Compton College Winter 2024 Schedule of Classes

Five-week classes begin Tuesday, January 2

Currently enrolled students are eligible to receive:

• FREE Parking!

• One FREE Everytable meal per day!

• A FREE Metro GoPass!

• FREE wi- hotspots & laptop loans!

• $20/week in Farmers’ Market vouchers!

WINTER 2024

Schedule of Classes

Stay connected with Compton College:

STEPS TO ENROLLMENT

APPLY FOR ADMISSION

Take the rst step – it’s fast and easy! Complete and submit your free application online.

• New and returning students (those with an absence of two consecutive primary terms: fall or spring semesters; excluding

summer and winter terms) must complete an online application for admission.

• You will receive an email with your Student ID # and further instructions within 2 business days excluding weekends and

holidays.

• Ocial transcripts from all accredited colleges and trade schools attended must be submitted to the Admissions & Records

Oce via email, transcript[email protected], or in-person in the Administration Building. Students applying for Advanced

Placement (AP) credit must submit ocial copy of AP scores.

FINANCIAL AID

Need help paying for college? Apply for nancial aid by completing the:

• Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) www.fafsa.ed.gov/ using school code 042817 for Compton College.

• California Dream Act Application (CADAA) for eligible AB 540 students https://dream.csac.ca.gov. Use Compton College school code

04281700.

• A variety of scholarships are also available: www.compton.edu/admissions-aid/nancial-aid/scholarships

• For assistance with nancial aid applications or more information, call 310-900-1600, ext. 2935, or email nancialaid@compton.edu

ORIENTATION

Orientation provides an introduction to academic programs and support services to help you succeed.

• Orientation is only oered online via the MyCompton portal. Students must have an activated Compton College student email

account to access the online Orientation. For more information, call the Welcome Center, 310-900-1600, ext. 2765, send an email

to welcomecenter@compton.edu, or visit the Welcome Center in-person in SSB-114A.

EDUCATIONAL PLANNING

Focus on your goal! Meet with a counselor and complete an educational plan to identify classes that

are required to complete your certicate, degree or transfer program.

• All students have the right to enroll in transfer-level English (ENGL 101) and math (MATH 110, 111, 120, 140, 150, and 170). For

additional recommendations based on high school GPA, please visit www.compton.edu/steps-to-enrollment/english-math-

placement

• Create an Educational Plan

• For appointment information, call the Counseling Department at 310-900-1600, ext. 2076, email [email protected], or

stop by SSB-266.

Ready to register for classes? Login to MyCompton and register for classes on or after your assigned

Ticket Time (registration appointment).

• Registration is based on a priority system. Information is available online: www.compton.edu/admissions-aid/how-to-register.

You can complete the Steps to Enrollment from the comfort

of your home by joining a virtual workshop.

Virtual Steps to Enrollment workshops are available Monday-Friday:

www.compton.edu/steps-to-enrollment/virtual-steps-enrollment.

www.compton.edu/steps-to-enrollment/nancial-aid

www.compton.edu/steps-to-enrollment/orientation

www.compton.edu/steps-to-enrollment/educational-planning

www.compton.edu/steps-to-enrollment/register

www.compton.edu/steps-to-enrollment/index

COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2024 3

CALENDAR / FEES / GENERAL INFORMATION 3

WINTER SESSION 2024

Winter 2024 Registration Begins...................................Tuesday, October 24, 2023

Winter Classes Begin .......................................................Tuesday, January 2, 2024

First Day to Apply for Graduation and Certificates (Spring) ........ Tuesday, January 2, 2024

Last Day to Add ................................................................Sunday, January 7, 2024

Last Day to Drop Without Notation on Permanent Record .......... Sunday, January 7, 2024

Last Day to Drop and be Eligible for a Refund .............................. Sunday, January 7, 2024

Martin Luther King Holiday Observed (Campus Closed) ...........Monday, January 15, 2024

Last Day to Drop with a “W” (Full Term Courses) .......................... Friday, January 26, 2024

Winter Session Ends ......................................................... Friday, February 2, 2024

The Compton Community College District is

committed to providing an educational and

employment environment in which no person is

subjected to discrimination on the basis of actual

or perceived race, color, ancestry, national origin,

religion, creed, age (over 40), disability (mental or

physical), sex, gender (including pregnancy and

childbirth), sexual orientation, gender identity,

gender expression, medical condition, genetic

information, marital status, military and veteran

status, or retaliation; or on any other basis as

required by state and federal law.

Accreditation

Compton College is accredited by the

Accrediting Commission for Community

and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) of the Western

Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC),

an institutional accrediting body recognized

by the Commission on Recognition of

Postsecondary Accreditation and the U.S.

Department of Education. Accreditation

reports are available on the Compton

College website at www.compton.edu/

about/accreditation/.

Mission Statement

Compton College is a welcoming and

inclusive community where diverse

students are supported to pursue and

attain student success. Compton College

provides solutions to challenges, utilizes

the latest techniques for preparing the

workforce and provides clear pathways

for completion of programs of study,

transition to a university, and securing

living-wage employment.

Academic Freedom

Board Policy 4030

The Compton Community College

District recognizes that the search for

the truth and the expressions of diverse

opinions are essential to a democratic

society, learning, and excellence in

education, will encourage and protect

academic freedom. Academic freedom

is fundamental for the protection of the

rights of the faculty member in teaching

and of the student in learning. It carries with

it responsibilities correlative with rights.

Table of Contents

Registration Information ......................... 5

Fees and Fee Holds .................................. 6

Counseling .............................................. 7

Financial Aid............................................ 7

Campus Police ......................................... 8

Student Right to Know ............................ 8

Winter 2024 Classes .............. 10

Oliver W. Conner

College Promise Program .......................15

Fees

www.compton.edu/campusinformation/fees

Enrollment Fee ........................................................ $46 for each credit unit

Health Fee ....................................................................... $19 per semester / $16 per term

Non-Resident Tuition (subject to change) ........................ $320 per unit plus $46 per unit

Credit by Examination ................................................................................... $46 per unit

Auditing ......................................................................................................... $15 per unit

Transcripts (rst two free) .....................................................................................$6 each

Course Catalog ....................................$5 (available for purchase through the Bookstore)

Parking Fee ...... FREE with a valid Compton College Student Parking Permit (see page 9)

Student Activities Fee* (optional) ........................................$10 per Fall/Spring semester

Student Representation Fee** (optional) ............................... $2 per Fall/Spring semester

ALL FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Students are required to pay fees within ten (10) days of their enrollment in courses.

