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WINTER 2022
Five-Week Classes Begin
Tuesday, January 4
See back page for important information
regarding instruction methods for
online classes.
Stay connected with Compton College:
STEPS TO ENROLLMENT
New students are required to complete all the Steps to Enrollment prior to registering for classes at Compton College.
APPLY FOR ADMISSION www.compton.edu/Admission
Take the first step – it’s fast and easy! Complete and submit your free application online.
• New and returning students (those with an absence of two consecutive primary terms: fall or Summer semesters; excluding
summer and winter terms) must complete an online application for admission.
• A Student ID number and Compton College email account will be issued and emailed upon completion of the online application.
Students must activate their account using instructions provided in the email.
• Official transcripts from all accredited colleges and trade schools attended must be submitted to the Admissions & Records Office
via email, transcripts@compton.edu, or in-person in TV-5. Students applying for Advanced Placement (AP) credit must submit
official copy of AP scores.
www.compton.edu/FinancialAid
FINANCIAL AID
Need help paying for college? Apply for financial aid by completing the:
• Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) www.fafsa.ed.gov/ using school code 042817 for Compton College.
• California Dream Act Application (CADAA) for eligible AB 540 students https://dream.csac.ca.gov. Use Compton College school code
04281700.
• A variety of scholarships are also available: www.compton.edu/district/foundation/scholarships.
• For assistance with financial aid applications or more information, call 310-900-1600, ext. 2935, or send an email to financialaid@
compton.edu
www.compton.edu/Orientation
ORIENTATION
Orientation provides an introduction to academic programs and support services to help you succeed.
• Orientation is only offered online via the MyCompton portal. Students must have an activated Compton College student email
account to access the online Orientation. For more information, call the Welcome Center, 310-900-1600, ext. 2765, or send an email to
welcomecenter@compton.edu.
www.compton.edu/EducationalPlanning
EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
Focus on your goal! Meet with a counselor and complete an educational plan to identify classes that are
required to complete your certificate, degree or transfer program.
• English and math placement must be completed before registering for classes. Scan the QR code at right
for a survey about your high school coursework, or complete the survey online at: bit.ly/Level_Up_Survey.
• Create an Educational Plan
• For appointment information, call the Counseling Office at 310-900-1600, ext. 2076, or email counseling@compton.edu.
www.compton.edu/RegisterForClasses
REGISTER FOR CLASSES
Ready to register for classes? Login to MyCompton and register for classes on or after your assigned Ticket
Time (registration appointment).
• Registration is based on a priority system. Registration Priorities information is available online:
www.compton.edu/studentservices/admissionandrecords/HowtoRegister.
You can complete the Steps to Enrollment from the comfort
of your home by joining a virtual workshop.
Virtual Steps to Enrollment workshops are available Monday-Friday:
bit.ly/Virtual-Steps-Enroll.
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Winter 2022 Table of Contents
Registration Begins.................................................. Tuesday, November 2, 2021 Financial Aid.............................................5
First Day to Apply for Graduation and Certificates (Spring)...............Tuesday, January 4, 2022 Parking, Traffic and Safety........................6
Classes Begin...............................................................Tuesday, January 4, 2022 Student Right to Know..............................7
Last Day to Add.....................................................................................Friday, January 7, 2022 Entry to Campus Protocol.................8
Last Day to Drop Without Notation on Permanent Record...................Friday, January 7, 2022 Winter 2022 Class Schedule..............9
Last Day to Drop and be Eligible for a Refund.......................................Friday, January 7, 2022
Martin Luther King Holiday Observed (Campus Closed)................. Monday, January 17, 2022
Register Online
Your Compton College student email is
Last Day to Drop with a “W” (Full Term Courses)........................Wednesday, January 27, 2022 your login to the MyCompton portal.
You will need to use the following
Winter Term Ends............................................................................... Friday, February 4, 2022 temporary password to get access:
AaYYMMDD! (YY=last two digits of birth
STUDENT VACCINATION REQUIREMENT year, MM=two-digit month, DD=two-digit
day) followed by an exclamation (!) mark.
Compton Community College District Resolution No. 08-17-2021A You will be prompted to create a new
requires all students enrolled in in-person on-campus classes to be fully password and to authenticate your account.
vaccinated by January 1, 2022.
Waitlist
Students who are not yet vaccinated and need to become fully vaccinated Students on a waitlist for a class must
by January 1, 2022, are encouraged to get vaccinated now and will need check their @compton.edu email daily to
find out if a space becomes available in
to get their final vaccine dose no later than December 17, 2021. the class. If a space becomes available,
an email is sent to the student with a
St. John’s Well Child & Family Center provides the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine specified time to register for the class.
using the on-campus health center as a vaccination pod. The COVID-19 Students will not be automatically added
vaccine is FREE to all eligible persons (Visit the LADPH website for more to the class. The waitlist time periods are
info). Currently enrolled Compton College students may call 1-877-612- listed below:
8299 to register for an appointment. • 48 hours to add the class for Winter
and Summer terms; and
• 72 hours for Summer and Fall semesters
Fees Log in to the MyCompton portal and
select “Register” to add the class to your
www.compton.edu/campusinformation/fees
schedule. If you do not register for the
Enrollment Fee.............................................................. $46 for each credit unit class within the allotted time you will
Health Fee..............................................................................$19 per semester / $16 per term be removed from the waitlist. Waitlisted
students admitted to the class must pay
Non-Resident Tuition (subject to change)............................... $285 per unit plus $46 per unit those class fees by the posted deadline.
