Answers: California Community Colleges	
1. 116.
2.	 a)	Test	to	determine	which	job	fits	their	personal	-	
ity	and	abilities.	b)	Let	students	know	of	local	
employers	who	want	to	hire	community	college	
graduates.	
3.	 Any	3	majors	listed	on	page	1.
4.	 Only	the	classes	that	are	important	to	the	major.
5.	 a)	Welding	or	office	clerk.	b)	registered	nurse	or		
dental	hygienist.	
6.	 To	transfer	later	to	a	four-year	college.
7. Associate in Arts; Associate in Science.
8.	 College	website.
9. Semester system.
10.	 Quarter	system	has	four	10	week	quarters	per		
school	year;	semester	system	has	two	15	week	
semesters	with	a	summer	school	session.	
11.	 Any	3	community	colleges	listed	on	page	2.
12. 21%.
13. 18.
14.	 a)	Resident:	person	who	can	prove	his	or	her		
physical	presence	In	CA 	for	at	least	1	year	prior	
to	the	start	of	the	term.		b)	Nonresident:	citizen	
of	foreign	country	with	only	temporary	status	in	
US.		Did	not	attend	California	high	school	for	3	
years.	
15. a) $4.650 
 b) $690
16.		a)	Promise	Program	gives	FREE	community	col	-	
lege	tuition	to	students	who	qualify.	
	 b)	 Visit	the	Counseling	Center.
17.	 Financial	 Aid	Office.
18.	 Cooperative	 Work	Experience	Education	class.
19.	 The	number	of	lecture	hours	per	week	a	class		
meets.  	
20. Three.
21.	 Physical	ed,	art,	drama,	or	music	courses.
22. 3.
23.	 2	hours	of	outside	homework	per	week.
24.	 15	units	per	term.
25.	 8	to	11	units.
26.	 4	points	for	A,	3	points	for	B,	2	points	for	C.
27.	 2.69	or	2.7	(35	grade	points	divided	by	13	units)
28.	 a)	Class	which	must	be	completed	before	enroll	-	
ment	in	another	course.		b)	 A	class	which	must	
be	taken	during	the	same	term	as	another	class.	
29.	 a)	Music,	b)	065,	c)	Commercial	Song	 Writing	II.
30.	 Any	3	services	mentioned	on	page	5.
31.	 Any	3	ways	mentioned	on	page	5.
32.	 Library,	cafeteria,	bookstore,	and	building	with		
major	you	want.	
33.	 To	find	out	what	jobs	are	available	to	students	or		
graduates.	
34.	 To	ask	a	counselor	any	questions	that	you	may		
have	about	the	college	or	help	with	deciding	a	
major.	
35.	 Student's	opinion.
36.	 a)	To	take	advanced	classes,	b)	to	make	up	credit,		
c)	for	personal	enrichment	or	enjoyment.	
37.	 To	become	familiar	with	the	college;	to	have	a		
better	registration	priority	number	in	the	fall.	
38.	 Counselor.		Counselor,	parent.		 Admission	Office.
39.	 They	did	not	understand	the	system,	were	taking		
the	wrong	classes,	were	frightened	by	large	size	
of	the	campus.	
40.	 Assessment,	Orientation,	and	Counseling.
41.	 a)	Admissions	Office,	b)	testing	date,	c)	take	the		
tests	in	person	or	online.	
42.	 Reading,	writing,	math.
43.	 You	are	enrolled	in	the	English	and	math	classes		
you	are	allowed	to	take.	
44.	 a)	 Yes		b)	No.
45.	 Any	5	mentioned	on	page	7.
46.	 a)	SEP,		b)	you	will	be	enrolled	into	a	career		
counseling	class,		c)	return	to	ask	the	questions.	
47.	 Asking	questions	and	getting	answers.
48.	 60	units,	20	classes,	2.0	GPA
49.	 Associate	degree	with	employment	major	(ready		
to	enter	work	force);	 Associate	degree	with	trans	-	
fer	major	(ready	to	transfer	to	4-year	college).	
50.	 a)	English	1A,	Public	Speaking,	 Algebra	(or	any		
3	classes	listed	under	Step	#1).	b)	Community	
college	counselor.	
51.	 2	classes.		Student’s	choice	from	Step	#2.
52.	 Some	require	one	science	class	with	a	lab;	others		
require	two	science	classes,	one	with	a	lab.	
53.	 a)	One.		b)	Student's	opinion.
54.	 About	7.
55.	 Some	majors	require	more	than	seven	classes.
56.	 Step	#7.
57.	 cccco.edu
58.	 Student’s	list	of	5	things	learned.