Supporting your success online

LASC's multidisciplinary Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) meets regularly to support its target audience (students, employees, faculty, and staff) via an established protocol. Learn more.

CalWORKs gives cash aid and employment services along with other benefits to families in need. GAIN program offers employment-related services CalWORKs members. Find out if you qualify!

CARE program brings additional benefits to Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS) students who are parenting, receiving CalWORKs /TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) benefits, and are working towards getting a degree, transferring to a four-year university, or getting their credentials. 

The core purpose of LASC's Career Pathways & Jobs Center (Career Center) is to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and insight in career development, professional development, and employment processes. Learn more.

Talk with our attentive academic counselors about your educational and life goals so they can help you
create a pathway to succeed. They can also help you choose a career based on your interests and abilities.

LASC has authorized the National Student Clearinghouse to provide degree verifications. Learn more here.

We provide equal access to education to all students. If you have a disability, visit DSPS so we can provide services and accommodations for you to help you succeed in your educational, professional, and life goals.

If you are undocumented, the DRC can provide you and your family with information, support services, and resources to ensure you have the ability to pursue your educational and professional goals.

If you are a middle school or high school student who wants to go to college after you graduate high school, LASC’s Educational Talent Search (ETS) program can help make your transition from high school to college smooth and successful. Learn more.

An equity-centered institution such as LASC fosters an inclusive campus environment that promotes multiple strategies for underserved students to increase and equalize student success among all LASC students. Learn more here.

EOPS has great resources and support services for full-time students who need extra assistance financially, in learning, and/or in speaking and understanding English. CARE offers even more services to EOPS students who are single parents. See if you are eligible!

We know you may have questions about how your grades are calculated, how to dispute and improve them and much more.  Get useful information about grades, along with how to request your transcripts, here.

Get money for school that you don’t have to pay back! Check out the federal, state, and local applications you need to complete to see if you qualify. And, don’t forget to look at the scholarship applications!

If you are a former foster youth and are between 17-23 years-old, you can receive extra support services and can apply for scholarships for additional resources to help you succeed.

It’s important to us that you stay healthy! So we have an on-campus Health Center for you to take care of many of your health and mental health needs! Take a look at all we offer!

If you have a busy schedule, taking online and hybrid courses can give you a flexible way to get ahead!  These types of courses are known as Distance Education courses where you don’t need to be physically on-campus for all or a part of them in order to complete them. Learn more about them.

If you are coming from another country and want to start or continue your college education at LASC, welcome! Find out how you can apply.

Explore the Library's extensive collection of print and online resources you can use to study, research and learn. 

The way you log into your email on Office 365 has changed. Learn more.

If you are a current or former foster youth and you want to attend college, this program should be one of your first stops.