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How to Enroll Important Dates Financial Aid Academic Counseling Campus News, Spotlights Fighting Owls Unveils New Branding, Logo A fresh look takes the field as Citrus College Athletics unveils new Fighting Owls branding, complete with a bold logo, updated wordmarks and a reimagined "C" mark. Celeste Medina Citrus College student Celeste Medina was named a 2026 PTK All-California honoree, also placing third in a regional literary competition. She plans to study psychology and pursue a career with the FBI. View All News Activities, Events MAY 18 2026 11:30 AM Online via Zoom Voter Registration and Election Workshop Take part in an engaging virtual workshop designed to demystify voter registration and the election... MAY 19 2026 10:00 AM Citrus College Campus Emergency Drill Citrus College will be conducting a campus emergency drill on Tuesday, May 19, between 10 a.m. and... MAY 19 2026 11:00 AM Student Services Building Study Skills Workshop This Early Alert study skills hybrid workshop introduces practical techniques that help students... View All Events Your Growth Our Priority Start your future at Citrus College, where support, opportunity and a welcoming campus community help you earn credits, prepare for transfer and reach your goals with confidence. Welcome Future Owls! Where Skills Shape Careers Step into programs spanning healthcare, business, technology, public safety and applied trades. Hands-on training and industry insight prepare you for high-demand occupations ahead. Career Technical Education "Each semester brought inspiration that fueled my success." Combining strengths in STEM research and musicianship in the Blue Note band, Nathan Palmer advanced his scientific and creative work at Citrus College, a story told on his Owl Spotlight. Nathan Palmer, Class of 2023 Previous Slide Next Slide About Citrus College Founded in 1915 and dedicated to student success, innovation, career training and university transfer, Citrus College is located on a 104-acre campus in Glendora, California, approximately 25 miles northeast of metropolitan Los Angeles. Find Us Online Bluesky Facebook Instagram LinkedIn TikTok YouTube    Campus Information Athletic Events Campus Safety Citrus Alert Employment Opportunities Haugh Performing Arts Center Land Acknowledgement Media Relations Parking Transportation Compliance Accessibility Accreditation Board of Trustees Agendas Bond Measures Clery Act Disclosures, Statements Mission, Vision, Values Student Complaint Procedures Title IX © 2026 Citrus Community College District • 1000 W. Foothill Blvd., Glendora, CA 91741 • (626) 963-0323 ◈ Interior Pages — 10 pages crawledCampuswide Activities and Events | Citrus College --> Skip to main content Skip to main navigation Skip to footer content my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Search Submit Search Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library Search Submit Search my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library ADMISSIONS ACADEMICS CAMPUS LIFE ABOUT US VISIT About Citrus College Founded in 1915 and dedicated to student success, innovation, career training and university transfer, Citrus College is located on a 104-acre campus in Glendora, California, approximately 25 miles northeast of metropolitan Los Angeles. Find Us Online Bluesky Facebook Instagram LinkedIn TikTok YouTube    Campus Information Athletic Events Campus Safety Citrus Alert Employment Opportunities Haugh Performing Arts Center Land Acknowledgement Media Relations Parking Transportation Compliance Accessibility Accreditation Board of Trustees Agendas Bond Measures Clery Act Disclosures, Statements Mission, Vision, Values Student Complaint Procedures Title IX ©   2025 Citrus Community College District • 1000 W. Foothill Blvd., Glendora, CA 91741 • (626) 963-0323 Back to Top © Home - Hayden Memorial Library Homepage - Research Guides at Hayden Memorial Library Hayden Memorial Library Homepage: Home   Advanced Search │  Databases │  Journals │  Course Reserves │ Video s │  My Account   CONTACT US HOURS and DIRECTIONS CALENDAR PHOTO ID and GOPASS Spring 2026: The physical reserve textbook collection is accessible for in-library use. The library has e-book copies of some, but not all textbooks. Check the Owl Bookstore website to buy/lookup textbooks. Chat Now! - Available during business hours Email: [email protected] Text: (626) 600-2153 Call: (626) 914-8644    SPRING 2026: February 18 to June 12 Mondays - Thursdays  8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Fridays 8:00 - 4:30 p.m. Closed Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays Farmworkers Day March 31 Memorial Day May 25   June 15-18 Open 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.  June 19 - Closed for Juneteenth Holiday SUMMER 2026: June 22 to August 14 Mondays - Thursdays  8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Closed Friday - Sunday  and Holidays Independence Day July 3   Location - Access Campus Maps 1000 West Foothill Boulevard, Glendora, CA 91741     Library Instruction Classes Your Citrus College ID card is your library card. Library staff issue photo ID cards to current students, staff and faculty for free during library business hours. Photo ID cards are required for checking out library materials . To receive a photo ID students must: visit the Library Photo ID Office or Check Out / Reserves Desk  or the Welcome Center in SS 103.  