(Administrative Regulation 5030 – Fees)

For your convenience, we oer three ways to pay your fees:

• Pay online! Just go to www.compton.edu and click on MyCompton.

• Bring American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa, cash or checks to the Bursar’s Oce (SSB 161).

• Mail a check or money order to Compton Community College District, Bursar’s Oce; 1111 East Artesia

Boulevard, Compton, CA 90221. Mailed checks must be received in the Bursar’s Oce on or before

the deadline.

Bursar’s Oce (SSB 161) Fall 2023 Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Friday 8:00 a.m. to Noon

Possible extended hours during the rst two weeks of each term.

*Students may opt-out of the Student Activities Fee within the rst two weeks of the semester by emailing the Oce of Student Develop-

ment at studentdevelopment@compton.edu.

**Students are able to opt out of the Student Representation Fee on TouchNet before they pay their fees. Once the fee is paid, it’s non-

refundable.

Compton College Entry to Campus Protocol

• Students are encouraged to perform daily health screenings for infectious

diseases,including COVID-19, and to stay home or seek medical care for any

symptoms identied.

• To report a conrmed positive COVID-19 case, use the online “COVID-19 Positive

Follow-up Questionnaire” via the MyCompton portal.

Institutional Learning

Outcomes (ILOs)

1. Critical Thinking

Students apply critical, creative and

analytical skills to identify and solve

problems, analyze information,

synthesize and evaluate ideas, and

transform existing ideas into new

forms.

2. Communication

Students eectively communicate

with and respond to varied

audiences in written, spoken or

signed, and artistic forms.

3. Community and Personal

Development

Students are productive and

engaged members of society,

demonstrating personal

responsibility, and community and

social awareness through their

engagement in campus programs

and services.

4. Information Literacy

Students determine an information

need and use various media and

formats to develop a research

strategy and locate, evaluate,

document, and use information

to accomplish a specic purpose.

Students demonstrate an

understanding of the legal, social,

and ethical aspects related to

information use.

Individual Program Learning Outcomes

(PLOs) are available in the Course Catalog,

available for purchase at the Bookstore

for $5 or access for free online at www.

compton.edu/academics/catalog.

1111 E. Artesia Blvd., Compton, CA 90221

310-900-1600

www.compton.edu

Admissions

Requirements

Any person over the age of 18 or

possessing a high school diploma or its

equivalent from the USA or other nation

shall be admitted unless prohibited by

law. If under the age of 18, students will

qualify if they have 1) graduated from

high school or 2) passed the California

High School Prociency Examination.

Compton College may admit as a special

part-time or special full-time student

anyone in grades 11 or 12 who, in the

opinion of the college president, may

benet from instruction.

Concurrently enrolled 11th- and 12th-

grade students must comply with all

policies, follow all procedures, and

meet all requirements by the published

deadlines for each semester and/or term.

California Residency

California State Assembly Bill 540

(AB540) allows any student who meets

all of the following requirements to be

exempt from paying nonresident tuition

at California Community Colleges, the

California State University (CSU), and the

University of California (UC).

1. The student must have attended

a high school (public or private) in

California for three or more years or

have attained credits equivalent to

three or more years of high school

coursework and a combination of

three or more years at a California

elementary or secondary school and

2. The student must have graduated

from a California high school

(public or private) or attained the

equivalent (e.g., General Educational

Development - GED or California High

School Prociency Exam) prior to the

start of the term at Compton College.

A student who meets the above

requirements must le an adavit

with the Admissions & Records Oce

at Compton College stating that he/

she has an application to legalize his/

her immigration status or will le an

application as soon as he/she is eligible

to do so. In addition to the adavit, the

student must also provide an ocial

high school transcript that clearly shows

attendance in all semesters and the date

of high school graduation. If the student

attended more than one California high

school, then ocial transcripts from all

high schools must be provided. If the

student graduated through equivalency

as mentioned above, then proof must be

provided.

Student information obtained in this

process is strictly condential unless

disclosure is required under the law.

Students who meet the criteria will

be exempted from the payment of

nonresident tuition but will not be

classied as “California Residents.”

Students will continue to be classied as

“Nonresidents.” Students who are in the

United States under a student or visitor

visa are not eligible.

Equivalent Courses

Courses completed at other colleges

and universities may be used to meet a

prerequisite. Some high school courses,

as stated in the catalog, may also be used

to meet a prerequisite. Students who

4 REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Student Success Center - WINTER 2024

Second oor of the Library-Student Success Center

COMPUTER LAB:

Monday-Thursday: 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday - Closed

TUTORING:

Monday-Thursday: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday - Closed

• Tutoring is oered in-person and online via Zoom

• Subjects: math, science, English, ESL, Spanish & more!

COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2024 5 REGISTRATION INFORMATION 5

have completed equivalent courses at

another college or in high school must

have copies of necessary transcripts.

Do not delay. Order transcripts and

clear prerequisites prior to registration.

Clearance for an equivalent course may

be obtained electronically. Additional

information is available online at

www.compton.edu/admissions-aid/

counseling/Prerequisite-Clearance.

Open Enrollment

Unless specically exempted by statute,

every course, course section, or class,

wherever oered and maintained by the

District, shall be fully open to enrollment

and participation by any person who

has been admitted to Compton College

and who meets such prerequisites as

may be established pursuant to Article

2.5 (commencing with Section 55200)

of Subchapter 1 of Chapter 6 of Division

6 of Title 5 of the California Code of

Regulations.

Student Records

Congress has provided in the “Family

Education Rights and Privacy Act”

(FERPA) that students have certain rights

of access to their education records.

A copy of the Act is located in the

Library. Please contact the Admissions

and Records Oce for any information

regarding your rights under the Act.

Unit Limitations

The student’s program of studies will

vary according to individual needs and

objectives. The maximum full-time

student program for a semester is 20

units. The maximum program of study

for a summer session is nine units. For

the winter term, the maximum program

of study is seven units. A student wishing

to take more than the maximum units

may le an Overload Petition through

the Admissions & Records Oce. Dual

enrollment students have further

limitations identied in Administrative

Regulation 5900.

Students must have completed at least

12 units in one semester at Compton

College or another accredited institution

of higher education with an overall

grade-point average of 2.5 or higher to

be eligible for an overload.

