Career Technical Education in the Media
Real Estate Appraisal Course Renewed
Future appraisers can continue building ethics, standards and regulatory knowledge at Citrus College after BREA renewed approval of the college's required REAL 232 USPAP course.
Auto Careers Start With a Campus Visit
A visit to Citrus College gave Nogales High School students a closer look at automotive careers through shop tours and faculty presentations, while every student also completed a college admissions application on site.
Clay, Craft and College Possibilities
Montclair High School students got an inside look at Citrus College ceramics, touring the studio and working with instructor Michael Hillman to shape clay whistles during a hands-on introduction to the program at Citrus.
Behind the Curtain and Under the Hood
From the Haugh Performing Arts Center to automotive labs, Arcadia and Azusa high school students explored Citrus College pathways, met faculty and moved one step closer to college by completing admissions applications.
Citrus Construction Program Leads State
Citrus College earns ACCE accreditation for its construction management program, becoming the first community college in California to achieve this distinction and setting a new standard statewide.
Rubio's Expertise Earns Top ASE Honor
Rigorous certification and standout test performance helped Citrus College instructor Mariano Rubio earn the 2025 Mitchell 1/ASE Master Technician of the Year award and recognition for excellence in the automotive field
Nursing Expansion Meets Workforce Need
Citrus College boosts its ADN program, raising capacity to 120 students annually to support aspiring nurses and strengthen the health care community.
From Marine Corps to Citrus College
With guidance from Citrus College’s Veterans Success Center, Marine veteran Hector Pimienta Jr. pursues his degree and future teaching career.
Designing Dignity Through Service
Architecture and engineering students are turning classroom skills into community impact by building a solar-powered shower trailer for unhoused communities in Los Angeles County.
Free Tuition Through Citrus Promise
Through the Promise program, Citrus College offers two years of free tuition plus guidance, ensuring students build a strong foundation for success.