provide photo identification (Driver's License, passport, etc) provide your Citrus College WingSpan Number be currently registered  ID cards can be obtained 24 hours after students have registered  for courses.  Please remember to always carry your Citrus photo ID with you. All students currently enrolled in at least one credit-unit are eligible to receive a GoPass, a reusable electronic TAP sticker that attaches to the Citrus College ID card which allows students to ride Foothill Transit local bus lines, Silver Streak lines and/or the Metro bus and rail for free. The new GoPass provides unlimited free ride credits to students on Metro and participating bus lines through the end of the current term. The GoPass sticker can be obtained at the Campus Center Monday to Thursday 8:00 am-6:00 pm.   Learn more. Students Free Textbooks  How to Print Frequently Asked Questions Book a Study Room Laptops and Chromebooks Connect to Wi‑Fi Research Help Guides by Subject Citations and Research Tips Meet with a Librarian Borrow from Other Libraries Faculty and Staff Request Library Instruction Request a Kanopy Film Recommend a Purchase Open Educational Resources About the Library Mission, Outcomes and Guidelines Departments and Staff Archives and Special Collections Additional Services and Accessibility Library Newsletter Hayden Memorial Library at Citrus College │ 1000 West Foothill Blvd. Glendora, CA 91741-1899 │ (626) 963-0323 │ College A to Z Index │ my.citruscollege.edu │ Student Account Issues │ Alma Powered by Springshare │ LibApps Login │ Library Procedural Manual Strategic Communications Contact Information | Citrus College --> Skip to main content Skip to main navigation Skip to footer content my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Search Submit Search Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library Search Submit Search my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library ADMISSIONS ACADEMICS CAMPUS LIFE ABOUT US VISIT Strategic Communications Contact Information Home Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs Contact Information In This Section --> Strategic Communications Contact Information (626) 914-8871 [email protected] Lisa McPheron, executive director of strategic communications, marketing and public affairs [email protected] Doug Schultz, communications supervisor [email protected] The strategic communications, marketing and public affairs offices are located in AD 120 through AD 129 on the first floor of the college's Administration Building. Review the interactive map to find your way around the college campus.   About Citrus College Founded in 1915 and dedicated to student success, innovation, career training and university transfer, Citrus College is located on a 104-acre campus in Glendora, California, approximately 25 miles northeast of metropolitan Los Angeles. Find Us Online Bluesky Facebook Instagram LinkedIn TikTok YouTube    Campus Information Athletic Events Campus Safety Citrus Alert Employment Opportunities Haugh Performing Arts Center Land Acknowledgement Media Relations Parking Transportation Compliance Accessibility Accreditation Board of Trustees Agendas Bond Measures Clery Act Disclosures, Statements Mission, Vision, Values Student Complaint Procedures Title IX ©   2025 Citrus Community College District • 1000 W. Foothill Blvd., Glendora, CA 91741 • (626) 963-0323 Back to Top © Counseling and Advisement Center | Citrus College --> Skip to main content Skip to main navigation Skip to footer content my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Search Submit Search Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library Search Submit Search my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library ADMISSIONS ACADEMICS CAMPUS LIFE ABOUT US VISIT Counseling and Advisement Center Home Student Services Counseling and Advisement Center The Counseling and Advisement Center at Citrus College offers essential services to support student success both during their time at college and beyond. These services include assessing student skills, exploring majors, identifying career goals and selecting appropriate classes. The center provides a variety of specialized services throughout the matriculation process. The Counseling and Advisement Center is located on the second floor of the Student Services Building . The center's hours vary by term. QUICK LINKS 📅 Counseling Programs Activities Calendar Appointments and First Time Students Drop-In Counseling SPRING 2026 OFFICE HOURS Feb 17 – Jun 12, 2026 Mon/Thur 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tue/Wed 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Fri 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. CAMPUS CLOSURE DATES Feb 13, Feb 16 Presidents Day Mar 31 Farmworkers Day May 25 Memorial Day A variety of counseling services including educational planning, transfer counseling and personal counseling are offered to help students make informed choices. Counselors assist with long-range planning and checking specific requirements so that students meet graduation requirements, course prerequisites and requirements for transfer to