Project A.S.A.P.
What is Project A.S.A.P.?
The Academic Success Action Plan (Project A.S.A.P.) is a federally funded TRIO Project designed to provide an intensive service and instructional package to students with disabilities. These services increase student retention, graduation, and transfer rates.
Who can join?
Students who have a verified disability and demonstrate academic and/or financial need.
How are students selected?
Students can file an application for project assistance if they have any of the following educational goals or learning situations:
- The Associate of Arts Degree
- The Associate of Science Degree
- A certificate in a vocational area
- Transfer curriculum leading to a four-year college or university.
- 2.4 or below grade point average.
- Specific problems with English/Math.
- English as a second language.
- College probation.
- Low placement scores.
Project staff
Amarylles Hall
ASAP Project Director/Counselor
(310) 233-4356
Steve Swaim
Testing and Tutoring Supervisor
(310) 233-4623
Araseli Vargas
Clerical Assistant
(310) 233-4075