Cross Enrollment at CSU

Dominguez Hills

Compton College students may enroll

at California State University, Dominguez

Hills without a formal admission oer.

Enrollment is on a space-available basis;

students can enroll in a maximum of one

course per semester at CSUDH for $10

per course. All students must meet cross

enrollment eligibility requirements.

Additional information on requirements

and procedures may be obtained at the

Admissions & Records Oce webpage:

www.compton.edu/admissions-aid/

admissions-records/forms.

High School Students

By law, Compton College may restrict

K-12 enrollment based on any of

the following: age, grade, academic

preparation, seat availability or

registration priority. Compton College

will grant college credit for completed

coursework. Students should consult

their school counselor and/or school

district policy on enrolling in college

classes to earn high school credits or

dual credit.

Students - When you enroll in classes

at Compton College, you are considered

a college student and are expected

to act accordingly. Please familiarize

yourself with Compton College policies,

procedures, the college calendar, and

your rights as a student by reading the

class schedule and purchasing a college

catalog from the Bookstore.

Parents - when your child enrolls in

classes at Compton College, you lose

some rights aorded you by the K-12

system. As per FERPA (Family Educational

Rights and Privacy Act), any business

you conduct on behalf of your college

student must be with the student’s

written consent. You, the parent, will

need a note from your child to access

private educational records or to act on

his or her behalf.

Your Compton College student email

is your login to the MyCompton portal.

You will need to use the following

temporary password to get access:

AaYYMMDD! (YY=last two digits of birth

year, MM=two-digit month, DD=two-

digit day) followed by an exclamation

(!) mark. You will be prompted to create

a new password and to authenticate

your account.

Waitlist

Students on a waitlist for a class must

check their @compton.edu email daily to

nd out if a space becomes available in

the class. If a space becomes available,

an email is sent to the student with a

specied time to register for the class.

Students will not be automatically added

to the class. The waitlist time periods are

listed below:

• 48 hours to add the class for Winter

and Summer terms; and

• 72 hours for Summer and Fall

semesters

select “Register” to add the class to your

schedule. If you do not register for the

class within the allotted time you will

be removed from the waitlist. Waitlisted

students admitted to the class must pay

those class fees by the posted deadline.

Add or Drop Classes

TO ADD A CLASS

Students can add classes online without

an add code until the day before the

rst class meeting. After the rst class

meeting, an Add Authorization Code is

needed to register for the class. Classes

are added through the MyCompton

student portal:

1. Go to www.compton.edu, click on

MyCompton (top right corner)

2. Log in with username and password

3. Click on the STUDENT SERVICES

button

4. Select the REGISTRATION AND

PLANNING link on the left-hand side

5. Click REGISTER FOR CLASSES link

6. Search for classes by a variety of

options (Subject, CRN, Day, Time, etc.)

7. Select a class to add to your schedule

by clicking the ADD button

8. Click the SUBMIT button on the

bottom right to add the class to your

schedule

9. When adding the class with an Add

Authorization Code, you will be

prompted to enter the Add Code.

Before adding, drop the classes you

are no longer taking. If you have a

time conict (e.g., a class you are

enrolled in overlaps by one minute or

more with a course you are trying to

add), you will not be able to add the

new class. An Add Code only works

for one student

10. Students have until 11:59 p.m. on

the date(s) listed in the Winter 2023

Calendar, available on page 3 of this

schedule, to add or drop classes.

TO DROP A CLASS

1. Go to www.compton.edu and click on

MyCompton

2. Login with username and password

3. Click on the STUDENT SERVICES

button

1. Click DROP CLASS or REMOVE SECTION

FROM WAITLIST

2. Check the box of the class you wish to

drop

3. Click DROP from the drop-down menu

4. Click SUBMIT (Note: once you click

submit there is no going back. If you

drop a class in error, you will need

to contact the instructor as soon as

possible to request a reinstatement.)

5. Once you successfully drop the

class, review your class schedule

(scroll to the bottom of the screen

to view the updated schedule) to

make sure the class was dropped. For

more information and to view Drop

Policies, please visit www.compton.

edu/admissions-aid/how-to-register.

Drops and Withdrawals

It is the student’s responsibility to

process an ocial withdrawal from class.

Failure to do so may result in a letter

grade of A through F. A student who fails

to properly register or add a class will

NOT receive credit for that class. Adding

after the deadline is prohibited. If a

student drops after the refund deadline,

fees for the classes are forfeited. Any

class subsequently added will require

additional fees.

Students who want to transfer to

a dierent section must complete a

Section-Level Transfer form located

online at www.compton.edu/admissions-

aid/admissions-records/forms.

MyCompton Portal and

@compton.edu Email

As a Compton College student, you

are assigned a free student email

account through Microsoft Oce 365 for

Education. Your student email address

acts as your login to your Oce 365

account and the MyCompton portal.

MyCompton is our online portal that

allows you to view your registration date,

email, add or drop classes, purchase

a parking permit, pay fees, view your

nancial aid status, and much more.

You are required to activate your

Oce 365 account in order to log in

to the MyCompton portal, where you

may register for classes and access

additional student services. Click on the

MyCompton icon to activate your Oce

365 account.

Oce 365 and MyCompton Assistance

Support videos are available for help

activating your Oce 365 account

and logging in to MyCompton at

www.compton.edu/supportservices/

mycompton.

Need help logging into MyCompton?

Call the Helpdesk: 310-900-1234.

Fees and Fee Holds

Students are required to pay fees

within ten (10) days of their enrollment

in courses (AR-5031). A non-payment

hold may be placed on a student record

if registration fees are past due. This

hold will prevent the student from

registering or adding additional courses

for the next and/or future semesters.

REMOVING A FEE HOLD

To register for classes in an upcoming

semester or intersession, all fees must

be paid before registration begins. A fee

hold is automatically removed once the

balance is paid in full.

Refund of Fees

Students must drop their classes

through the online system, at

MyCompton according to the following

schedule:

• The last day to drop a class and

be eligible for a refund is Sunday,

January 7, 2024.

Refunds will be issued through

BankMobile before the end of the

semester. For more information

about BankMobile, and to sign up,

visit bankmobiledisbursements.com/

refundchoices/.

The Student Activities Fee and Student

Representation Fee (collected during fall

and spring terms) are non-refundable

after the second week of the semester.