Credit by Examination.......................................................................................... $46 per unit
Auditing................................................................................................................$15 per unit Add or Drop Classes
Transcripts (first two free)........................................................................................... $6 each TO ADD A CLASS
Students can add classes online without
College Catalog..........................................$5 (available for purchase through the Bookstore) an add code until the day before the first
Student Activities Fee* (optional)...............................................$10 per Fall/Spring semester class meeting. After the first class meeting,
Student Representation Fee** (optional)......................................$2 per Fall/Spring semester an Add Authorization Code is needed to
register for the class. Classes are added
ALL FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGE through the MyCompton student portal:
Students are required to pay fees within ten (10) days of their enrollment in courses • Go to www.compton.edu, click on
(Administrative Regulation 5031 – Fees) MyCompton (top right corner)
For your convenience, we offer two ways to pay your fees: • Log in with username and password
• Click on the STUDENT SERVICES button
• Pay online! Just go to www.compton.edu and click on MyCompton. • Select the REGISTRATION AND
• Mail a check or money order to Compton Community College District, Bursar’s PLANNING link on the left-hand side
Office; 1111 East Artesia Boulevard, Compton, CA 90221. • Click REGISTER FOR CLASSES link
*Students may opt-out of the Student Activities Fee within the first two weeks of the semester by emailing the Office of • Search for classes by a variety of
Student Development at studentdevelopment@compton.edu. options (Subject, CRN, Day, Time, etc.)
**Any student wishing not to pay the Student Representation Fee may request to waive the fee with the Admissions & • Select a class to add to your schedule
Records Office. The request must be submitted prior to the earliest refund deadline for the student’s enrolled classes. by clicking the ADD button
The Compton Community College District is committed to providing an educational and employment environment in which no person is subjected to discrimination on the basis of actual or perceived race,
color, ancestry, national origin, religion, creed, age (over 40), disability (mental or physical), sex, gender (including pregnancy and childbirth), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, medical
condition, genetic information, marital status, military and veteran status, or retaliation; or on any other basis as required by state and federal law.
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• Click the SUBMIT button on the bottom
right to add the class to your schedule MyCompton Portal and with a 2.75 grade-point average and
an overall grade-point average of 2.5
• When adding the class with an Add
Authorization Code, you will be
@compton.edu Email or higher to be eligible for an overload.
prompted to enter the Add Code.
As a Compton College student, you are
assigned a free student email account Fees and Fee Holds
Before adding, drop the classes you through Microsoft’s Office 365 for Students are required to pay fees
are no longer taking. If you have a time Education. Your student email address within ten (10) days of their enrollment
conflict (e.g., a class you are enrolled in acts as your login to your Office 365 in courses (AR-5031). A non-payment
overlaps by one minute or more with a account and the MyCompton portal. hold may be placed on a student record
course you are trying to add), you will MyCompton is our online portal that if registration fees are past due. This
not be able to add the new class. An allows you to view your registration date, hold will prevent the student from
Add Code only works for one student register for classes, access your student registering or adding additional courses
• Students have until 11:59 p.m. on the email, add or drop classes, purchase for the next and/or future semesters.
date(s) listed in the Summer 2021 a parking permit, pay fees, view your
Calendar, available on page 3 of this financial aid status, and much more. Removing a Fee Hold
schedule, to add or drop classes. You are required to activate your To register for classes in an upcoming
Office 365 account in order to log in to semester or intersession, all fees must
TO DROP A CLASS the MyCompton portal, where you may be paid before registration begins. A fee
1. Go to www.compton.edu and click on register for classes and access additional hold is automatically removed once the
MyCompton student services. balance is paid in full.
2. Login with username and password
3. Click on the STUDENT SERVICES button
Click on the MyCompton icon to
activate your Office 365 account. Refund of Fees
4. Click DRP CLASS or REMOVE SECTION Students must drop their classes
FROM WAITLIST Office 365 and MyCompton Assistance through the online system, at MyCompton
5. Check the box of the class you wish to Support videos are available for help according to the following schedule:
drop activating your Office 365 account and Friday, January 7, 2022,
6. Click DROP from the drop-down menu logging in to MyCompton at www. for 100% refund
7. Click SUBMIT (Note: once you click compton.edu/support.
RefundswillbeissuedthroughBankMobile
submit there is no going back. If you before the end of the semester. For more
Need help logging into MyCompton?
drop a class in error, you will need information about BankMobile, and to sign
Call the Helpdesk: 310-900-1234.
to contact the instructor as soon as up, visit http://bankmobiledisbursements.
possible to request a reinstatement.)
8. Once you successfully drop the
Open Enrollment com/refundchoices/.