four-year colleges or universities. Numerous college programs also offer counseling services to meet specific or targeted needs or goals — the program or discipline-specific counseling services include athletics, CalWORKs, Career/Transfer Center, career and technical education, DSPS, EOPS/CARE, NextUp, visual and performing arts, international students, nursing, STEM and veteran services. Appointments, Overview Appointment Scheduling and First Time Students Appointment Options APPOINTMENTS, OVERVIEW ​​​Students meet with a counselor or advisor during an individual appointment session. Services include academic and transfer counseling, creating a Student Education Plan (SEP) , graduation checks and checking requirements for transfer to a four-year university. Appointments through the Counseling and Advisement Center are recommended for students who have declared a course of study (major) on the Citrus College application or via the student portal . If you have not chosen a major or would like assistance in choosing a major, please schedule an appointment with a career counselor . Official high school and college transcripts must be on file or brought to the appointment (if applicable). Prerequisites can be cleared with an unofficial transcript so long as a grade of "C" or better is posted. Students are encouraged to fill-out and submit the online prerequisite clearance form . Students wishing to use AP test score credit to clear a prerequisite need to submit the AP credit request form . (Students may also challenge a prerequisite through the prerequisite challenge process in admissions and records .) To schedule an appointment, please use the online appointment scheduling system or call the Counseling and Advisement Center at (626) 914-8530. APPOINTMENT SCHEDULING AND FIRST TIME STUDENTS First Time Students First time students may receive an error message when using the online appointment system. If you have never met with a counselor, please contact the Counseling and Advisement Center at (626) 914-8530 for assistance BEFORE using the online appointment scheduler. A message can also be submitted using this Smartsheet online form. Before Scheduling an Appointment Before scheduling an appointment with a counselor, all new students MUST complete the New Student Orientation online. Transcripts To initiate the transcript evaluation process, please complete the online request form as outlined on the my.citruscollege.edu portal . Please note the transcript evaluation process can take up to four to six weeks. If you encounter any issues or have questions about the process, please call the Counseling and Advisement Center. If you have other college transcripts, please submit them to admissions and records . APPOINTMENT OPTIONS After reviewing the appointment scheduling system information tab, there are a few appointment options available for you. OPTION 1. Schedule an appointment with a general counselor   OPTION 2. Schedule an appointment with a program or discipline-specific counselor   OPTION 3. Drop-in general counseling Other Counseling Areas   TAG appointments with the Career/Transfer Center NEW STUDENTS Degree Works Advising New Student Orientation Student Education Plan Welcome Center GENERAL GUIDANCE Career and Academic Pathways (CAPS) Choosing English, ESL and Math Classes Exploring Majors AREAS OF ACADEMIC ADVISING DEFINED Course of Study Dismissal Earlier Registration Early Alert Matriculation Probation TAG We are dedicated to helping all students thrive and stay committed to achieving their educational goals. Our counseling services monitor the progress of each student and provide support for those who are undecided about their major or who are on academic probation, progress probation or facing dismissal. Students who take advantage of campus resources from the start of their educational journeys are more successful in reaching their goals than those who do not. In addition to orientation and counseling services, we offer supplementary resources such as workshops and tutoring to support student success. FOLLOW-UP SERVICES Early Alert Workshops Probation Workshop Tutorial services for general disciplines and STEM subjects FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM for Counseling and Advisement Center highlights . Contact the Counseling and Advisement Center COUNSELING PROGRAMS, SERVICES CalWORKs Career/Transfer Center Disabled Students Programs (DSPS) EOPS/CARE NextUp Student Equity, Success Programs INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Counselor Training, Preparation Program Application (available in Mar 2027) GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS Associate Degree: Option 1 [PDF] Cal-GETC for students who started college in fall 2025 (Students who began college prior to fall 2025 and have questions about which general education pattern to follow are encouraged to schedule an appointment with a counselor . For more information about other general education patterns, please view the 2024-2025 Citrus College Catalog .) ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Degrees , Certificates , Skill Awards Graduation Requirements Prerequisites, Corequisites COUNSELING COURSES Search COUN courses by term ​   About Citrus College Founded in 1915 and dedicated to student success, innovation, career training and university transfer, Citrus College is located on a 104-acre campus in Glendora, California, approximately 25 miles northeast of metropolitan Los Angeles. 