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Welcome to Santa Ana What Will You Learn from this College! Orientation? • • • Information about Santa Ana College Your responsibilities as a student Important dates & deadlines Review your English & Math Placement Requirements for certificates, degrees and transferring • Education Planning: course selection and on-line registration

Student Success & Support Program (SSSP) State Requirements: Apply to SAC Orientation & Abbreviated SEP Check your day & time to register on Web Advisor Check schedule of classes online Register and pay for courses Make an appt. with a counselor Create a Comprehensive Ed Plan before 15 units or by 3 rd semester Today we will help you create an Abbreviated Student Education Plan (ASEP) for your upcoming semester

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SAC English Course Sequence English 101 (4 units) Freshman Composition English 102 (4 units) Literature and Composition English 101 & 66 (5 units) Freshman Composition with Support Lab English 103 (4 units) Critical Thinking and Writing Student Planning Guide, Page 5

SAC EMLS Course Sequence EMLS 103 & 104 (8 units) Grammar for Better Writing I & II EMLS 107 (6 units) Grammar for Better Writing I & II EMLS 109 (6 units) Grammar for Better Writing I & II EMLS 110 (4 units) Grammar for Better Writing I & II EMLS 112 (4 units) Grammar for Better Writing I & II English 101 (4 units) Freshman Composition English 101 & 66 (5 units) Freshman Composition with Support Lab Student Planning Guide, Page 5

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How Many Classes Should I Take? Full-time students take 12+ units Part-time students take 11 or less units Athletic eligibility take at least 12 units If you work… Consider enrolling in… 40 hrs. a week 6 unit(typically 2 classes) 30 hrs. a week 9 units (typically 3 classes) 10 -20 hrs. a week 12 units (typically 4 classes) 0 -10 hrs. a week 14 -16 units (4 or more classes) Note: The majority of A. A/G. E. /Transfer courses are 3 units. Student Planning Guide, Page 2

Weekly Study Requirement Full-Time Students 12 Units = 12 hours of class Studying = 24 hours Work = 12 hours (parttime) Total = 48 hours Part-Time Students 6 Units = 6 hours of class Studying = 12 hours Work = 40 hours (fulltime) Total = 58 hours Student Planning Guide, Page 2

What Goals Can I Complete At SAC? Certificate Program • A series of special major courses, all related to a particular occupational skill. • Timeline, 1 year or less Associate Degree • Earn an AA/AS. • For those NOT planning to transfer at this time. • Timeline, 2 -4 years Why w ould want t someone o e Certific arn a ate? A Assoc iate De n g Or wa nt to tr ree? ansfer ? Transfer • Would like to transfer to a 4 year institution to earn a Bachelors degree (BA/BS). • Beginning half of bachelors degree • Minimum of 60 Transferable Units Student Planning Guide, Pages 2 2

Vocational Certificates lead to entry level employment in specialized occupations OR upgrading employment. Students pursing a certificate are interested in learning specific skills for a particular job. General Education courses are typically NOT required to earn a Certificate. Total units to earn a certificate vary, from 9 to 57 units. Accounting Auto Tech/Diesel Technology Business Applications Digital Media Arts Child Development Computer Info Systems/Computer Science Engineering Fashion Design Merchandising Management Manufacturing Technology Medical Assistant Paralegal Pharmacy Technology TV/Video Communications Student Planning Guide, Pages 2 & 16

Associate Degree Two Types: 1) AA Degree- Associate in Arts 2) AS Degree- Associate in Science § § § Math & Reading Proficiency Oral Communication Req Minimum 2. 0 GPA General Education Courses (GE) 60 Degree Applicable Units Electives Major Courses Any courses not beginning with “N” (PLAN A – 24 units) Student Planning Guide, Pages 3 & 8

Transferring Transfer Options: • Public - UC’s/CSU’s • Private & Out of state Classes count towards completion of a Bachelor’s degree General Education Courses (GE) PLAN B – CSUGE PLAN C – IGETC 36 -46 units 60 Transferable Units Electives Major Prep courses www. assist. org Student Planning Guide, Pages 6 & 10 -13

