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Apply for Admission Online
- You can apply for summer session and fall semester beginning January 1 and for winter session and spring semester beginning September 1.
- On the application, you will be asked to select a program/major. If you are not certain what course of study/major to select, please visit
Career/Transfer Center website to access free online tools and other resources to help with selection of a career pathways and major.
- Once you apply, you do not need to reapply so long as you register at least once every year.
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Apply for Financial Aid Online
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| | It is recommended that all official transcripts are on file prior to each registration period and before you schedule an appointment with a counselor or educational advisor. - Returning Students: If you have completed college work since you last attended Citrus College, have your official transcripts sent to the admissions and records office.
- Transfer Students: Have your official transcripts sent to the admissions and records office.
You may send official transcripts electronically, via email to admissions@citruscollege.edu, or by mail to the mailing address:
Admissions and Records
Citrus College
1000 W. Foothill Blvd.
Glendora, CA 91741 Foreign transcripts must be evaluated by an
approved transcript evaluation service. Seek advice from a counselor prior to evaluating foreign transcripts. |
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| | Citrus College uses a guided placement method where placement into English and math is based upon self-reported high school GPA and the last math course completed in high school with a "C-" or better. All applicants receive an email with their placement into English and math. Students who took English and/or math at another college and who plan to take an English or math course can use an unofficial transcripts to clear English and/or math prerequisites by submitting the
Prerequisite Clearance Form online to the admissions and records office or meet in-person with a counselor for proper placement. Students with questions about their placement should meet with a counselor. Students without high school data on the application receive the following placements, which provide direct access to transfer-level English and math:
English - English 101E (5 units) with support
English as a Second Language (ESL) - International (F-1 visa) students need to contact the
International Student Center (ISC) to see the International Student counselor.
- ESL students who are not international students need to contact the Counseling and Advisement Center to meet with a counselor. ESL students are those students whose primary language at home is other than English and who require additional English language support to develop reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills.
Math
- MATH 144 Technical Mathematics (5 units)
- MATH 160 Mathematics for Everyday Living - A Liberal Arts Course (5 units)
- MATH 162 Calculus for Business and Social Sciences + MATH 062 Corequisite Support for Calculus for Business and Social Sciences (4 units)
- MATH 165 Introductory Statistics (4 units) + MATH 065 Corequisite Support For Introductory Statistics (2 units)
- MATH 168 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I (4 units)
- MATH 175 Pre-Calculus (6 units) + MATH 075 Corequisite Support for Pre-Calculus (2 units)
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| | Students applying to Citrus College MUST complete the new student orientation. Registration will be withheld if the new student orientation is not completed by the deadline dates. The deadline date for summer/fall applicants is October 12 and the deadline date for winter/spring applicants is April 12. Students can complete the new student orientation online. After completing the new student orientation, students must then complete a student education plan (SEP). For detailed information about the new student orientation and SEP, please visit the
New Student Orientation and Student Education Plan Requirements webpage. Students who believe they are exempt or would like to read about procedures for challenging matriculation regulatory provisions can refer to the college catalog. |
| | The student education plan (SEP) is a roadmap of courses that align with your identified program of study and is required for participation in many programs at the college.
After completing the new student orientation, an SEP for your first semester can be completed by scheduling an individual 30 minute counseling appointment or attending an SEP workshop. The SEP workshop is recommended for students with less than 15 college units. Please visit the New Student Orientation and Student Education Plan Requirements web page for more information.
To schedule a counseling appointment, call the Counseling and Advisement Center at (626) 914-8530 or use our online appointment scheduling system.
Completion of the new student orientation and an SEP are required to obtain priority registration for new students. |
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| | If you enroll in a class and miss the first meeting, the instructor
may give your place to a waiting student.
If you cannot take the class, it is your responsibility to drop your class online before
the drop/withdrawal deadlines. |
| | Pick up your student ID at the library and visit the Campus Center to obtain your
GoPass (transportation pass) at no additional cost. The transportation pass is effective as long as you are enrolled in at least one credit unit. |