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Foothill Blvd., Glendora, CA 91741 • (626) 963-0323 Back to Top © Where Campus Meets Community | Citrus College --> Skip to main content Skip to main navigation Skip to footer content my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Search Submit Search Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library Search Submit Search my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library ADMISSIONS ACADEMICS CAMPUS LIFE ABOUT US VISIT Where Campus Meets Community Home General Information CONNECTING STUDENTS, EMPLOYEES, ALUMNI AND NEIGHBORS WITH INFORMATION, ACCESS AND SHARED RESOURCES Citrus College is more than a campus — it's a cornerstone of the community. This page connects students, employees, alumni and local residents with resources that promote learning, safety and engagement both on and beyond campus. Become familiar with college services, community programs, transportation options, public access and the many ways Citrus College continues to serve the region it proudly calls home. COMMUNITY, PUBLIC INTEREST CONTACT LIST COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT About the College – Discover our history, land acknowledgment, mission and the communities we serve. Alumni – Connect, give back and discover events and benefits for graduates and former students. Foundation – Support student success through scholarships, endowments and partnerships that strengthen the college and its connection to the community. COMPLIANCE AND STANDARDS Citizens' Oversight Committee – Ensure public transparency, community trust and accountability by confirming that bond funds are used responsibly to improve campus facilities. Legislative Resources – Review advocacy updates and how they impact the college. Title IX – Learn how Citrus safeguards equity, provides support and outlines reporting options. Voter Education – Explore nonpartisan resources and information designed to help students and community members make informed electoral decisions. CONTINUING EDUCATION AND LIFELONG LEARNING Community Education – Enroll in fee-based classes and workshops that promote personal enrichment, professional growth and skill development. Contract Training – Partner with us for customized workforce development that builds skills, boosts productivity and strengthens your organization. Noncredit Program – Strengthen skills, pursue personal growth and prepare for academic or career advancement through tuition-free courses. Noncredit ESL – Build confidence in English with free classes designed for all levels, goals and backgrounds. FACILITIES AND COMMUNITY USE Facility Rentals – Learn how to reserve college spaces for community events, meetings and programs that bring people together on campus. Fitness Center – View hours, access details and participation guidelines for a modern facility dedicated to health, wellness and recreation. Haugh Performing Arts Center – Experience an exciting mix of campus productions, touring shows and community events. The Range at Citrus (Golf Driving Range) – Check hours, access details and practice guidelines for the college's 30-tee range featuring both natural grass and mat surfaces. PUBLICATIONS, REPORTS AND OUTCOMES Campus Publications – Browse annual reports, college catalogs, class schedules and other official public documents. Passage Rates – Review state licensing exam results for eligible programs, providing transparency in student performance and success. Program Review – See how continuous improvement and assessment guide academic quality. SAFETY AND SECURITY Campus Safety – Explore safety resources, prevention programs and Clery Act information that support a secure learning environment. Emergency Notifications – Sign up for phone and text alerts to receive critical information during campus emergencies. Immigration Enforcement Protocols – Find guidance and support for student and employee rights during campus immigration enforcement requests. SERVICES AND PROVISIONS Bursar's and Cashier's Offices – Obtain payment, refund and financial services for students, employees and district transactions. Campus Retail Services – Explore on-campus options for books and supplies, food and beverage and relaxation and recreation.. Tax Preparation Assistance – Take advantage of no-cost help available during tax filing season. TRANSPORTATION AND ACCESS Bus and Rail Options – Plan your trip with transit routes, connections and discounts. Campus Parking – Learn how to obtain a parking permit and find helpful information to make parking on campus easy and convenient. Maps and Directions – Locate the campus easily with detailed driving directions, parking information and interactive maps.   