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… The time it takes to transfer depends on the number of units completed each term, and the minimum number of units that a transfer institution requires for admission. Most students will complete 60-70 units prior to transfer. 4. Do I need … check with a LAHC counselor. 6. Can LAHC guarantee my transfer to a university? There are some colleges and universities that guarantee admission if a student completes a specific program and earns a specific GPA. Please click to our Transfer … for each campus. Using the online application is an efficient way to save time. 32. Who transfers more students, El Camino College or LAHC? El Camino College transfers more students simply because more ECC students apply for transfer every …

… an Administrative Review has been previously filed and decided upon. When a request for a hearing is filed you must post bail in the amount of your citation. Bails are accepted in form of check or money order only. NO CASH. Your check/money order will be held in our office and will … as well as the law. There will not be any sheriff or college personnel present at the hearing. It is very important that you make your hearing as no shows will be automatically denied and will not be rescheduled. If the hearing officer …

… or at filesss@lahc.edu Your donations make a difference.  Consider donating to Harbor's General Scholarship Fund that helps students fulfill their educational goals. Your Donations make A difference Consider donating to the Click Here to … College make charitable contributions to the LAHC Foundation and there are many different entities within the College that are worthy of your assistance (e.g. Athletics, Theater, Music, the Arts, Nursing, Child Development, Learning … Endowment Fund in 1995-96. Set up payroll deductions on a monthly basis. Adopt an area, team, building, or classroom that would provide ongoing maintenance, operational support, etc. Adopt an athletic team, children's program, music, theater …

… Number (CCN) system to streamline credit transfer between institutions and help students make informed course selections that support degree completion. The goal of Common Course Numbering is to ensure that students can easily identify courses that meet equivalent transfer requirements across all California Community … Community College system is implementing a student-facing Common Course Numbering (CCN) system, as required by Education Code Sections 66725-66725.5 through Assembly Bill No. 1111 (Berman), to be completed by July 1, 2027. This system will create …