Unless specifically exempted by statute, Address changes should be promptly
class, review your class schedule updated by submitting a Change of
every course, course section, or class,
(scroll to the bottom of the screen Address form to the Admissions & Records
wherever offered and maintained by the
to view the updated schedule) to Office or through the online system, at
District, shall be fully open to enrollment
make sure the class was dropped. MyCompton. The form is available online
and participation by any person who
For more information and to view at www.compton.edu/studentservices/
has been admitted to Compton College
Drop Policies, please visit www. admissionandrecords/Forms.aspx.
and who meets such prerequisites as
c o m p t o n . e d u /s t u d e n t s e r v i c e s /
may be established pursuant to Article
admissionandrecords/drop-a-class.
2.5 (commencing with Section 55200) of Non-Resident Refunds
Subchapter 1 of Chapter 6 of Division 6 of To receive a refund of your non-
Title 5 of the California Code of Regulations. resident tuition, you must drop your
classes through the online system at
Unit Limitations MyCompton according to the following
The student’s program of studies will schedule:
vary according to individual needs and
objectives. The maximum full-time Friday, January 7, 2022,
student program for a semester is 18 units for 100% refund
without a physical education class and
19 units with a physical education class. Admissions Requirements
The maximum program of study for a six- Any person over the age of 18 or
week summer session is eight units. The possessing a high school diploma or its
maximum program for an eight-week equivalent from the USA or other nation
summer session is nine units if one unit is shall be admitted unless prohibited by
physical education. For the winter term, law. If under the age of 18, students will
the maximum program of study is seven qualify if they have 1) graduated from
units. A student wishing to take more than high school or 2) passed the California
the maximum units may file an Overload High School Proficiency Examination.
Petition through the Admissions & Compton College may admit as a special
Records Office. Students must have part-time or special full-time student
Students can apply for CalFresh at: completed at least 15 transferable units anyone in grades 11 or 12 who, in the
https://students.getcalfresh.org/ in one semester at Compton College opinion of the college president, may
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benefit from instruction. provided. Privacy Act), any business you conduct
Concurrently enrolled 11th- and 12th- Student information obtained in this on behalf of your college student must
grade students must comply with all process is strictly confidential unless be with the student’s written consent.
policies, follow all procedures, and disclosure is required under the law. You, the parent, will need a note from
meet all requirements by the published Students who meet the criteria will be your child to access private educational
deadlines for each semester and/or term. exempted from the payment of nonresident records or to act on his or her behalf.
tuition but will not be classified as “California
Attendance Residents.” Students will continue to be Equivalent Courses
Students who enroll in a class but classified as “Nonresidents.” Students who Courses completed at other colleges
do not attend the first scheduled class are in the United States under a student or and universities may be used to meet a
meeting may be dropped from the roster. visitor visa are not eligible. prerequisite. Some high school courses,
Additionally, their place in the class will be as stated in the catalog, may also be used
given to students on the waiting list. If an Drops and Withdrawals to meet a prerequisite. Students who have
illness or emergency prevents a student It is the student’s responsibility to process completed equivalent courses at another
from attending the first class session, the an official withdrawal from class. Failure college or in high school must have copies
student must contact the instructor. A to do so may result in a letter grade of A of necessary transcripts. Do not delay. Order
student who registers for a class and never through F. A student who fails to properly transcripts and clear prerequisites prior to
attends is still responsible for dropping the register or add a class will NOT receive credit registration. Clearance for an equivalent
class. Failure to properly drop a class by the for that class. Adding after the deadline course may be obtained electronically.
appropriate deadline may result in a “W” is prohibited. If a student drops after the Additional information is available online
and may hold the student responsible for refund deadline, fees for the classes are at www.compton.edu/studentservices/
any and all fees associated with the class. forfeited. Any class subsequently added supportservices/counseling/Prerequisite_
The burden of proof is on the student. will require additional fees. Clearance_Request.
Students who want to transfer to
California Residency a different section must complete a Financial Aid Programs
California State Assembly Bill 540 Section-Level Transfer form located online Compton College School Codes:
(AB540) allows any student who meets at www.compton.edu/studentservices/ FAFSA - 042817
all of the following requirements to be admissionandrecords/Forms.aspx. Dream Act - 04281700
exempt from paying nonresident tuition Compton College offers financial
at California Community Colleges, the Student Records assistance to students through the
California State University (CSU), and the Congress has provided in the “Family Federal Pell Grant, Federal Supplemental
University of California (UC). Education Rights and Privacy Act” (FERPA) Educational Opportunity Grant, Cal
1. The student must have attended a high that students have certain rights of Grants B & C, Student Success Completion
school (public or private) in California access to their education records. A copy Grant (SSCG), Full-time Student Success
for three or more years or have attained of the Act is located in the Library. Please Grant, Federal Work Study, Chaffee Grant,
credits equivalent to three or more contact the Admissions and Records and the California College Promise Grant,
years of high school coursework and a Office for any information regarding your and other state grants.
combination of three or more years at rights under the Act. Apply for financial aid by completing
a California elementary or secondary the Free Application for Federal Student
school and High School Students Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.gov. If
2. The student must have graduated By law, Compton College may restrict you are a California Dream Act Student
from a California high school K-12 enrollment based on any of (AB540), complete the California Dream
(public or private) or attained the the following: age, grade, academic Act Application (CADAA), in lieu of the
equivalent (e.g., General Educational preparation, seat availability or FAFSA, at dream.csac.ca.gov.