Non-Resident Refunds

To receive a refund of your non-

resident tuition, you must drop your

classes through the online system at

MyCompton according to the following

schedule:

• 100% Sunday, February 25, 2024

• 75% Sunday, March 3, 2024

• 50% Sunday, March 10, 2024

• 25% Sunday, March 17, 2024

Health Services Fee

The Student Health Center is open by

appointment only; no walk-ins. Please call

213-226-7480 to make an appointment.

Free COVID-19 tests and vaccines, as well

as u shots are available by appointment

for currently enrolled students who paid

the Health Services Fee.

Students must pay $19 each semester

(and $16 per term) to cover the operation,

supervision, programs, and services of

the Student Health Center.

Exception: Students who depend

exclusively upon prayer for healing in

accordance with the teachings of a bona

de religious sect, denomination or

organization.

Exempted: Part-time dual-enrolled

high school students are not required to

pay the Health Services Fee.

Refund: Students who withdraw from

all courses prior to the close of the second

week of the term will be eligible for a

refund of the Health Services Fee. Forms

to request a refund may be obtained

by emailing the Oce of Student

Development at studentdevelopment@

compton.edu.

Prevent Flu This Season- Get Vaccinated!

Following guidance from the California

Department of Public Health, Compton

College advises all students and

employees to get a u vaccine each fall to

help protect yourself and others from the

risk of illness, hospitalization, and death.

Students: Get your free u vaccine at

the Compton College St. John’s Student

Health Center. Call for an appointment:

213-226-7480.

For more information about the

Student Health Center and free services,

go to www.compton.edu/student-

support/health-center/.

Student Activities Fee

All students are charged the $10

Student Activities Fee when they register

for fall and spring classes. Verication

of payment will be done through the

student’s nancial account summary.

Students may opt out of the Student

Activities Fee within the rst two weeks

of the semester.

To opt-out, email the Oce of Student

Development at studentdevelopment@

compton.edu. Students who opted out

of the fee can pay the fee at any time

during the semester.

Students who pay the Student

Activities Fee are entitled to Associated

Student Government (ASG) incentives,

including a free meal daily at the

Everytable cafeteria, free or discounted

admission to ASG-sponsored events,

and free entry to all athletic home

events. Students who pay the Student

Activities Fee are also eligible to receive

exclusive ASG promotional items.

Student Representation Fee

The Student Representation Fee is a $2

charge collected at the time of registration

(fall and spring semesters only) for

each enrolled student for purposes of

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION / STUDENT SERVICES 7

providing student governmental aairs

representatives the means to express

their positions and viewpoints before

city, county, district, state, and federal

government as well as other public

agencies. The $2 Student Representation

Fee is used by the Compton College

Associated Student Government and the

Student Senate of California Community

Colleges to advocate and lobby for

legislative issues that aect and benet

community colleges and community

college students both at the state and

federal level. The fee is regulated by the

California Education Code 76060.5.

Students are able to opt out of the

Student Representation Fee on TouchNet

before they pay their fees. Once the fee

is paid, it is non-refundable.

Counseling/Advisement

Counseling services are made available

to students through drop-in advisement

or scheduled appointments. Counseling

appointments are available online at

www.compton.edu/admissions-aid/

counseling/appointments and in-person

(SSB, Room 266).

A student who has selected a major

area of study is strongly encouraged

to see one of the counselors assigned

to that Guided Pathway Division. An

undeclared or undecided student may

see any counselor.

Students who believe they have met

a prerequisite for a course can email

counseling@compton.edu and have

their prerequisite(s) cleared and register

for class(es). For additional information

please visit the Counseling webpage.

Financial Aid Programs

Compton College School Codes:

FAFSA - 042817

Dream Act - 04281700

Compton College oers nancial

assistance to students through the

Federal Pell Grant, Federal Supplemental

Educational Opportunity Grant, Federal

Direct Loan (Subsidized, Unsubsidized,

and Parent Plus), Private Loans, Federal

Work Study, Cal Grants B & C, Cal

Grant Student with Dependent A, B,

and C, Student Success Completion

Grant (SSCG), Chaee Grant, and the

California College Promise Grant, and

other state grants. Please note that the

California College Promise Grant only

covers enrollment fees; students may be

responsible to pay other fees including

health, student representation, and

student activities fees.

Apply for nancial aid by completing

the Free Application for Federal Student

Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.gov. If

you are a California Dream Act Student

(AB 540), complete the California Dream

Act Application (CADAA), in lieu of the

FAFSA, at dream.csac.ca.gov.

The best time to complete your FAFSA or

CADAA is between October 1 and March

2 for the upcoming academic year. (For

example, apply October 1, 2022 for the

2023-2024 year.) Although applications

are accepted year-round, you may qualify

for more aid if you apply by March 2.

Additionally, there is a March 2 priority

ling deadline every year to be considered

for additional grants, like Cal Grant.

Ensure that you are also meeting the

Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)

policy. (SAP is determined at the end

of each semester for the subsequent

semester.) To maintain eligibility for

the California College Promise Grant,

students must meet academic and

progress standards by maintaining a

cumulative grade-point average (GPA)

of 2.0 and must complete more than

50% of units attempted. For additional

information, contact the Financial Aid

Oce. Call 310-900- 1600, ext. 2935, or

email nancialaid@ compton.edu.

Return of Title IV Funds/Unocial

Withdrawal (Stopping/Dropping Out):

Federal regulations require a student to

complete the term for which they were

funded. If you have ocially or unocially

withdrawn from all of your classes,

stopped attending all your classes, or

did not successfully complete any of

your classes (received all F’s), the College

is required to calculate how much of the

semester you did attend to determine

how much of the aid you have “earned.”

You will be required to pay back the

portion of nancial aid you did not earn.

This is called Return of Title IV, or R2T4.

When the Financial Aid Oce calculates

the Return to Title IV calculation, we must

use the last date of enrollment and/or

your last date of academic activity, as

reported by your instructors, to determine

how much aid you have earned. This date

determines how much, if anything, you

must repay if you do not successfully

complete any of your courses.

You may not be required to repay your

nancial aid under these rules if you only

drop one or two courses and remain

enrolled in at least one nancial aid-

funded course. It is only required when

a student is no longer enrolled in or does

not pass all courses for a term.

More information can be found at

www.compton.edu/admissions-aid/

nancial-aid/.

Scholarships

These awards are granted to students

who best t the requirements established

for each scholarship. For a list of

scholarships, information as to their

requirements, and application forms and

deadlines, please contact the Financial

Aid Oce, or visit www.compton.edu/

admissions-aid/nancial-aid/scholarships.