Associate Degrees for Transfer A. K. A Associate of Arts or Associate of Science for Transfer (AA-T & AS-T) Designed to provide a clear pathway to a CSU major and baccalaureate degree Benefits: Guaranteed admission with junior standing somewhere in the CSU system Priority admission consideration to local CSU campuses in some cases Slight GPA bump of. 1 GPA for admission purposes for certain CSU’s

Administration of Justice Anthropology Art History Biology Business Chemistry Communication Studies Computer Science Early Childhood Education Economics Elementary Teacher Education English Film, TV, and Electronics Media Geology Geography History Journalism Kinesiology Mathematics Music Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Sociology Spanish Studio Arts Theatre Arts

st Courses to Take Your 1 Semester @ SAC Courses that support College level Math & English ENGL 066 (ENGL 101), MATH 019 (MATH 219), & MATH 040 (MATH 140) Counseling classes General education classes (Plan A, B, or C) Intro classes to majors/careers of interest. Courses of personal interest to you.

Freshman Success at Santa Ana College Fall Semester Counseling 107 – The Freshman Experience (College Success) Clarify the Path - learn about all the academic programs available at SAC, identify your values, personality type, and interests as they relate your career and academic goals. Enter the Path - declare a major with a focused outcome on graduation and/or transfer and develop a comprehensive educational plan that will help you reach your goal in the shortest time possible. Stay on the Path - learn about and explore all of the support services available at SAC as well as the personal strategies required for success in college - time management, study skills, managing life, work, and college. Spring Semester Counseling 116 – Career and Life Planning

Course Title & Number Sample Class Schedule Units Section # Time Math 140 4 47361 11: 30 AM-2: 35 PM M/W S. Smith H-107 English 101 & 66 5 46278 9: 30 AM-10: 25 AM T/R I. Lomeli D-206 Counseling 107 3 54612 8: 00 AM-9: 25 AM M/W L. Pastrana I-209 CNSL 107 ENGL 101/66 MATH 140 Day MATH 140 Instructor Room

Important Information For First Year Success at SAC

Academic Calendar 2018 -19 Fall 2019 June 21 st – Last Day to Pay for Classes July 18 th – Can make changes to your F-19 class schedule August 26 th - Instruction Begins September 8 th - Last day to add and to drop full-term classes without “W” grade with enrollment fee refund for full semester. November 17 th - Last Day to Drop with a “W” for full semester. December 15 th - Instruction Ends

Academic Expectations You must maintain good academic standing at Santa Ana College What is “Good Academic Standing? ” Maintaining above a 2. 0 GPA Completing at least 50% of the units you enroll in § Academic Probation: If you’ve attempted at least 12 semester units and have a cumulative GPA is below a 2. 0 § Progress Probation: If you’ve attempted at least 12 semester units and 50% or more of the course grades were recorded as W, I, NC or NP

Academic Expectations Failure to maintain Good Academic Standing may result in the loss of: Priority Registration • Students who have not met academic expectations for two consecutive semesters will be required to register after students who have fulfilled priority registration requirements and are in good academic standing. CA College Promise Grant (CCPG) Program Formerly known as BOG Fee Waiver • Under new regulations, students will lose eligibility for the Board of Governors (BOG) Waiver if they have not met Academic expectations for two consecutive semesters starting Fall 2016. (Foster Youth are exempt from the policy).

College Success Tips § § § § § Utilize resources on campus Talk to your professor(s) Discover your best practices for learning Study often Don’t procrastinate (start on assignments early) Manage your time (work, school, social life) Get Involved Ask for HELP!! Attend The First Class Meeting – attendance at the first meeting of class is advised because of enrollment demands. Any student not reporting to the first class meeting may be dropped from the roll sheet.

Reminders § You are responsible for dropping courses that you no longer wish to take § Your instructor will NOT drop you § Failure to drop will result in a “F” § Be aware of the refund and drop date, listed on the class schedule (Web Advisor) § Last day to drop without a “W” is September 8 th § Last day to drop with a “W” is November 17 th § You are responsible for paying the college tuition and fees OR your classes will be DROPPED for non-payment. Deadline to Pay these fees is June 21 st § § Online: www. sac. edu In Person: Cashiers Office, VL-205 B By mail: SAC Address Questions? Call 714 -564 -6965

How Much Will It Cost To Attend SAC?