Development - GED or California High registration priority. Compton College Best times to apply - October 1 to March
School Proficiency Exam) prior to the will grant college credit for completed 2; however, you may apply anytime.
start of the term at Compton College. coursework. Students should consult their Apply for the California College Promise
A student who meets the above school counselor and/or school district Grant by completing the FAFSA or CADAA.
requirements must file an affidavit with the policy on enrolling in college classes to Please note that the California College
Admissions & Records Office at Compton earn high school credits or dual credit. Promise Grant only covers enrollment
College stating that he/ she has an Students - When you enroll in classes
application to legalize his/ her immigration at Compton College, you are considered
status or will file an application as soon as a college student and are expected
he/she is eligible to do so. In addition to the to act accordingly. Please familiarize
affidavit, the student must also provide an yourself with Compton College policies,
official high school transcript that clearly procedures, the college calendar, and
shows attendance in all semesters and your rights as a student by reading the
the date of high school graduation. If the class schedule and purchasing a college
student attended more than one California catalog from the Bookstore.
high school, then official transcripts from Parents - when your child enrolls in
all high schools must be provided. If the classes at Compton College, you lose some
student graduated through equivalency rights afforded you by the K-12 system. As
as mentioned above, then proof must be per FERPA (Family Educational Rights and
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fees; students may be responsible to pay Development at studentdevelopment@ Student Government (ASG) incentives,
other fees including the health, student compton.edu. which provides a variety of benefits
representation, and student activities fees. including free or discounted admission
Ensure that you are also meeting the Prevent Flu This Fall - Get Vaccinated! to ASG-sponsored events and free entry
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) policy. Following guidance from the California to all Tartar Athletic home events.
(SAP is determined at the end of each Department of Public Health, Compton Students who pay the Student Activities
semester for the subsequent semester.) College advises all students and employees Fee are also eligible to receive exclusive
To maintain eligibility for the California to get a flu vaccine each fall to help protect ASG promotional items.
College Promise Grant, students must yourself and others from the risk of illness,
meet academic and progress standards hospitalization, and death.
by maintaining a cumulative grade-point Students: Get your free flu vaccine at the Student Representation Fee
average (GPA) of 2.0 and must complete Compton College St. John’s Well Child & The Student Representation Fee is a $2
more than 50% of units attempted. Family Center. Call for an appointment: charge collected at the time of registration
For additional information, contact 213-226-7480. (fall and spring semesters only) for
the Financial Aid Office. Call 310-900- For more information about the Student each enrolled student for purposes of
1600, ext. 2935, or email financialaid@ Health Center and free services, go to www. providing student governmental affairs
compton.edu. compton.edu/studentservices/healthcenter/. representatives the means to express
their positions and viewpoints before
Health Services Fee Scholarships city, county, district, state, and federal
The Student Health Center is open by These awards are granted to students who government as well as other public
appointment only; no walk-ins. Please call best fit the requirements established for agencies. The $2 Student Representation
213-226-7480 to make an appointment. each scholarship. For a list of scholarships, Fee is used by the Compton College
Free COVID-19 tests and vaccines, as well information as to their requirements, and Associated Student Government and the
as flu shots are available by appointment application forms and deadlines, please Student Senate of California Community
for currently enrolled students who paid contact the Financial Aid Office. Colleges to advocate and lobby for
the Health Services Fee. legislative issues that affect and benefit
Students must pay $19 each semester Student Activities Fee community colleges and community
(and $16 per term) to cover the operation, All students are charged the $10 Student college students both at the state and
supervision, programs, and services of Activities Fee when they register for federal level. The fee is regulated by the
the Compton College Student Health fall and spring classes. Student Activities California Education Code 76060.5.
Center. Stickers will not be distributed during the Any student wishing not to pay the
Exception: Students who depend campus closure, verification of payment Student Representation Fee may request
exclusively upon prayer for healing in will be done through the student’s to waive the fee with the Admissions
accordance with the teachings of a bona financial account summary. Students & Records Office. The request must be
fide religious sect, denomination or may opt out of the Student Activities Fee submitted prior to the earliest refund
organization. (also referred to as the Student Activities deadline for the student’s enrolled classes.
Exempted: Part-time dual-enrolled Sticker) within the first two weeks of the
high school students are not required to semester. Student ID Card
pay the Health Services Fee. To opt out, email the Office of Student Student IDs are available Monday
Refund: Students who withdraw from Development at studentdevelopment@ through Friday in Tartar Village. Walk-ins
all courses prior to the close of the second compton.edu. welcome, appointments recommended.
week of the term will be eligible for a Students who opted out of the fee (Students must check in at TV 5 first.)
refund of the Health Services Fee. Forms can pay the fee at any time during the
to request a refund may be obtained semester. Students who pay the Student Transcripts
by emailing the Office of Student Activities Fee are entitled to Associated A transcript of the student’s academic
record at Compton College may be
requested online at www.compton.edu/
studentservices/admissionandrecords/
transcripts.aspx. College work from other
colleges will not be included on the
Compton College transcript. Academic
transcripts and documents from other
colleges must be requested from those
colleges. The first two Compton College
transcripts are free.
Bookstore
Textbooks may be purchased online at
www.efollett.com.