Bookstore

Textbooks may be purchased online at

comptonbookstore.com.

REFUND POLICY

Merchandise must be in new condition,

in a sealed package, clean and free of all

markings and bearing all original tags.

Textbooks can be returned for a full

The California Dream Act Service Incentive Grant Program (DSIG) will award up to $4,500

per academic year to eligible students. California Dream Act Applicant (CADAA) students who

have a Cal Grant A award and are Cal Grant B eligible are encouraged to perform at least 150 hours

per semester of community or volunteer service to qualify for this grant. Learn more and apply at

www.csac.ca.gov/california-dream-act-service-incentive-grant-program.

The Learning-Aligned Employment Program (LAEP) oers eligible students at public colleges

and universities the opportunity to earn cash for college while working in an area related to their

education and career goals. Students also have access to potential full-time employment after

graduation as well as opportunities to network and learn new job skills. Learn more at www.csac.

ca.gov/post/learning-aligned-employment-program.

8 REGISTRATION INFORMATION / STUDENT SERVICES

refund within the rst week of classes.

Textbooks must be in the same condition

as purchased and must be accompanied

by a register receipt for a full refund.

Visit www.compton.edu/student-support/

bookstore/ for the Bookstore hours.

Student ID Card

All students are required to obtain a

free Compton College identication

card. Student ID cards are available in the

Oce of Student Development (R-61).

Holield Library

The Library’s collection includes print

and electronic books, audiovisual

materials, periodicals, and multiple

databases. Library services can be found

in the Canvas Student Hub. In person

library services, reserve textbooks, and

study rooms are available by walk-in

(please check Holield Library webpage

for specic days/times of operation).

For more information, email library@

compton.edu, or visit www.compton.

edu/library/ to chat with a librarian.

Student Success Center

The Student Success Center (SSC)

includes the Multidisciplinary Lab

and the SSC Tutorial Program. All SSC

services are free for currently enrolled

Compton College students. The SSC

oers in-person and online services.

Please check SSC webpage (www.

compton.edu/student-success-center)

to access schedules, instructions,

tutorials, and other academic support

services. For more information, or to

contact an SSC sta member, email

studentsuccesscenter@compton.edu.

Transfer & Career Center

Transfer and career services are oered in

the Student Services Building, room 266.

The Career Center oers opportunities

for extensive career planning and

evaluation of interests, personality,

strengths, and skills. Value assessments

are also available. In addition, career

exploration and workshops are oered.

For more information, visit Career Services

www.compton.edu/student-support/

CareerServices/.

The Transfer Center oers a wide range

of activities designed to assist students

in transferring successfully to the four-

year college or university of their choice.

Among the transfer services oered are

transfer counseling and advisement,

regularly scheduled visits by recruiting and

admissions ocers from four-year colleges

and universities, and workshops on the

next steps in the transfer process. Other

services oered include university fairs at

Compton College, frequent eld trips to an

array of major universities, and information

about the benets of earning an Associate

of Arts/Associate of Science for Transfer

degree (AA-T/AS-T) and Transfer Admission

Guarantee (TAG) Programs. For more

information, visit the Transfer & Career

Center webpage: www.compton.edu/

student-support/transfer-career, email

transfercareercenter@compton.edu or call

310-900-1600, ext. 2764.

Welcome Center

The Welcome Center is located on the

rst oor of the Student Services Building

and assists new, continuing, and returning

students with the enrollment process.

Services include application assistance,

registration support, MyCompton Portal

navigation, and much more.

For more information, contact the

Welcome Center sta in person (SSB-

114A), via email at welcomecenter@

compton.edu, via phone at 310-900-

1600, ext. 2765, or visit: www.compton.

edu/student-support/welcome-center.

Attendance

Students who enroll in a class but do

not attend the rst scheduled class

meeting may be dropped from the roster.

Additionally, their place in the class will

be given to students on the waiting list.

If an illness or emergency prevents a

student from attending the rst class

session, the student must contact the

instructor. A student who registers for a

class and never attends is still responsible

for dropping the class. Failure to properly

drop a class by the appropriate deadline

may result in a “W” and may hold the

student responsible for any and all fees

associated with the class. The burden of

proof is on the student.

Children in Classrooms

Children are not permitted in

classrooms while class is in session.

Attendance in class is limited to ocially

enrolled students and authorized visitors

or authorized guests only. In addition,

students shall not allow children to

be left unattended or unsupervised

anywhere at Compton College.

Receive campus safety

information instantly via text

message or email:

Simply text CCPD1 to 888777

and receive real-time alerts

directly from Compton College

Campus Police.

Student Right to Know Information

The Compton College Police Department provides professional law enforcement services to Compton College. The police

department is located in the Public Safety Building, at the Artesia Entrance to campus. The police department also provides rst

aid services in emergency situations. The police department is open 24 hours per day and may be reached by calling 310-900-

1600, ext. 2999.

In accordance with the Federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, the

Compton College Police Department has posted the Compton College Annual Security Report, and all required statistical

data on the police department webpage: www.compton.edu/campus-safety/campus-security-statistics. This information is

also available in printed form in the lobby of the Police Department, Library-Student Success Center, Administration, Student

Development, Bookstore, and can be mailed upon request.

Student Right-to-Know Rates

In compliance with the Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-542), it is the policy of our college district

to make available its completion and transfer rates to all current and prospective students. Summer 2021 Cohort rates are available here:

http://srtk.cccco.edu/711//srtk20.htm.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION / STUDENT SERVICES 9

Transcripts

A transcript of the student’s academic

record at Compton College may be

requested online at www.compton.edu/

admissions-aid/admissions-records/

transcripts. College work from other

colleges will not be included on the

Compton College transcript. Academic

transcripts and documents from other

colleges must be requested from those

colleges. The rst two Compton College

transcripts are free.

Campus Police

The Compton College Police

Department is committed to providing

a safe campus environment, including

crime prevention and personal safety,

for its students, faculty, and visitors.

Compton College Police patrol the

campus 24 hours a day, and 365 days a

year. The ocers, and support sta are

available to provide professional service

to the campus community.

SAFETY REMINDERS

The safety and well-being of students,

faculty, sta and visitors is always a top

priority at Compton College.

• In an emergency, contact campus

police 24/7 by calling 911 from any

phone on campus; or by calling

310-900-1600, ext. 2999 from a cell

phone.

• Immediately report any suspicious

activity to campus police.