College Tuition and Fees Breakdown CA Resident Students (Per Semester) Enrollment Health Fees Student Life & Leadership ID Card Student Representation Fee Parking Fees $46 per unit $19 per semester ($16 Summer) $10. 00 ($5 Summer) $2. 50 $2. 00 $30 per semester $20 (for CCPG Fee Waiver students) Estimated Cost Part-time student (6 units) Full-time student (12 -15 units) $330 - $340 $600 - $750 AB 540 Students Same as above if your CA residency paperwork has been processed. Student Planning Guide, Page 14

Fees/Payment Policy Payment Deadline Last day to pay your Tuition & Registration Fees is June 21 st 2019. Students will be dropped from classes for non -payment. There is no plan for partial payment and no exceptions to this policy. Payment Options Online In Person WWW. SAC. EDU Cashier’s Office VL-205 B) Questions? Call 714 -564 -6965

Other Costs BOOKS !!! Open Educational Resources $60. 00 (X) 4 Classes = $240. 00 $80. 00 (X) 4 Classes = $320. 00 Math & Science textbooks cost about $100 -$175 each textbook (OER): refers to textbooks that are in the public domain or are copyrighted with a Creative Commons license. OER materials are either free or low cost Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC): eliminate conventional textbook costs by using alternative instructional materials and methodologies, including open educational resources! See HANDOUT in Folder

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Financial Aid FAFSA https: //fafsa. ed. gov CA Dream Act https: //dream. csac. ca. go v/ Student Planning Guide, Page 15

Who Can Apply for Financial Aid? Students who are U. S. citizens or legal residents **OR** AB 540 (undocumented) students (are only eligible for state financial aid): § AB 540 Fee Waiver Paper Application available @ SAC’s Financial Aid Office § California Dream Act Apply @ www. Cal. Dream. Act. org Go to www. fafsa. ed. gov and complete/submit the FAFSA Student Planning Guide, Page 15

Types of Financial Aid FREE-GIFT AID SELF-HELP AID CA College Promise Loans Grant (CCPG) o Federal Program o Private Grants Work Study o Federal o State o Institutional/Private Scholarships o Institutional o Private Student Planning Guide, Page 15

Other Sources of Assistance to Pay for College EOPS Book Services Buy a Book Society • $100 scholarship for FEP and honors students Teacher ASG Ed. and MESA Textbook Loan Programs “Work for Your Book” Program Rolling Scholarships o Esp. AB 540 Students

Student Support Services Santa Ana College values and affirms: Diversity Equity Inclusion Engagement With Safety & Support for ALL

Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act (VAWA) This federal law is aimed at improving how colleges and universities address sexual violence. This law requires SAC to ensure our policies and practices comply with new regulations that prohibits acts of violence such as, sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking, and it clarifies the rights of victims. The new regulations also include providing prevention and awareness programs for incoming students. I invite you to view this short educational video. PLAY VIDEO https: //www. youtube. com/watch? time_continue=9&v=r. EQb a. LEs. Q 20

Disabled Students Program & Services Purpose Types of disabilities ADHD/Autism DSPS is designed to assist students with disabilities, so Hearing they may have equal access Learning to all programs and activities Psychological on campus. Orthopedic/Mobility DSPS encourages and Visually Impaired promotes independence in students so they may achieve Speech & Language their full potential. Acquired Brain Impairment DSPS strive to provide Intellectually Delayed Learner support and academic (DDL) accommodations to our students with disabilities

Health and Wellness Center provides confidential care for… Birth control* Blood pressure Dermatology Emergency contraception* Family PACT Program First aid treatment (acute injury, illness and infection) Flu immunization* Hearing test Laboratory tests* Pap smear* Physical examination* Pregnancy testing* Spirometry* STD test and treatment* (Sexually transmitted disease) TB skin test* (Tuberculosis skin test) Urine drug test* Personal counseling available for… Abusive relationships Anger management Anxiety/ panic attacks Depression/ lack of motivation Domestic Violence Eating disorders Family, social or romantic relationships LGBTQ related support Self-esteem/self-worth Sexual problems/ dysfunction Sleep disturbances Stress & procrastination Substance use of alcohol/drugs NOTE: Safe Harbour Sexual Assault Support

Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS) Program Benefits Priority registration Academic counseling FREE tutoring o English/Math/Biology Help with $chool-related co$t o Textbook Voucher o Supplies o Transportation And more to help you successfully graduate and transfer Submit your EOPS application BEFORE you leave today! There will be an EOPS staff outside your location.