About Citrus College Founded in 1915 and dedicated to student success, innovation, career training and university transfer, Citrus College is located on a 104-acre campus in Glendora, California, approximately 25 miles northeast of metropolitan Los Angeles. Find Us Online Bluesky Facebook Instagram LinkedIn TikTok YouTube    Campus Information Athletic Events Campus Safety Citrus Alert Employment Opportunities Haugh Performing Arts Center Land Acknowledgement Media Relations Parking Transportation Compliance Accessibility Accreditation Board of Trustees Agendas Bond Measures Clery Act Disclosures, Statements Mission, Vision, Values Student Complaint Procedures Title IX ©   2025 Citrus Community College District • 1000 W. Foothill Blvd., Glendora, CA 91741 • (626) 963-0323 Back to Top © Citrus Alumni and Friends Association | Citrus College --> Skip to main content Skip to main navigation Skip to footer content my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Search Submit Search Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library Search Submit Search my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library ADMISSIONS ACADEMICS CAMPUS LIFE ABOUT US VISIT Citrus Alumni and Friends Association Home General Information Alumni Assocation In This Section Alumni Contact Information Join the Alumni and Friends Association Buy-A-Brick Online Form Distinguished Alumni Nomination Form AFFILIATED AREAS  Foundation Student and Alumni Spotlights The Owl Fountain Stay Connected on Instagram CONTACT INFORMATION Citrus Alumni and Friends Association Foundation Office [email protected] (626) 914-8825 The main purpose of the Citrus Alumni and Friends Association is to support and promote the interests of Citrus alumni. The association aims to foster goodwill within the community, raise scholarship funds for Citrus students, assist alumni from Citrus Union High School and Citrus College in planning reunions and help with special projects that benefit Citrus College. MEET OUR DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI CONTRIBUTIONS, HOW YOU CAN MAKE AN IMPACT The association has supported various projects to help Citrus College, including funding new campus lighting, campus landscape and program funds for the disabled student program. Buy-A-Brick Memorial Project Citrus alumni and college friends may purchase engraved bricks to memorialize a loved one or to recognize achievement. The bricks are installed around the campus fountain located in the center of campus. Cost for each brick is $200. Submit the Buy-A-Brick form online . Distinguished Alumni Award Each year at commencement, the Citrus Alumni and Friends Association presents former Citrus students who have achieved success in their lives with the Citrus Distinguished Alumni Award. Submit your nomination via an online form . Scholarship Program The Alumni and Friends Association awards a number of scholarships to continuing and transferring Citrus College students: the Merrill West Memorial Scholarship, Ross Handy Memorial Scholarship and Jim Henderson Memorial Scholarship. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE ASSOCIATION Membership Fill out and submit the Alumni and Friends contact form and you are automatically a member. It's that easy! Member Benefits As a member of the Alumni and Friends Association, you now have access to many benefits. Some of the benefits are listed below: 10% discount on emblematic clothes and gifts at the Owl Bookshop (Follett eCommerce website) $1 off small, medium or large bucket of balls at The Range at Citrus: Golf Practice Center Free admission to our very own Fighting Owl's football and basketball games 20% off of the top ticket price at the Haugh Performing Arts Center's current season shows To gain access to these benefits, all you have to do is show your Alumni and Friends Association membership card at the corresponding location. Meeting Times and Dates For meeting times, dates and location, please contact [email protected]   About Citrus College Founded in 1915 and dedicated to student success, innovation, career training and university transfer, Citrus College is located on a 104-acre campus in Glendora, California, approximately 25 miles northeast of metropolitan Los Angeles. Find Us Online Bluesky Facebook Instagram LinkedIn TikTok YouTube    Campus Information Athletic Events Campus Safety Citrus Alert Employment Opportunities Haugh Performing Arts Center Land Acknowledgement Media Relations Parking Transportation Compliance Accessibility Accreditation Board of Trustees Agendas Bond Measures Clery Act Disclosures, Statements Mission, Vision, Values Student Complaint Procedures Title IX ©   2025 Citrus Community College District • 1000 W. Foothill Blvd., Glendora, CA 91741 • (626) 963-0323 Back to Top © Welcome Center | Citrus College --> Skip to main content Skip to main navigation Skip to footer content my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Search Submit Search Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library Search Submit Search my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library ADMISSIONS ACADEMICS CAMPUS LIFE ABOUT US VISIT Welcome Center Home Student Success Welcome Center START HERE. FLY HIGH. ACHIEVE MORE. At Citrus College, the Welcome Center is your year-round resource for success. Whether you're a new Owl taking off or a returning student staying on course, the center offers guidance on registration, financial aid and campus connections to help you thrive. Friendly staff are available online and in person to assist with applications, enrollment steps, student records and troubleshooting account issues. The Welcome Center also supports prospective students exploring their options and community members seeking information. Services include campus tours, directions and answers to questions about programs, support services and student life. It's your central hub for getting started, staying supported and finding your way — wherever you are on your Citrus College journey. 