• First aid, as well as help in all

emergency situations, is provided

through the police department.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Non-Emergencies:

310-900-1600, ext. 2790

Emergencies & After-Hours: 911

Parking & Trac Enforcement

The Vehicle Code Laws of the State of

California, the ordinances of Los Angeles

County, and the Trac and Parking

Regulations of the Compton Community

College District (CCCD) are in eect 24

hours per day, seven days per week

including weekends and holidays, unless

otherwise specied*, and are enforced by

the Compton College Police Department

pursuant to section 21113 (a) (c) (f) of

the California Vehicle Code. Compton

College Police will issue citations to

violators of these regulations. Parking

violations are a minimum of $40.

*Eective July 1, 2022, current students

may park for free on campus with a

college-issued parking permit. Details

available at www.compton.edu.

• Parking availability is subject to

change, and lots may be closed or

restricted for special events.

• The basic speed limit is 15 mph in all

posted areas.

• The use of skateboards, scooters, roller

skates and bicycles is not permitted on

campus. It is a violation of California

Vehicle Code section 21113(F) to

operate those items (motorized or

nonmotorized) on campus.

• The CCCD shall not be liable for the

loss or damage caused to any vehicle

parked in a district parking lot.

DISABLED PERSONS PARKING

Students/visitors with disabilities who

have been issued a DMV Disabled Person

(DP) placard may park in any designated

disabled person stall. Failure to display

the DP placard will result in the issuance

of a citation. See California Code of

Regulations - Title 5, Section 54100; Ed

Code 67301(a).

LOST PROPERTY

If you have lost property at Compton

College, please stop by the Public Safety

Building (located at the Artesia Blvd.

entrance to campus). Lost property

not claimed within 90 days is disposed

of in accordance with district policy.

Sexual and Gender-

Based Misconduct

It is the policy of Compton College to

provide an education, employment,

and environment free from sexual

and gender-based misconduct. Sexual

and gender-based misconduct is any

unwelcome gender or sex-based verbal

or physical conduct that may or may not

be sexual in nature. This includes sexual

assault, domestic and dating violence,

stalking, and sexual harassment such as

unwelcome sexual advances, requests

for sexual favors, and any other unlawful

sexual or gender-based conduct or

communication as dened and otherwise

prohibited by law.

Sexual and gender-based misconduct

violates the policy of the District

and provisions of the California Fair

Employment Act, Education Code,

and Title IX law. Sexual and gender-

based misconduct shall be immediately

reported to the District’s Title IX

Coordinator. Reports can be made online

by completing an Incident Report &

Referral Form at https://cm.maxient.com/

reportingform.php?ComptonCollege.

Detailed information, including

applicable District policies and

regulations, is available online at https://

go.boarddocs.com/ca/compton/Board.

nsf/Public# and in the Oce of Human

Resources located on campus in C-38.

Unlawful Discrimination

Complaints

Compton College arms its policy to

provide an educational and employment

environment in which no person shall

be unlawfully denied admission, access

or benet to, or employment in any

program or activity that is administered,

funded directly by, or that receives

nancial assistance from the State

Chancellor or Board of Governors of the

California Community Colleges on the

basis of race, color, national origin, sex

and gender (including sexual harassment,

sexual orientation, and gender identity),

disability, and age as required by Title

VI, Title IX, Section 504, and the Age

Discrimination Act. Students or employees

with questions, concerns, or complaints of

unlawful discrimination may contact and/

or le a complaint with these oces:

Student Contacts:

• Compton College Equal

Employment Ocer: Director of

Diversity, Compliance, and Title IX

(310) 900-1600, ext. 2144

• California Community Colleges

System Oce (student appeals

only), Attention: Legal Aairs

Division: 1102 Q Street, Suite 4400,

Sacramento, CA 95811

• U.S. Department of Education,

Oce for Civil Rights, San Francisco

Oce: 50 Beale Street, Suite 7200,

San Francisco, CA 94105

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Andres Ramos - Trustee Area 1

Barbara Calhoun - Trustee Area 2

Sonia Lopez - Trustee Area 3

Juanita Doplemore - Trustee Area 4

Sharoni Little - Trustee Area 5

10 COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2024

Administration of Justice

109 Intro Police Patrl Procdr 10056 Donald Mason Online

133 Fingrprnt Class/Invstgtn 10122 Marvin Flores Suazo Lec MTWRF 0800-1010 IB1 204

Anatomy

132 General Human Anatomy 10021 Hassan Elfarissi Lec/Lab MTWRF 0800-1355 CANVAS

132 General Human Anatomy 10059 Emma Adams Lec/Lab MTWRF 1000-1555 MS 110

Anthropology

101 Intro to Physical Anthropology 10117 Alberto Vigil Online

102 Intro Cultural Anthropology 10054 Alberto Vigil Online

Art

101 Art/Visual Cultr: Glbl Perspec 10045 Mayela Rodriguez Online

Course # Course Title CRN Instructor Instruction Method Days Time Location

REGULAR STUDENT SERVICES HOURS

Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Wednesday 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Friday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Student Services Oces are also available via Cranium Café.

To speak with a member of the Student Services Division go online to www.compton.edu/supportservices/

and choose the oce/program you need to connect with.

ADMISSIONS & RECORDS · FINANCIAL AID

COUNSELING · CalWORKs · EOPS/CARE/NextUp

STUDENT DEVELOPMENT · STUDENT EQUITY

SPECIAL RESOURCE CENTER

TRANSFER & CAREER CENTER

VETERANS RESOURCES · WELCOME CENTER

Student Services

Located in the new Student Services Building

Courses printed in the Class Schedule are subject to change.

For the most current information,

course descriptions, and requirements, view the Searchable Schedule available online at www.compton.edu.

Low Cost Textbooks or Zero Textbooks Cost - Learn more

about textbook aordability at www.compton.edu.

COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2024 11

Lec: Student must either attend

or log in to Canvas at the specied

day/time note. Classes on Canvas

are conducted through Zoom.

Online: Students may log in to Canvas any day or

time they choose (there is no set meeting times)

but will need to login for the rst time during the

rst week of class to avoid being dropped.

Lab

: Student must either attend

or log in to Canvas at the specied

day/time note. Labs on Canvas are

conducted through Zoom.

Hybrid: These classes are a

combination of Lec or Lab, and

Online instruction with some

specied times in person or on Zoom.

INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS:

Classes with a location of ‘CANVAS’ do not meet in person.

