The Student Support Hub has been designed to provide quick access to support services here at Grossmont College. We hope you find these resources helpful!
Discover your interests and strengths, explore majors and careers, and chart a pathway to the future you want. Confused or unsure about want you want to do for a career? There are lots of options. Explore our seven academic and career pathways that will lead you to a rewarding career or prepare you for transfer to a four-year baccalaureate program. If you do not see yourself in one of these pathways, please see a counselor. Visit the Academic & Career Pathways websiteLinks to an external site. to learn more.
The Accessibility Resource CenterLinks to an external site. (A.R.C.) is Grossmont College's student disability support office. The A.R.C. offers academic accommodations, disability management, and support services as well as individualized career, academic, and personal counseling for students with disabilities and learning differences.
The ASGCLinks to an external site. strives to represent the interest and concerns of all Grossmont College students through improving campus life, promoting awareness of issues affecting students, and providing support that strengthens partnerships within the campus and community.
The Grossmont College AthleticsLinks to an external site. Department’s Mission is to provide students with the opportunity to excel within their classrooms as well as within their perspective sporting competitions.
The CalWORKs programLinks to an external site. provides intensive instruction, counseling and support services such as internships, job search, employment preparation opportunities, and childcare assistance. Work experience/work-study opportunities for students currently receiving TANFLinks to an external site./CASH AID benefits are also offered. CalWORKs assists students in preparing for immediate and successful employment.
Our goal is to help you to choose a major, make career decisions, develop educational plan to meet your career goals and prepare you for employment. Visit the Career Services websiteLinks to an external site. to learn more.
Counselors are here to guide you through your college journey. We are ready to support you with your academic, career, and personal goals. Visit the Counseling Services websiteLinks to an external site. to learn more
Dreamers Resource CenterLinks to an external site. (DRC) is a safe and welcoming space for Undocumented, AB540, Dreamers, DACA-mented, Faculty/Staff, community, and students from mixed-status families (meaning anybody in your family is undocumented).
Extended Opportunity Programs and ServicesLinks to an external site. (EOPS) is here to make sure students disadvantaged by social, economic, educational or linguistic barriers get the resources they need to enroll and succeed at any California community college. How? By offering comprehensive academic and support counseling, financial aid and a bevy of other services aimed at keeping students from dropping out and helping them reach their educational and career goals.
Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education (CARE)Links to an external site. is a program that offers additional support services so students can transition from welfare dependency by securing the education, training, and marketable skills needed for self-sufficiency and upward social mobility. Available to students who are single parents receiving public assistance.
NextUpLinks to an external site. (Cooperating Agencies Foster Youth Educational Support) is a program targeting current or former foster youth enrolled in California’s community colleges. Next Up/Guardian Scholars offers a range of services and resources to help current and former foster youth increase their confidence and ability to become successful, college-educated individuals.
First Year ExperienceLinks to an external site. (FYE) is a student support program at Grossmont College designed to help guide students during their first year of college by providing ongoing social and academic support.
Gizmo’s KitchenLinks to an external site. is a comprehensive basic-needs program designed to help students who may need help with food, housing, transportation, and so much more. We connect Grossmont College students to resources that will allow our students to live well and thrive while completing their educational goals. We are proud to offer on-and off-campus support programs and services to assist our students in meeting their basic needs.
The Grossmont-Cuyamaca College PromiseLinks to an external site. offers up to 2 years of free tuition and mandatory fees for qualifying California residents or eligible AB540 nonresidents in the Fall and Spring semesters! The Promise does not have an application process, there are no forms to submit, and no income requirements. Students who apply to Grossmont or Cuyamaca College and meet the requirements below, by the semester deadline, will be considered for the Promise.
The Grossmont College Health & Wellness CenterLinks to an external site. provides primary health care and confidential mental health counseling services to all currently enrolled Grossmont College students. All services are provided either free or at low cost to students.
The Grossmont Justice ScholarsLinks to an external site. is program specifically designed to support students formerly incarcerated on their academic and personal journey at Grossmont College and beyond.
The MESA program provides students with holistic support and the necessary resources needed to achieve academic achievement paving the way for successful careers in the STEM fields. Unlock your potential and excel in Math, Engineering, and Science at Grossmont College's MESA Program, where innovation meets education to shape the scientists, engineers, and leaders of tomorrow!
The Grossmont College Office of Student AffairsLinks to an external site. (OSA) supports students in becoming active members of the college community while providing an educational foundation of learning through doing. OSA is responsible for administration of student rights and responsibilities, including student conduct and college-wide complaints. OSA also oversees the Student Health & Wellness Center, Gizmo’s Kitchen/Basic Needs, and Student Development, including student government, student clubs/organizations, and student activities.
The Puente ProjectLinks to an external site. was established in 1981 by Felix Galaviz and Patricia McGrath at Chabot College in Hayward, CA and is an national award-winning program aimed at increasing the transfer success of disproportionately impacted students. Puente follows a 3-part student success model and combines rigorous English instruction, intrusive academic counseling and mentorship. At Grossmont College Puente students also take a culturally relevant course taught from an intersectionally conscious perspective. All students are encouraged to transfer to four-year institutions, earn degrees and return as leaders and mentors to future generations. Puente courses integrate LatinX and multi-cultural literature into lessons, projects and activities.
Success Coaches can help students improve study habits; develop time management and organizing skills, and more. Success Coaches work with other campus programs to connect students with the resources needed to provide support.
Our goal is to provide information for effective transfer planning to California State University (CSU), University of California (UC), Independent/Private or Out-of-State Colleges and Universities. Please visit our websiteLinks to an external site. regularly for updates and follow your email for campus announcements.
UMOJA (Ooo-Mo-Jah) is a Kiswahili word originating from the Continent of Africa meaning Unity. UMOJALinks to an external site. is a California statewide program designed to engage and support Black and African American community college students (all students are welcome in UMOJA). The Grossmont College UMOJA Program is a critical student resource which provides students with exciting learning communities featuring amazing professors, financial assistance, and other student services such as Black College (HBCU) Tours for participating students. While students do not have to enroll in our UMOJA Course Offerings to meet with our campus’ UMOJA Academic Counselor and participate in the UMOJA Program, students are highly encouraged to enroll as our UMOJA Classes are designed to ignite our students’ inner excellence and help them realize that people from their backgrounds belong and are needed as leaders in our academic and professional world
Grossmont College is an approved institution for the training of Active Duty service members, Veterans, Reserve service members and military dependents under United States and California statutes. We are also proud to share we have earned the Military Friendly® School Award with the Silver level. Visit our websiteLinks to an external site. to learn more.
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