The Accelerated Learning & Living Program (A.L.L.) is a transitional housing program for families. A.L.L. offers homeless families up to 18 months of housing in an apartment building. During that time, parents must attend school to complete a degree or earn a certificate, enabling them to step into a career to support the family. We help parents by offering subsidized rent, and assistance with tuition, transportation, textbooks, and offering case management and childcare.

Adams House is a second-stage shelter for individuals and families who need extra time in a supportive setting to regroup and recover. A typical stay may be as little as three or as many as six months.

We’re here to help you apply online for admission, register online for classes, retrieve and order transcripts online, file for graduation, and answer other enrollment-related questions. 

This department is the first stop for new students. The staff processes applications, graduation petitions, handles registration, and provides special services for veterans and foreign students. Petitions are now accepted through the Admissions and Records Office.

We're here to help you apply for admission, enroll in classes, gain access to your student records, petition for graduation and pay student fees among many other services. Whether you are a high school student continuing your education, an International Student, beginning your education in the States, a returning student or just taking a class on the side, we are here to make the process easier for you. 

Being accepted to UCLA is more than a badge of honor. It's a responsibility. As a student, you will be charged with impacting the world from the moment you step on campus. You will be given every resource and opportunity that comes with the second-highest ranked public university in the nation.

First-year admission to USC is highly competitive, and the admission process takes into consideration a variety of factors.The following link can help answer many of the questions you may have: http://www.usc.edu/admission/undergraduate/firstyear/prospective/applynow.html

Visit the Admissions Office to get started, apply for admission, register for classes, and add or drop classes.

The Admissions and Records Office is committed to maintaining a supportive learning environment by providing accurate and timely information regarding application, registration, student enrollment records and academic policies while providing responsive, respectful and individualized service to students, faculty, staff and the communities we serve.

The Admissions and Records Office at El Camino College Compton Center assists students in applying for admissions, registering for classes, and applying for graduation. The office gathers and maintains student records accumulated during a student’s attendance and provides access to those records to students, staff, and the public.