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Bridge Program
Student Success Center, Building 9E | 2nd Floor | (909) 274-5392 | www.mtsac.edu/bridge
The Bridge Program offers several learning communities designed to increase your academic and personal success. Students in the learning communities are enrolled in “grouped/linked” classes. Various learning communities are offered, including: Summer Bridge, Math Bridge, and English Bridge. The Bridge Program is perfect for students who are the first in their family to attend college, want to improve academic and social skills, want to learn more about career and transfer options, or want additional support during their first year at Mt. SAC. Fall and Spring Bridge are open to all Mt. SAC students. Summer Bridge is for recent high school graduates.
CalWORKs
Student Services Center, Building 9B | 1st floor | (909) 274-4755 | www.mtsac.edu/calworks
The California Work Opportunities and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) program is designed to support student-parents who receive cash aid for themselves and their children. CalWORKs provides comprehensive services, including individualized academic counseling, advocacy, support, case management, and community resource referrals. In collaboration with county partners, CalWORKs students receive assistance with books and supplies, transportation, childcare and other services designed to help them complete their educational goals.
Career Center
Student Services Center, Building 9B | 2nd floor | (909) 274- 4510 | www.mtsac.edu/careercenter
Career Center provides comprehensive career planning and preparation services and resources to students, enhancing their ability to successfully identify and pursue their academic and career goals. Our core function is to meet students wherever they are in the career development continuum, and facilitate guided career awareness, exploration, and training. In addition, the Career Center helps with career readiness, internship searches, resume, cover letter and interview preparation. Other services include speakers, virtual career events, drop-in career lab support, networking events, and a dedicated job search and posting platform. Students can schedule individual appointments with our Career Specialists, as well as with our Mt. SAC Counselors, to explore majors and careers. The Career Center provides a robust calendar of events that include the opportunity for students to connect with career and industry professionals, assists students with exploring career options and make connections to job opportunities that aligns with many of our Mt. SAC majors and programs.
Cashier’s Office
Building 4 | (909) 274-4960 | www.mtsac.edu/cashier
The Cashier’s Office is responsible for the collection of credit registration fees, processing third party authorizations, and the collection of parking ticket fees. Additional fees paid at the Cashier’s Office include material cards, field trip fees, verification requests and F-1 student application fees. The office also processes refunds for credit classes and production cards. For more information regarding fee payment options and payment policies, please visit the Cashier’s Office website or contact the Cashier’s Office.
Center For Black Culture & Student Success
Building 6, Rm 140 | (909) 274-6396 | www.mtsac.edu/thecenter
The Center for Black Culture and Student Success serves as a central hub for Black-identified and other students at Mt. SAC.. Our mission is to foster an environment of holistic learning, to attain academic success, cultural enrichment, and personal and professional development for all members of the Black/African diaspora at Mt. San Antonio College. The Center understands the value of cultural enrichment; therefore, we intentionally introduce our students to Black history and culture through fieldtrips, movies, and other events. Within the Center, our Umoja Aspire Program focuses on the graduation, transfer, and retention rates of Black students utilizing tools such as learning community classes, academic counseling, tutoring, workshops, and more. The Center works to practice in-reach with our students on campus and outreach to those in our community to show that they have a home here on campus.
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