program provides specialized counseling, peer support, resource navigation, and a welcoming community for students with criminal justice backgrounds.

The North Orange Promise Fee Waiver covers enrollment and health fees for eligible first-time college students for up to two years. Review the program’s current eligibility, financial aid, enrollment, and participation requirements.

Complete the Promise steps early to be considered for priority registration.

The Disability Support Services (DSS) office at Fullerton College advocates the integration of qualified students with disabilities into the mainstream of Fullerton College's programs and services.

DSS is committed to the provision of support services and/or educational accommodations to qualified students with disabilities. This provision ensures access and equal opportunity so students with disabilities may pursue their educational goals.

Re-Entry is a campus program designed for re-entry and/or non-traditional students. Our goal is to guide, connect, and offer support for the greatest possible academic success.

We understand the specific and unique challenges our adult learners face and believe our services are tailored to meet your needs.

FYE helps students transition into college and connect with academic and campus support. Visit the program website to learn about participation and current opportunities.

The Chris Lamm & Toni DuBois-Walker Memorial Food Pantry offers supplemental groceries, snacks, hygiene supplies, and diapers.

Enrolled Fullerton College and NOCE students are eligible, with no unit minimum. Bring a valid Fullerton College ID and a reusable bag. Visit the pantry website for current access details.

Located in the Student Support Center, Room 102.

The mission of the Financial Aid Department is to provide information and financial aid support to all eligible students attending Fullerton College.

Whatever the student's major or career goal, Financial Aid helps students know more about Financial Aid and the application process at Fullerton College.

Their motto is Financial Aid and You: Working Together for Student Success.

Offering all of the materials needed for Fullerton College students to succeed in their education, the Bookstore is located in the Student Services Building (2000) facing Chapman Avenue.

A complete selection of the textbooks and course materials required or recommended by faculty is arranged in easy-to-locate fashion by department, course numbers and CRN.

In addition, extensive classroom and office supplies, study aids, college clothing, giftware, small electronics, books, and snacks are available in the store.

The HRC connects students with food, housing navigation, emergency shelter referrals, CalFresh and Medi-Cal application assistance, diapers, and parenting resources. Staff also help students navigate college services.

Ask about current support options and eligibility; services and availability vary.

Need professional clothing for interviews, internships, or your first job? The Hanger provides FREE professional attire to help you dress for success!

Explore scholarship opportunities through the Friends of Fullerton College Foundation. Check the Foundation’s website for current applications, deadlines, and award requirements.

The Fullerton College Pass Program provides OC Bus access during enrolled fall and spring semesters through the mandatory transportation fee. Visit Student Life & Leadership for current instructions using Wave by OCTA.

The Fullerton College Student Health Services is designed to assist students in maintaining and improving their physical and mental health. The Student Health and Wellness Center, located in the Student Support Center (SSC) Room 108, provides a variety of health services. Currently enrolled full and part time Fullerton College students are eligible to use these services.

To foster well-being, the Mindful Growth Initiative offers mindfulness, compassion, and mindset practices and activities for the Fullerton College community. We welcome your participation in the Initiative, including the following:

• Mindfulness Student Club
• Canvas Workshops in Mindfulness, Self-Compassion, and Mindfulness and Healing for Race-Based Stress and Trauma (all free of charge)
• Growth Mindset, Mindfulness, and Purpose/Belonging Student Workshops
• Academic Courses: MIND 101 and MIND 105

The Student Health and Wellness Center offers free short-term mental health counseling and referrals for students. Speak with a licensed mental health professional about stress, relationships, or other personal and academic concerns.

Call (714) 992-7093 to schedule an appointment. For help connecting with broader campus resources, see the Student Support Resource Team listing.

Use the student self-referral form to request help connecting with support for challenges affecting your college experience, such as housing, financial, academic, or personal concerns.

This form requests resource support; it is not a mental-health appointment booking form or emergency response service.

Find campus support and reporting options related to sex discrimination, sexual harassment, and sexual misconduct. Visit the Title IX page for contacts and available resources.

Find campus safety services, contact information, and emergency guidance. In an emergency, call 911; for campus emergencies, contact Campus Safety at (714) 992-7777 as soon as it is safe to do so.

The Fullerton College Counseling Department provides student-centered counseling services to support the achievement and growth of our diverse student population with the intent of helping students develop their highest potential, fulfill their goals and promote life-long success.

The CLP Center's mission is to help you plan your future. They help you choose your major and career with self-assessments, workshops, career classes and more.

The Transfer Center is a dynamic campus resource available to help Fullerton College students stay motivated, excited, and prepared to transfer to a four-year university. There are many steps to transfer, from college exploration to college selection, major exploration to major preparation, not to mention the entire application process. The center provides services to help students explore, prepare, and succeed in their transfer plans.

The Campus Cultural Center serves as a network "cadena"; connecting students, faculty and staff with each other to celebrate our diverse backgrounds, engage in meaningful dialogue about diversity, and access support services.

The entire campus community is invited to collaborate and participate in the Center activities and services, including:

• Cultural celebrations
• Tours to local museums and cultural sites
• Guest speakers and seminars
• Student forums and conversation circles
• Library of films and documentaries
• Worldfest

The International Student Center supports international students with F-1/F-2 visa advising, academic counseling, campus resources, and student activities. Contact the center for guidance on your individual enrollment and visa circumstances.

The Associated Students (A.S.) represents all Fullerton College students in our shared governance model. This means that students have a voice on every level, ranging from campus committees to District workgroups where issues are discussed and policies created.

A.S. is also responsible for campus events and partners with different departments and organizations to enhance student life.

Explore Fullerton College’s intercollegiate athletic teams, schedules, and student-athlete opportunities. Contact Athletics for participation requirements and support for balancing sports and coursework.

The Veterans Resource Center (VRC) aids students in accessing their VA Education benefits, and the timely certifying of those benefits. The VRC also helps students find veteran-related resources, and provides academic support opportunities.

The English as a Second Language Department or ESL is a program designed for students whose first language is not English. The program offers college level credit classes that prepare students for their academic, career, or other personal goals.

ESL professors have specialized training and experience to help students develop English skills with second language acquisition strategies in listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation.

The Child Development and Educational Studies Laboratory School provides a preschool learning environment and serves as a training site for students studying child development and early childhood education.

Contact the Lab School about age eligibility, enrollment, availability, costs, and current hours before making child-care plans.

Student Life & Leadership helps you get involved on campus! Discover student clubs, leadership opportunities, campus events, and activities. Develop leadership skills, meet new people, and make the most of your college experience.

High school students can get a head start on college! Dual Enrollment allows you to take Fullerton College courses while still in high school and earn both high school and college credit. FREE for eligible students through CCAP partnerships.

Guided Pathways is a framework designed to help you clarify your goals, choose a program of study, stay on track, and ensure you're learning. Get structured guidance from enrollment through completion to achieve your educational goals efficiently.

Find child-care options, basic needs, financial resources, and information about priority registration for eligible student parents. The resource page also identifies campus lactation rooms.