Refund Policy
Merchandise must be in new condition,
in a sealed package, clean and free of all
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markings and bearing all original tags. A a prerequisite for a course can email tutorials, and other academic support
10% restocking fee may be assessed on counseling@compton.edu and have services. For more information, or to get in
all refunds. Textbooks can be returned for their prerequisite(s) cleared and register contact with an SSC staff member, email
a full refund within the first week of the for class(es). For additional information studentsuccesscenter@compton.edu.
Summer and fall semesters. Textbooks please visit the Counseling webpage.
purchased for summer and winter terms Campus Police
have three days from the start of classes Library Parking and Traffic Enforcement
to return for a full refund. Textbooks must The Library’s collection includes The Vehicle Code Laws of the State of
be in the same condition as purchased print and electronic books, audiovisual California, the ordinances of Los Angeles
and must be accompanied by a register materials, periodicals, and multiple County, and the Traffic and Parking
receipt for a full refund. databases. Library services can be found Regulations of the Compton Community
in the Canvas Student Hub. In person College District (CCCD) are in effect 24
Children in Classrooms library services, reserve textbooks, and hours per day, seven days per week
Children are not permitted in study rooms are available by walk-in including weekends and holidays, unless
classrooms while class is in session. (please check Library webpage for specific
Attendance in class is limited to officially
enrolled students and authorized visitors
days/times of operation).
For more information, email library@ Safety Reminders
or authorized guests only. In addition, compton.edu, or visit the library The safety and well-being of
students shall not allow children to be left homepage www.compton.edu/library/ to students, faculty, staff and visitors
unattended or unsupervised anywhere chat with a librarian. is always a primary concern at
at Compton College. Compton College.
Student Success Center
Counseling/Advisement The Student Success Center (SSC) • In an emergency, contact campus
police 24/7 by calling 911 from any
Counseling services are made available includes the Multidisciplinary Lab and
to students through drop-in advisement or the SSC Tutorial Program. All SSC services phone on campus; or by calling
scheduled appointments. Appointments are free for currently enrolled Compton 310-900-1600, ext. 2999 from
to meet with a counselor are made three College students. The SSC offers in-person a cell phone.
weeks in advance. Counseling appointments and online services. Please check SSC
are available online at www.compton.edu/ webpage (www.compton.edu/library/ • Immediately report any suspicious
studentservices/supportservices/counseling/ ssc/) to access schedules, instructions, activity to campus police.
counseling- appointments.
• First aid, as well as help in all
A student who has selected a major
emergency situations, is provided
area of study is strongly encouraged
to see one of the counselors assigned through the police department.
to that Guided Pathway Division. An
undeclared or undecided student may
see any counselor Receive campus safety Campus Police
Students can virtually drop-in the
same day and meet with a Counselor
information instantly via text
message or email:
Contact Information
for quick questions www.compton. Non-Emergencies:
Simply text CCPD1 to 888777 and
edu/studentservices/supportservices/ 310-900-1600, ext. 2790
receive real-time alerts directly from
counseling/counseling_virtual_drop_in. Compton College Campus Police.
Students who believe they have met Emergencies and After-Hours: 911
Student Right to Know Information
The Compton College Police Department provides professional law enforcement services to Compton College. The police
department is located in the Public Safety Building, at the Artesia Entrance to campus. The police department also provides first
aid services in emergency situations. The police department is open 24 hours per day and may be reached by calling 310-900-
1600, ext. 2999.
In accordance with the Federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, the
Compton College Police Department has posted the Compton College Annual Security Report, and all required statistical
data on the police department webpage: www.compton.edu/adminandoperations/campuspolice/CampusSecurityStatistics.
This information is also available in printed form in the lobby of the Police Department, Library-Student Success Center,
Administration, Student Development, Bookstore, and can be mailed upon request.
Student Right-to-Know Rates
In compliance with the Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-542), it is the policy of our college district
to make available its completion and transfer rates to all current and prospective students. Summer 2021 Cohort rates are available here:
http://srtk.cccco.edu/711//srtk20.htm.
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otherwise specified*, and are enforced by Campus Safety available online at www.compton.edu/
the Compton College Police Department The Compton College Police Department district/board_of_trustees/policies_and_
pursuant to section 21113 (a) (c) (f) of the is committed to providing a safe campus procedures and in the Office of Human
California Vehicle Code. Compton College environment, including crime prevention Resources located on campus at C-38.
Police will issue citations to violators of and personal safety, for its students, faculty,
these regulations. Parking violations are a
minimum of $40.