Classes listed in green are Online classes.

Course # Course Title CRN Instructor Instruction Method Days Time Location

Astronomy

120 The Solar System 10110 Kent Schwitkis Online

Auto Collision and Repair

106 Auto Coll Repair Appl 10060 Brent Kooiman Lec/Lab MW 0730-1645 VT 187/190

124 Automotive Collision Analysis 10121 Rodney Paguyo Lec TWR 1800-2120 VT 187

Biology

100 Fundamentals of Biology 10023 Donna Khalid Online

100 Fundamentals of Biology 10111 Samuel Lee Lec/Lab MTWRF 1000-1440 MS 108

Chemistry

102 Fundamentals of Chemistry 10024 Gautam Dhar Lec/Lab MTWR 1500-2145 CANVAS

102 Fundamentals of Chemistry 10049 Schetema Nealy Lec/Lab MTWRF 0800-1325 MS 228

104 Beginning Chemistry 10112 Susan Morvaridi Lec/Lab MTWRF 0800-1445 MS 231

Child Development

103 Child Growth and Development 10091 Cassandra Washington Lec MTWRF 1100-1310 IB1 105

103 Child Growth and Development 10100 Pamella West Online

112 Teachng Chldrn in a Dvrse Soc 10071 Cassandra Washington Lec MTWRF 0820-1030 IB1 105

Communication Studies

100 Public Speaking 10012 Scott Wolfe Lec MTWRF 0800-1010 IB1 106

100 Public Speaking 10013 Mark Shannon Lec MTWR 1800-2050 CANVAS

100 Public Speaking 10047 Minodora Moldoveanu Online

100 Public Speaking 10067 Selene Aguirre Online

Computer Information Systems

102 Oce Applications 10044 Abdirashid Yahye Online

Contemporary Health

101 Persnl/Communty Health Issues 10053 Krysti Rosario Online

Cosmetology

126 Cosmtlgy & Applications Theory 10084 Tiany Williams Lec/Lab MTWR 1700-2150 TV 1

140 Cosmetology Practicum 10011 Tony Calderon Lec/Lab MTWRF 0800-1630 TV 1

Dance

101 Dance Appreciation 10094 Marjeritta Phillips Online

12 COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2024

English

101 Reading and Composition 10014 Georgia Moten Lec MTWR 1730-2120 CANVAS

101 Reading and Composition 10015 Jose Bernaudo Online

101 Reading and Composition 10048 Nikki Williams Online

101 Reading and Composition 10068 Jose Bernaudo Lec MTWRF 0800-1105 IB1 203

103 Critical Thinking/Comp 10016 David Maruyama Online

103 Critical Thinking/Comp 10098 Judith Crozier Online

English as a Second Language

11 Literacy 10064 Michael Sermeno Lec MTWR 0900-1200 IB1 206

Ethnic Studies

101 Introduction to Ethnic Studies 10055 David Chavez Lec MTWRF 1020-1230 IB1 106

101 Introduction to Ethnic Studies 10086 David Chavez Online

Film/Video

110 Film Analysis and Appreciation 10095 Judith Crozier Online

Geology

101 Physical Geology 10026 Leonard Clark Lec MTWRF 0800-1010 CANVAS

History

101 U.S. History to 1877 10101 Kendahl Radclie Online

102 U.S. History - 1877-Present 10009 Kendahl Radclie Online

Human Development

110 Strat for Creating Success 10033 Roza Ekimyan Online

110 Strat for Creating Success 10070 Emmanuel Aguiar Lec MTWRF 0800-1010 IB1 201

Humanities

101 Intro to the Humanities 10018 Amber Gillis Online

Course # Course Title CRN Instructor Instruction Method Days Time Location

Courses printed in the Class Schedule are subject to change.

For the most current information,

course descriptions, and requirements, view the Searchable Schedule available online at www.compton.edu.

Low Cost Textbooks or Zero Textbooks Cost - Learn more

about textbook aordability at www.compton.edu.

COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2024 13

Course # Course Title CRN Instructor Instruction Method Days Time Location

Lec: Student must either attend

or log in to Canvas at the specied

day/time note. Classes on Canvas

are conducted through Zoom.

Online: Students may log in to Canvas any day or

time they choose (there is no set meeting times)

but will need to login for the rst time during the

rst week of class to avoid being dropped.

Lab

: Student must either attend

or log in to Canvas at the specied

day/time note. Labs on Canvas are

conducted through Zoom.

Hybrid: These classes are a

combination of Lec or Lab, and

Online instruction with some

specied times in person or on Zoom.

INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS:

Classes with a location of ‘CANVAS’ do not meet in person.

Classes listed in green are Online classes.