📍 The Welcome Center is located in the college's Student Services Building, first floor (SS 103). The Student Services Building is located on the west end of campus , south of the Haugh Performing Arts Center. ✉️ [email protected] ☎️ (626) 914-8616 (on-campus ext. 5102) Welcome Center Assistance Contact Information and Office Hours Drop-In General Counseling Registration Guidance Student Help Center WELCOME CENTER ASSISTANCE Our staff is available to assist you with the following: add code errors adding corequisite courses adding more than 21 units choosing first semester courses clearing a prerequisite registering for classes removing holds researching a hold shopping cart feature usage viewing the class schedule waitlists In addition to registration, the Welcome Center offers information and assistance with: application and orientation assistance campus navigation campus printing location campus tours concurrent enrollment ID station for students and staff website assistance and much more! Just ask! To book an appointment with Welcome Center staff, please click here . Appointments are recommended for both individual and group tours. Schedule your visit by completing the campus tour request form . CONTACT INFORMATION AND OFFICE HOURS SPRING SEMESTER 2026 February 17 to June 12, 2026 Monday/Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday/Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Spring Break Week April 13–16 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 17 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Campus Closures (Holidays) February 13–16 Presidents Day March 31 Farmworkers Day May 25 Memorial Day Contact Information ​[email protected] (626) 914-8616 Location The Welcome Center is located in the college's Student Services Building, first floor (SS 103). The Student Services Building is located on the west end of campus , south of the Haugh Performing Arts Center. Make an Appointment You may register for an in-person or virtual information session via the Element451 platform. Register for an in-person information session . Register for a virtual information session . DROP-IN GENERAL COUNSELING Counselors are available to assist students with the requests below on a first-come, first-served basis. SPRING SEMESTER 2026 Drop-in counseling for spring 2026 will be available from Tuesday, February 17 through Friday, June 12. Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Last student added to the waitlist at 4:30 p.m. Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Last student added to the waitlist at 4 p.m. Click here to use the drop-in scheduler . Students may choose to meet with a counselor in-person, via Zoom or a telephone call. In-person drop-in services are available at the Welcome Center (SS 103) on the first floor and the Counseling and Advisement Center (SS 279) on the second floor of the Student Services Building. California College Promise Grant Petitions Clearing prerequisites for registration Course equivalency (information on which Citrus College courses are equal to courses at another college/university) General information/questions Holds or current academic standing questions Math/English placement questions Registering for more units than allowed Registration assistance Student Education Plan (SEP) for one or two semesters Transcript evaluation form assistance Transfer information and application assistance If you have questions about the drop-in scheduler, please call the Counseling and Advisement Center at (626) 914-8530 for assistance. REGISTRATION GUIDANCE Registration guidance is recommended for students who need assistance with registration errors or registering for classes online. In-person registration assistance is available at the Welcome Center. Watch the "How to Register" video on YouTube . Online Registration, Registration Errors Your Citrus College registration is completed entirely online. You can add classes following your registration date and time using your online account. To log in, you need your username and password. If you are having account access issues, submit a request for assistance . Take a moment to review common registration errors and resolutions on the admission and records Zendesk ancillary site. Petitioning, Waitlists, Authorization Codes If you are attempting to add a class and you are asked for an authorization code , it means the class is full or not available for registration because the class has already begun. Once class has begun, an authorization code is required (even if the class has open seats). Distribution of these codes is at the discretion of the faculty member, and it is generally done on the first day of class. If a class is full, you may have the option of adding your name to the waitlist . When you are on a waitlist (or waitlists) , you must check your Citrus College email and student account portal messages regularly. If a spot opens up for you, a notification will appear in your email messages. If