and visitors. Compton College Police patrol
the campus 24 hours a day, and 365 days Unlawful Discrimination
*At this time, Compton College parking
a year. The officers, and support staff are Complaints
available to provide professional service to Compton College affirms its policy to
permits are not required to park on the campus community. provide an educational and employment
campus. The temporary suspension of
environment in which no person shall be
Board Policy 6750 – Parking, is effective
through June 30, 2022. Sexual and Gender-Based unlawfully denied admission, access or
• Parking availability is subject to change, Misconduct benefit to, or employment in any program or
activity that is administered, funded directly
and lots may be closed or restricted for It is the policy of Compton College to by, or that receives financial assistance
special events. provide an education, employment, and from the State Chancellor or Board of
• The basic speed limit is 15 mph in all environment free from sexual and gender- Governors of the California Community
posted areas. based misconduct. Sexual and gender- Colleges on the basis of race, color, national
• The use of skateboards, scooters, roller based misconduct is any unwelcome origin, sex and gender (including sexual
skates and bicycles is not permitted on gender or sex-based verbal or physical harassment, sexual orientation, and gender
campus. It is a violation of California conduct that may or may not be sexual identity), disability, and age as required by
Vehicle Code section 21113(F) to in nature. This includes sexual assault, Title VI, Title IX, Section 504, and the Age
operate those items (motorized or domestic and dating violence, stalking, Discrimination Act. Students or employees
nonmotorized) on campus. and sexual harassment such as unwelcome with questions, concerns, or complaints
• The CCCD shall not be liable for the sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, of unlawful discrimination may contact
loss or damage caused to any vehicle and any other unlawful sexual or gender- and/or file a complaint with these offices:
parked in a district parking lot. based conduct or communication as
defined and otherwise prohibited by law. Student Contacts:
Disabled Persons Parking Sexual and gender-based misconduct • Compton College Equal Employment
Students/visitors with disabilities who violates the policy of the District and Officer: Tina Kuperman, Director of
have been issued a DMV Disabled Person provisions of the California Fair Employment Diversity, Compliance, and Title IX (310)
(DP) placard may park in any designated Act, Education Code, and Title IX law. 900-1600, ext. 2144
disabled person stall. Failure to display Sexual and gender-based misconduct shall • California Community Colleges
the DP placard will result in the issuance be immediately reported to the District’s System Office, Attention: Legal Affairs
of a citation. See California Code of Title IX Coordinator. Reports can be made Division: 1102 Q Street, Suite 4400,
Regulations - Title 5, Section 54100; Ed online by completing an Incident Report & Sacramento, CA 95811
Code 67301(a). Referral Form at https://cm.maxient.com/ • U.S. Department of Education, Office
reportingform.php?ComptonCollege. for Civil Rights, San Francisco Office: 50
Lost Property Detailed information, including applicable Beale Street, Suite 7200, San Francisco,
If you have lost property at Compton District policies and regulations, is CA 94105
College, please stop by the Public Safety
Building (located at the Artesia Blvd.
entrance to campus). Lost property not
claimed within 90 days is disposed of in
Compton College Entry to Campus Protocol
accordance with district policy.
• To help ensure the health and safety of the Compton College campus
community and the public, face coverings are required to be worn
while on campus.
• Upon entry to campus, all individuals will have their temperature
screened. Employees and students must complete an online wellness
questionnaire prior to their arrival on campus.
Compton Community College District
Board of Trustees • Students enrolled in in-person on-campus classes, must submit
proof of full vaccination status to the Office of Human Resources by
Sonia Lopez (Trustee Area 3) - President
January 1, 2021, or they will be prohibited from entering campus.
Sharoni Little (Trustee Area 5) - Vice President
Barbara Calhoun (Trustee Area 2) - Clerk • Detailed entry-to-campus-protocol will be emailed to students
Deborah LeBlanc (Trustee Area 4) - Member enrolled in classes that require in-person instruction.
Andres Ramos (Trustee Area 1) - Member
COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2022 9
FULL-TERM (FIVE-WEEK) CLASSES
Tuesday, January 4 - Thursday, February 4, 2022
Course # Course Title CRN Instructor Instruction Method Days Time Location
Administration of Justice
109 Intro Police Patrl Procdr 10162 Online
135 Report Writing 10104 Donald Mason Lec MTWRF 1330-1540 CANVAS
Anatomy
132 General Human Anatomy 10049 Hassan Elfarissi Lec/Lab MTWRF 0800-1355 MS 110
Anthropology
101 Intro to Physical Anthropology 10157 Adrianna Jackson Lec MTWRF 1030-1240 IB1 101
102 Intro Cultural Anthropology 10158 Alberto Vigil Online
Art
101 Art/Visual Cultr: Glbl Perspec 10128 Alexandra Lezo Online
Astronomy
120 The Solar System 10050 Evgeny Zakharov Lec MTWRF 1300-1510 MS 108
Biology
100 Fundamentals of Biology 10142 Emma Adams Lec/Lab MTWR 1630-1920 CANVAS
100 Fundamentals of Biology 10051 Timothy Reonisto Online
Business
111 Accounting for Small Business 10133 Donna McGovern Online
Child Development
103 Child Growth and Development 10002 Cassandra Washington Lec MTWRF 0800-1010 IB1 102
104 The Home, School, Community 10010 Lec MTWRF 1030-1240 IB1 102
107 Infant/Toddler Developmnt 10123 Cassandra Washington Online
112 Teachng Chldrn in a Dvrse Soc 10168 Samitha Givens Lec MTWRF 1535-1745 IB1 102
114 Observing/Guiding Children 10124 Samitha Givens Lec MTWRF 1315-1525 IB1 101
Contemporary Health
101 Persnl/Communty Health Issues 10156 Online
INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS:
Lec: Student must either attend Lab: Student must either attend Online: Students may log in to Canvas Hybrid: These classes are a combination
or log in to Canvas at the specified or log in to Canvas at the specified any day or time they choose but will need of Lec or Lab, and Online instruction with
day/time note. Classes on Canvas day/time note. Labs on Canvas are to login for the first time during the first some specified times in person or on
are conducted through Zoom. conducted through Zoom. week of class to avoid being dropped. Zoom.