Mathematics

120 Nature of Mathematics 10113 Tim Vu Lec MTWRF 1315-1525 MS 205

130 College Algebra 10114 Minh Can Lec MTWRF 0800-1010 MS 202

150 Elemntry Statistcs W/Probablty 10028 Evan Skorka Lec MTWRF 0945-1250 MS 212

150 Elemntry Statistcs W/Probablty 10029 Jose Martinez Online

150 Elemntry Statistcs W/Probablty 10062 Nicole Bibb Lec MTWR 1800-2150 CANVAS

150 Elemntry Statistcs W/Probablty 10074 Jose Villalobos Online

170 Trigonometry 10116 Gayathri Manikandan Online

180 Pre-Calculus 10077 Donald Roach Online

Medical Terminology

101 Medical Terminology 10030 Arneshia Bryant-Horn Online

101 Medical Terminology 10031 Cheryl Shigg Lec MTWR 1630-1920 IB1 201

Nursing

143 Intro and Prep for Nursing 10036 Devany Slaughter Lec MW 1630-2045 AHB 102

143 Intro and Prep for Nursing 10037 Shirlisa Johnson Lec TR 1630-1950 AHB 102

144 Dosage Calculations 10034 Shaquanta Pearson Lec/Lab TWR 0830-1145 AHB 100

144 Dosage Calculations 10035 Kimberly Waters Lec/Lab TWR 1630-1945 AHB 100

146 Health Assessment 10039 Shaquanta Pearson Lec TR 1330-1555 AHB 141

Lab WF 1800-2025 AHB 121

146 Health Assessment 10040 Shaquanta Pearson Lec TR 1330-1555 AHB 141

Lab TW 1630-1855 AHB 121

146 Health Assessment 10041 Shaquanta Pearson Lec TR 1330-1555 AHB 141

Lab TR 1630-1855 AHB 121

146 Health Assessment 10093 Shaquanta Pearson Lec TR 1330-1555 AHB 141

Lab WF 1000-1225 AHB 121

Nutrition and Foods

110 Nutrition 10032 Rebecca Engstrom Online

Physical Education

130 Soccer 10038 Jose Garcia Lab MTWRF 1030-1240 CFLD

150 Sprt-Spec Periodzd Trng Athlte 10043 Shannon Williams Lab MTWRF 1400-1610 BBAC

150 Sprt-Spec Periodzd Trng Athlte 10057 Victoria Castillo Lab MTWRF 1330-1540 BBAC

150 Sprt-Spec Periodzd Trng Athlte 10081 David Austin Lab MTWRF 0935-1145 CFLD

150 Sprt-Spec Periodzd Trng Athlte 10123 Jose Garcia Lab MTWRF 1330-1540 X 20

189 OSeasn Train Intercoll Esprt 10119 Vincent Cajayon Lab MTWRF 0800-1010 TV 8

217 Sports Ociating 10052 Shannon Williams Lec MTWRF 0900-1020 VT 214A

14 COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2024

Course # Course Title CRN Instructor Instruction Method Days Time Location

Physics

111 Descriptive Intro-Physics 10051 Mahbub Khan Online

120 General Physics 10027 Evgeny Zakharov Lec/Lab MTWRF 0800-1225 CANVAS

Physiology

131 Human Physiology 10050 Muhammad Raque Lec/Lab MTWRF 0800-1355 MS 103

Political Science

101 Governments US/Calif 10010 Elizabeth Walker Lec MTWRF 1020-1230 IB1 101

101 Governments US/Calif 10066 Jesse Mills Online

Psychology

101 General Psychology 10003 Lec MTWRF 1020-1230 IB1 102

101 General Psychology 10065 Bradeld Conn Online

101 General Psychology 10103 Bradeld Conn Online

116 Lifespan Development 10004 David McPatchell Online

116 Lifespan Development 10102 David McPatchell Online

Sociology

101 Introduction to Sociology 10020 Corina Diaz Online

101 Introduction to Sociology 10108 S. Mendoza Ramos Online

102 The Family 10006 Corina Diaz Online

Spanish

101 Elementary Spanish I 10063 Josena Bedolla Online

Theater

103 Theatre Appreciation 10120 Stefani Baez Online

Welding

109 Adv Welding for Manufacturing 10083 Pamela Richardson Lec/Lab MTWRF 0800-1315 VT 173/175

Courses printed in the Class Schedule are subject to change.

For the most current information,

course descriptions, and requirements, view the Searchable Schedule available online at www.compton.edu.

Low Cost Textbooks or Zero Textbooks Cost - Learn more

about textbook aordability at www.compton.edu.

+ FREE Wi-Fi Hotspots, Financial and Housing Grants,

and Food Resources

Information available @ www.compton.edu

FALL CAFETERIA HOURS:

Monday-Thursday, 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Fridays

Current students may pick up

ONE FREE MEAL DAILY

@ the on-campus cafeteria

COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2024 15

The Oliver W. Conner College Promise program pays the rst two years of enrollment fees at Compton

College, and provides $400 per year for textbooks and course materials and supplies.

The Promise program is open to all students who graduated from high school (or its equivalent),

regardless of graduation date, are California residents or nonresidents eligible for in-state tuition fees

(under AB 540, California onresident Tuition Exemption Request), and have not completed any college

credit (except for college classes taken while in high school) are eligible to apply.

To take advantage of this great opportunity, follow the steps listed below:

Complete the Steps to Enrollment

www.compton.edu/steps-to-enrollment/

Maintain Required Academic Standards

Apply to Extended Opportunity Programs

and Services (EOPS) and other Student Support

Programs

Enroll as a Full- or Part-Time Student

Submit a Promise Application

1) Apply for Admission

2) Apply for Financial Aid

The FAFSA school code for Compton College is 042817.

Use school code 04281700 for the CA Dream Act application.

3) Orientation

4) Meet with a Compton College counselor

to develop an Educational Plan.

Minimum of 6 units each semester

www.compton.edu/college-

promise/

2.0

G PA

MINIMUM

(Example: Complete 9 out of 12 units during

the fall semester)

COMPLETE

AT LEAST

COURSES ATTEMPTED

EACH SEMESTER

AND

Attend Summer Bridge

Participate in a summer

program designed to help

you transition to Compton

College.

www.compton.edu/college-promise/

þ þ

Contact Darlene Zarazu with questions:

promise@compton.edu

310-900-1600, ext. 2767

www.compton.edu/college-promise

COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2024 16

HEALTH

SERVICES

COMPTON COLLEGE STUDENT

IN-PERSON SERVICES:

• Annual Physicals/Pap Smears

• Wound Care

• Vaccinations

• Birth Control Counseling/ Free Condoms

• Bloodwork

• COVID-19 Testing

• Individual Behavioral Health Services

AVAILABLE BY PHONE:

• General Health Care Consultation • Lab Results • Referrals • Counseling/Therapy

Walk-Ins Welcome, Appointments Recommended.

Call 213-226-7480 and identify yourself as a Compton College student

or stop by the Health Center in M4, north of the Gym.

Check to see if you are eleigible to receive benets - Click here to complete the online authorization form.

1111 East Artesia Boulevard

Compton, CA 90221

310-900-1600

www.compton.edu

Welcome to Compton College!

There are many ways to take classes at Compton College. Find exible class

oerings that t into your schedule. Explore your options and learn more

about WINTER 2024 classes at the bottom of page 11.

In-Person: On-campus class

Online Lecture: Specied class time

Online Anytime: Attend class at your own pace

Hybrid: Combination of online/in-person instruction

• All students should log in to Canvas (available via the MyCompton student portal) for additional

information about class meetings and course requirements.

• Check your @compton.edu email often for information from your instructor, and make sure to

contact your instructor if you have any questions.

• For course descriptions, prerequisite/corequisites, and transferability, please refer to the 2023-2024

Course Catalog available online at www.compton.edu. Printed course catalogs are available for

purchase through the Bookstore.

www.compton.edu

New Students: See page 2 for the Compton College Steps to Enrollment. Virtual workshops available Monday-Friday.

Remember to check

Compton College’s

online calendar every

week for a schedule of

events and informational

workshops created just

for students!