Student Support Services Program-SSSP Program Benefits Summer Bridge Program $1, 000 SSSP Grant Academic Advising Eligibility Requirements Place into ENGL 060/061 Have a Valid Social Security Number Have Transfer as a Goal NOW Accepting Applications for the 2019 SUMMER BRIDGE PROGRAM

University Transfer Center • • • Academic Counseling CSU & UC Application Workshops College Fairs University Tours Appointments with University Representatives Transfer Mentor Program Student Planning Guide, Page 6

Center for Teacher Education • • • Academic Counseling Book Loan Program Teacher Education Workshops Classroom Fieldwork Opportunities Scholarship Workshops & Assistance APPLE Courses

Bridges to Engineering Academic & Career Advisement Study Center & Textbook Loans Professional Development Workshops MESA Program Designed for students majoring in Math, Computer Science, Engineering, and Science Academic & Career Advisement Study Center & Textbook Loans Professional Development Workshops

U-Link Program Must have 3. 2 GPA Must be eligible to take ENGL 101 & MATH 105 or higher Transfer Program to UC, CSU, & Private Universities Guaranteed Admission to UC Irvine UCI Library Privileges & Faculty Presentations Service Learning (100 hours of fieldwork)

Puente Program The Puente Program links three components in helping students prepare for transfer to 4 -year colleges 1. 2. 3. English: Students need to enroll in two guaranteed consecutive English classes, English 101 (Fall) and English 102 (Spring). These classes help students to build confidence in their writing skills through an exploration of Chicano/Latino literature. Counseling: Students work closely with a Counselor until they reach their educational goals. Students also need to enroll in 3 consecutive counseling classes: CNSLG N 45 (one day orientation prior to Fall), Study Skills 101 (Fall) and CNSLG 104 (Spring). Mentoring: Students will be introduced to mentors from the business/professional community. Mentors share with students their experiences, and provide a window into "real-life" work environments. To participate, a student must : o Commit to a full year of and Counseling classes. o Be interested in transferring to a 4 -year college. o Participate in at least one out-of-class Puente activity per month.

Program Eligibility Requirements: 3. 0 overall GPA or higher Two References Must complete 15 units of Honors Courses Program Benefits Priority Admission to some Universities Designation as a President’s Scholarship Eligibility Letters of Recommendation from Faculty Coordinator of the Honors Program Student Planning Guide, Page 18

SAC College Promise Early College Digital Dons Program UC Irvine CSUF The Santa Ana College Promise • Free tuition for first year at SAC for all SAUSD students. • SAUSD high school students can take college courses for free. • Students are eligible to borrow a laptop for the entire school year for free. • Guaranteed admission to UC Irvine with a 3. 2 GPA. • Guaranteed admission to CSUF with a 2. 8 GPA

Who Can Apply for Financial Aid? Students who are U. S. citizens or legal residents **OR** AB 540 (undocumented) students (are only eligible for state financial aid): § AB 540 Fee Waiver Paper Application available @ SAC’s Financial Aid Office § California Dream Act Apply @ www. Cal. Dream. Act. org Go to www. fafsa. ed. gov and complete/submit the FAFSA Student Planning Guide, Page 15

Register for SAC Days Register for Student Conference We invite you to join us for a welcome, tour, and informational workshops at Santa Ana College on any of these dates: Monday, August 19 Tuesday, August 20 Register at www. sac. edu/sacdays

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Complete Your Abbreviated Educational Plan A Counselor will advise you on the classes you should take during your first semester Remember, by the end of your 1 st year of college, complete a Comprehensive Education Plan • 45 Minute Appointment • Education Planning Course • Education Planning Have your Abbreviated Educational Plan signed and collected by a counselor before you leave today!

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QUEST Best Wishes on Your Journey IONS? to Success! TO DO LIST: 1) Register for courses • SAC Promise students must add CNSL N 45 2) Sign and submit your Abbreviated Education Plan 3) Complete and submit California College Promise Grant (CCPG) 4) Complete and submit EOPS, SSSP, and other program applications 5) Do not make any changes to your Fall 2019 Schedule