College ‘Survival’ Classes Offered
A program for high school students planning to attend a university directly from high school is now available at Ventura College. The program, Summer College for High School Students, will be available from June 17 to Aug. 19.
It offers ninth- through 12th-graders transferable university courses and afternoon workshops. A variety of college-level courses to earn credit toward general education, a major or electives are available free.
Students planning to attend four-year universities might consider a course on how to survive and succeed at the university level.
Afternoon workshops will be offered through the college’s community service office. Topics include: exploring careers and majors, university applications and financial aid, and SAT preparation. Workshop fees vary.
An informational meeting will be held for students and parents at Ventura College at 7:30 p.m. today in Guthrie Hall.
For information, call the Ventura College counseling office at 654-6459, or the student information center at 648-8936. To enroll, call 654-6459.
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