For in-person classes, please refer to the Entry to Campus
Classes listed in blue meet in person at the location listed. Protocol information on page 8.
Students enrolled in in-person on-campus classes must submit proof of full COVID-19 vacciantion status by January 1, 2022.
See page 3 for more information.10 COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2022 Course # Course Title CRN Instructor Instruction Method Days Time Location Chemistry 102 Fundamentals of Chemistry 10055 Gautam Dhar Lec/Lab MTWR 1500-2140 CANVAS 102 Fundamentals of Chemistry 10143 Susan Morvaridi Lec/Lab MTWRF 0800-1325 MS 228 104 Beginning Chemistry 10056 Steven Han Lec/Lab MTWRF 0800-1450 MS 231 Computer Information Systems 102 Office Applications 10122 Abdirashid Yahye Online Communication Studies 100 Public Speaking 10031 Mark Shannon Lec MTWR 1800-2050 CANVAS 100 Public Speaking 10029 Richard Lawrence Lec MTWRF 0800-1010 CANVAS 100 Public Speaking 10140 Selene Aguirre Online Cosmetology 140 Cosmetology Practicum 10024 Stephen Ellis Lec/Lab MWF 0800-1630 CANVAS Lec/Lab TR 0800-1215 TV 1 English 101 Reading and Composition 10032 Georgia Moten Lec MTWR 1700-2050 CANVAS 101 Reading and Composition 10035 Judith Crozier Lec MTWRF 0800-1105 IB1 201 101 Reading and Composition 10033 Jose Bernaudo Online 101 Reading and Composition 10141 Nikki Williams Online 103 Critical Thinking/Comp 10040 Bruce Jacobs Lec MTWRF 0800-1010 CANVAS 103 Critical Thinking/Comp 10039 Susan Johnson Online Ethnic Studies 101 Introduction to Ethnic Studies 10159 Michelle Bell Blossom Online Geography 101 Physical Geography 10144 Lec MTWR 1800-2050 MS 128 Geology 101 Physical Geology 10058 Leonard Clark Lec MTWRF 0800-1010 CANVAS Human Development 110 Strat for Creating Success 10079 Online 115 Career Dev Across the Lifespan 10096 Online History 101 U.S. History to 1877 10013 Nathan Lopez Online 102 U.S. History - 1877-Present 10125 Dustin Black Lec MTWRF 1030-1240 IB1 101 102 U.S. History - 1877-Present 10016 Nathan Lopez Online Humanities 101 Intro to the Humanities 10139 Stefani Baez Lec MTWRF 0945-1155 IB1 204 101 Intro to the Humanities 10044 Amber Gillis Online Courses printed in the Class Schedule are subject to change. For the most current information, Low Cost Textbooks or Zero Cost Textbooks (OER) - Learn course descriptions, and requirements, view the Searchable Schedule available online at www.compton.edu. more about textbook affordability at www.compton.edu.
COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2022 11
Course # Course Title CRN Instructor Instruction Method Days Time Location
Mathematics
65 Pre-Statistics 10132 Malinni Roeun Hybrid TR 1400-1735 IB1 206
73 Intermediate Algebra Gen Ed 10062 Donald Roach Lec MTWRF 1030-1420 CANVAS
80 Inter Algebra for STEM 10147 Ali Abbassi Lec MTWR 1700-2150 CANVAS
150 Elemntry Statistcs W/Probablty 10066 Gayathri Manikandan Lec MTWR 1800-2150 CANVAS
150 Elemntry Statistcs W/Probablty 10067 Miguel Ornelas Hybrid MW 0945-1250 IB1 206
150 Elemntry Statistcs W/Probablty 10068 Jose Martinez Online
150 Elemntry Statistcs W/Probablty 10113 Jose Villalobos Online
180 Pre-Calculus 10167 Evan Skorka Hybrid TR 0800-1135 IB1 206
Medical Terminology
101 Medical Terminology 10077 Lec MTWR 1630-1920 CANVAS
101 Medical Terminology 10076 Online
Machine Tool Technology
110 Introduction to CAD/CAM 10169 Michael Vanoverbeck Lec/Lab MTWR 0900-1350 VT 167
Music
111 Music Appreciation-Survey 10045 Mandeda Uch Online
Nutrition
110 Nutrition 10078 Jill Gray Online
Nursing
143 Intro and Prep for Nursing 10082 Lec MW 1630-2045 CANVAS
143 Intro and Prep for Nursing 10083 Lec TR 1630-1950 CANVAS
144 Dosage Calculations 10080 Lec/Lab TWR 0830-1145 AHB 119
144 Dosage Calculations 10081 Lec/Lab TWR 1630-1945 AHB 119
146 Health Assessment 10091 Lec TR 1330-1555 AHB 119
Lab WF 1000-1225 AHB 141
146 Health Assessment 10092 Lec TR 1330-1555 AHB 119
Lab WF 1800-2025 AHB 141
146 Health Assessment 10094 Lec TR 1330-1555 AHB 119
Lab TR 1630-1855 AHB 141
146 Health Assessment 10097 Lec TR 1330-1555 AHB 119
Lab TR 1630-1855 AHB 142
INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS:
Lec: Student must either attend Lab: Student must either attend Online: Students may log in to Canvas Hybrid: These classes are a combination
or log in to Canvas at the specified or log in to Canvas at the specified any day or time they choose but will need of Lec or Lab, and Online instruction with
day/time note. Classes on Canvas day/time note. Labs on Canvas are to login for the first time during the first some specified times in person or on
are conducted through Zoom. conducted through Zoom. week of class to avoid being dropped. Zoom.