you are on a waitlist , you will need to attend the first class meeting to obtain an authorization code. If the class meets entirely online, you should email the instructor and inquire about an add code. STUDENT HELP CENTER Students who need assistance with admissions and records or financial aid may access the 24/7 online student support help center , located on the enrollment services' Zendesk ancillary site. The Help Center on Zendesk contains a knowledge base containing hundreds of articles, as well as assistance request forms for the aforementioned areas. PRIOR TO YOUR FIRST DAY Prior to the first day of class, be certain to do the following. Check your email regularly for announcements and updates. Review the class schedule to determine: if your class meets on campus or online. if your online class is synchronous or asynchronous. Synchronous learning is interactive, two-way online or distance education that happens in real time with an instructor. Asynchronous learning occurs virtually online and through prepared resources, without real-time instructor-led interaction. Familiarize yourself with building locations and room numbers of classrooms if taking classes on campus. Review your financial aid status . Become familiar with available student programs and services . PARKING ON CAMPUS · SPRING SEMESTER 2026 Parking permits are required for students, and are required in all campus parking lots, at all times . Parking permits go sale Wednesday, February 4, 2026, and can be purchased online through the iParq website . Spring permits are $70 or $30 for California College Promise Grant (CCPG) stud Apply for Credit Admission | Citrus College --> Skip to main content Skip to main navigation Skip to footer content my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Search Submit Search Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library Search Submit Search my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library ADMISSIONS ACADEMICS CAMPUS LIFE ABOUT US VISIT Apply for Credit Admission Home Student Services Admissions and Records Apply for Credit Admission In This Section --> Help Center on Zendesk Admissions and Records Contact Information Admission, Credit Admission Create Account to Apply (Credit Courses) Steps for Applying, Registering (Credit Courses) Residency Dates and Deadlines Fees, Tuition, Cost of Attendance Graduation Application, Diploma Information Certified Electronic Diplomas Certified Electronic Diploma Overview CeCredential Validation Transcripts Official Transcripts Foreign Transcripts CREATE YOUR ACCOUNT for CREDIT ADMISSION Credit admission is for students who plan to take classes that earn college units and apply toward a degree, certificate or university transfer. The first step in applying for credit admission is creating a CCCApply account and submitting the CCCApply application for Citrus College. Please fulfill this three-step account creation process below BEFORE completing your credit admission application to Citrus College. INTERNATIONAL AND NONCREDIT STUDENTS IF YOU ARE AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT International students follow a separate application and admission process through the International Student Center. Please review the international application and requirements on the International Student Center's website before applying. IF YOU ARE A NONCREDIT STUDENT Students planning to take only noncredit classes (zero-unit or "free" courses) must apply through the Noncredit Education and Registration page for the appropriate process. Please note that credit students may enroll in both credit and noncredit courses, while noncredit students may enroll in noncredit courses only. STEP 1. CREATE A CCCAPPLY ACCOUNT and APPLY TO CITRUS COLLEGE To begin, you must create a create a NEW user account with CCCApply and submit the CCCApply application for Citrus College. A personal email address (such as Gmail or Yahoo) is required . Your CCCApply account uses the OpenCCC single sign-on system, which provides secure access to California Community Colleges online services. All information in your account is kept private and protected. STEP 2. CHECK EMAIL FOR CONFIRMATION AND WELCOME LETTER After you submit your account application in CCCApply, check your personal email for a confirmation receipt. Within two business days, you'll receive your Citrus ID number and welcome letter. Be sure to save or print your CCCApply confirmation page for your records. STEP 3. COMPLETE THE APPLY AND REGISTER STEPS Once you receive your Citrus College ID, follow the steps to apply and register to complete enrollment.   