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… Music Resources … Music Resources … Scholarships There are music scholarships available to LAHC music students: Applied Music Lab Scholarship Lessons Students may receive scholarship lessons to study with a music faculty. The selection is audition based for full-time music students enrolled in required music courses such as MUS 181 Applied music lab, MUS 180 Applied music, a … relevant to student interests. The Music Club is led by a current LAHC music student. For more information on meeting time and location, contact the music instructional assistant. Practice Rooms Students enrolled in any music course have …

… Courses … The faculty and staff of the Los Angeles Community College District welcome you to our community. We recognize that you come to us with a great deal of knowledge, skill, and competency, and we want to honor your accomplishments by … the homepage, click the “Student Status” tile, and then the “Placement Results” page.     … What is placement? … Courses that are accepted by other colleges and universities are considered transfer-level. Most entry-level English, mathematics, … have prerequisites that are equivalent to high school-level coursework. The placement process uses information from your application to determine which prerequisites you have already met and which courses are available as a result. Once your …

… here at Harbor College. This procedure may be initiated by a student or group of students who reasonably believe that he/she/they have been subject to unjust action or denied rights that adversely affect his/her/their status, rights, or privileges as a student. It is the responsibility of the student (s) … with the person with whom the student has a grievance Meeting with that person's immediate supervisor Meeting with the appropriate college administrator Meeting with the college ombudsperson for assistance. In this case the student shall …

… MESA Program … MESA Program … Welcome STEM Scholars!!! We are excited to announce that Los Angeles Harbor College is ONE of the newest MESA programs in our LACCD.  A grassroots effort that began in 1970 with 25 students at Oakland Technical High School in 1970 has flourished into an award-winning program that serves over 25,000 middle school, high school, community college, and university level students throughout California …