For in-person classes, please refer to the Entry to Campus
Classes listed in blue meet in person at the location listed. Protocol information on page 8.
Students enrolled in in-person on-campus classes must submit proof of full COVID-19 vacciantion status by January 1, 2022.
See page 3 for more information.12 COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2022
Course # Course Title CRN Instructor Instruction Method Days Time Location
Physical Education
118 Boxing 10164 Krysti Rosario Lab MTWRF 1330-1540 X 21
130 Soccer 10089 Jose Garcia Lab MTWRF 1030-1240 CFLD
150 Sprt-Spec Periodzd Trng Athlte 10166 David Austin Lab MTWRF 0900-1110 CFLD
150 Sprt-Spec Periodzd Trng Athlte 10121 Joseph Magno Lab MTWRF 1300-1510 BBAC
150 Sprt-Spec Periodzd Trng Athlte 10120 Shannon Williams Lab MTWRF 1400-1610 BBAC
217 Sports Officiating 10154 Shannon Williams Lec MTWRF 0900-1020 Y 99
Physiology
131 Human Physiology 10151 Rajinder Sidhu Lec/Lab MTWRF 0800-1355 MS 103
Physics
111 Descriptive Intro-Physics 10152 Mahbub Khan Online
120 General Physics 10059 Kent Schwitkis Lec/Lec MTWRF 0800-1225 MS 126
Political Science
101 Governments US/Calif 10018 Lec MTWR 1400-1650 IB1 205
101 Governments US/Calif 10020 Steven Gonzales Online
Psychology
101 General Psychology 10003 Lec MTWRF 0800-1010 IB1 105
101 General Psychology 10004 Donte Green Online
115 Abnormal Psychology 10126 Bradfield Conn Online
116 Lifespan Development 10129 David McPatchell Lec MTWRF 0800-1010 IB1 106
116 Lifespan Development 10006 David McPatchell Online
Sociology
101 Introduction to Sociology 10007 Lenana Flippin Lec MTWRF 0800-1010 IB1 205
101 Introduction to Sociology 10048 Corina Diaz Online
102 The Family 10008 Corina Diaz Online
107 Race/Ethnicity in the U.S. 10009 Stephanie Eaves Online
112 Introduction to Criminology 10127 Peter Aguilera Online
Remember to check
Compton College’s
online calendar
every week for a
schedule of events
and informational
workshops created
just for students!
www.compton.edu/events/
Courses printed in the Class Schedule are subject to change. For the most current information, Low Cost Textbooks or Zero Cost Textbooks (OER) - Learn
course descriptions, and requirements, view the Searchable Schedule available online at www.compton.edu. more about textbook affordability at www.compton.edu.COMPTON COLLEGE • WINTER 2022 13
Student Support Services Extended Hours January 4 - 14, 2022
Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Student Services Offices are available via Cranium Café
and in-person in Tartar Village:
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. - Noon
To speak with a member of the Student Services Division go online to www.compton.edu/studentservices/
and choose the office/program you need to connect with.
Admissions and Records
Athletics
CalWORKs/TANF/GAIN
Counseling
EOPS/CARE
Financial Aid
Special Resource Center
Student Equity
Student Development
Transfer/Career Center
Upward Bound Math/Science
Veteran Services
Welcome Center
Library - Student Success CenterCompton College
1111 East Artesia Boulevard
Compton, CA 90221
Winter 2022: Welcome to Compton College!
There are many ways to take Compton College classes this winter. Find flexible class
offerings that fit into your schedule. Explore your options and learn more about Comp-
ton College classes for Winter 2022 at the bottom of page 9.
In-Person: On-campus class
Online Lecture: Specified class time
Online Anytime: Attend class at your own pace
Hybrid: Combination of online/in-person instruction
• All students who register for a winter class should log in to Canvas (available via the MyCompton stu-
dent portal) for additional information about class meetings and course requirements.
• Check your @compton.edu email often for information from your instructor, and make sure to contact
your instructor if you have any questions.
• For course descriptions, prerequisite/corequisites, and transferability, please refer to the 2021-2022
Course Catalog available online at www.compton.edu. Printed course catalogs are available for purchase
through the online Bookstore at www.comptonbookstore.com/.
• To help ensure the health and safety of the Compton College campus community and the public, face
coverings are required to be worn while on campus. Upon entry to campus, all individuals will have their
temperature screened. Employees and students must complete an online wellness questionnaire prior
to their arrival on campus and submit monthly COVID-19 test results to the Office of Human Resources.
Testing information and detailed entry-to-campus-protocol will be emailed to students enrolled in
classes that require in-person instruction.
Register online today for Winter 2022 classes at Compton College!
www.compton.edu
New Students: See page 2 for the Compton College Steps to Enrollment. Virtual workshops available Monday-Friday.You can also read
