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… General Parking Information The parking meters along L Street allow up to two hours of parking. One day parking permits may be purchased at any parking permit dispensers for $2.00. Permits must be placed on the dashboard of their vehicle, date stamp face up. Daily parking permits are valid at any student lot. STUDENTS MAY NOT PARK IN STAFF LOTS. Staff members should place their parking permits in the front windshield, lower left hand side. … Business Office for $20.00 every semester. Each student who pays the parking fee will be issued a drymount parking decal. This decal is to be attached to the lower driver-side interior corner of the vehicle front windshield. Motorcycles and mopeds …

… students can easily identify courses that meet equivalent transfer requirements across all California Community Colleges. This system will eventually assign common numbers, titles, and descriptions for approximately 75-80 of the highest volume … over the new few years for many of the most popular transfer courses. When searching and registering for courses, you may need to look in the schedule under a different subject abbreviation or title. For example, ENGLISH 101 will be changing …

… program prerequisites apply to all nursing program applicants. ROUTE 2 Students with verified previous health experience may be eligible for this route. The Policy for Transfer and Challenge may be obtained from the Health Sciences Division. All transfer courses must be verified with official transcripts prior to …

… Courses … Kinesiology Courses … Kinesiology Courses KIN 10: Kinesiology - Physical Fitness 1 unit, Letter, 2 lab This course is designed for the conscientious student who is unable to attend conventional class hours but wants to improve … and training principles. Students with disabilities must provide a physicians prescription for exercises. This course may be scheduled at times to be arranged (TBA) for a minimum of 45:00 hours. KIN 46: Adapted Strength Training 1 unit, …

… The Student Complaint Procedure is to outline the equitable means for resolving student grievances 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 …