Earn College Credit While Completing Your High School Diploma!
Through the Adult School Special Admit Program (ASSAP), students enrolled in an adult school like North Orange Continuing Education (NOCE) can take community college courses while working toward their high school diploma or equivalency (HiSET/GED). Thanks to SB554, eligible students can earn college credit without paying tuition, though they are responsible for parking, books, and other expenses.
As a Fullerton College student, including adult learners working toward their high school diploma, you can enjoy many benefits:
- Access to Fullerton College Resources: You can use the library, study spaces, and computer labs to help you with your schoolwork. Also obtain a Fullerton College student ID card!
- Campus Events and Activities: You can join events like career fairs, workshops, clubs, and social activities to improve your skills and make new friends.
- Health and Wellness Services: The college provides health services, counseling, and wellness programs to support your well-being.
- Academic Support: Fullerton College offers tutoring, writing help, and academic advising to help you succeed in your classes.
- Flexible Class Schedules: Adult learners can take evening, weekend, or online classes to fit school into their busy schedules.
- Career Services: You can access job search help, internships, and resume reviews to prepare for the workforce.
- Community and Networking: You can connect with other adult learners for support, advice, and shared experiences.
- Workshops and Events: Fullerton College offers workshops that can help you with resumes, job searches, and preparing for your future career.
- Dual Benefit: Earn college credit while working towards AB540 eligibility.
Admissions Requirements:
- ✅ You need to be enrolled in an adult school.
- ✅ You must be working towards your high school diploma or equivalency (like HiSET or GED).
- ✅ You need a recommendation from the person in charge of your adult school or noncredit program.
- ✅ You can take up to 11 college units per semester.