About Citrus College Founded in 1915 and dedicated to student success, innovation, career training and university transfer, Citrus College is located on a 104-acre campus in Glendora, California, approximately 25 miles northeast of metropolitan Los Angeles. Find Us Online Bluesky Facebook Instagram LinkedIn TikTok YouTube    Campus Information Athletic Events Campus Safety Citrus Alert Employment Opportunities Haugh Performing Arts Center Land Acknowledgement Media Relations Parking Transportation Compliance Accessibility Accreditation Board of Trustees Agendas Bond Measures Clery Act Disclosures, Statements Mission, Vision, Values Student Complaint Procedures Title IX ©   2025 Citrus Community College District • 1000 W. Foothill Blvd., Glendora, CA 91741 • (626) 963-0323 Back to Top © Academic Affairs | Citrus College --> Skip to main content Skip to main navigation Skip to footer content my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Search Submit Search Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library Search Submit Search my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library ADMISSIONS ACADEMICS CAMPUS LIFE ABOUT US VISIT Academic Affairs Home Academic Affairs Citrus College is dedicated to providing programs that promote intellectual, professional and personal growth through a thoughtful balance of general education and discipline-specific courses. These programs establish a strong foundation for university transfer, technical training, career advancement and lifelong learning. Academic affairs manages the development of academic programs, oversees transfer instruction and career technical programs and directs curriculum approval, community education and online learning. The office also coordinates class schedules and produces the college catalog. STAY ENGAGED. Explore our website and check your Citrus College email regularly for messages from instructors and updates on campus events and information. Follow Citrus College on social media for updates on services and key dates, and bookmark the campuswide calendar for events, workshops and campus activities. If you need additional information or support, please contact our academic affairs staff . IN THE MEDIA. These news stories highlight a range of programs and student achievements within academic affairs, bringing together a dynamic cross-section that reflects the intellectual, creative and student-centered pulse of Citrus College. From original productions and global performance opportunities to innovative academic pathways, faculty distinction and student success, these features capture the depth and momentum of a college where ideas take shape and futures advance. 📰 Academic Affairs | 📰 Career Technical Education | 📰 Dual Enrollment | 📰 Health Sciences | 📰 Online Education | 📰 STEM | 📰 Study Abroad ACADEMIC AFFAIRS DIVISIONS, DISCIPLINES, PROGRAMS Career Technical Education Continuing Education (Noncredit, Community Education) Dual Enrollment Grants, STEM Kinesiology, Health, Athletics Language Arts, Library Mathematics, Sciences and Business Social and Behavioral Sciences, Online Education Visual and Performing Arts CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION DISCIPLINES 📑 Each bullet item below links to its corresponding area of study in the college catalog. Architecture Automotive Technology Auto and Light Truck Technology Medium and Heavy Diesel Truck Technology Stationary Power Generation Computer Science Construction Management 🌎 Visit the construction management website Cosmetology Barbering Drafting and Design Technology Esthetician 🌎 Visit the esthetician website Information Technology and Information Systems Office Technology Production Management and Engineering Technology Public Works Water Technology PROGRAMS Career Pathways Grants Perkins V Strong Workforce 🌎 Visit the career technical education website CTE DIVISION Kimberly Mathews , dean Therese Adams , supervisor, CTE programs Angie Alvarez , administrative secretary (626) 852-6402 Location: Technology Engineering Building (TE 147)​ CONTINUING EDUCATION (NONCREDIT, COMMUNITY EDUCATION) Noncredit Instruction Noncredit Counseling Noncredit ESL Community Education College for Kids High School Credit Recovery Contract Education Online Classes 🌎 Visit the continuing education website CE DEPARTMENT Linda Ju-Ong , director Julie Tunno , administrative secretary (626) 852-8022 Location: Lifelong Learning Building (LL 107) DUAL ENROLLMENT College and Career Access Pathways (college courses offered at partnering high schools) Dual Enrollment 🌎 Visit the dual enrollment website DUAL ENROLLMENT DEPARTMENT Marivel Ortiz-Sanchez , director (626) 852-8044 Location: Student Services Building (SS 172) GRANTS, STEM Grants STEM Program 🌎 Visit the STEM website GRANTS PROGRAM Dr. My Chau , director Monica Hernandez , grant project specialist (626) 914-8577 Location: Center for Innovation Building (CI 207/208) KINESIOLOGY, HEALTH AND ATHLETICS KINESIOLOGY, ATHLETICS DISCIPLINES 📑 Each bullet item below links to its corresponding area of study in the college catalog. Athletics 🌎 Visit the athletics website Kinesiology FACILITIES Aquatics Center Fitness Center/Adapted PE 🌎 Visit the fitness center/adapted physical education website KINESIOLOGY, ATHLETICS DIVISION Junior Domingo , dean Julian Horton , supervisor, kinesiology/athletics facilities Ida Esquivel , administrative secretary (626) 914-8650 Location: Physical Education Building (PE 115) HEALTH SCIENCES DISCIPLINES 📑 Each bullet item below links to its corresponding area of study in the college catalog. Dental Assisting (RDA) Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Nursing Home Health Aide (HHA) Nursing Assistant (NA) Registered Nursing (RN) Vocational Nursing (VN) 🌎 Visit the health sciences website HEALTH SCIENCES DEPARTMENT Dr. Salima Allahbachayo , director Stefanie Fuentes , administrative secretary Elisa MacDuff , administrative secretary (626) 914-8720 Location: Professional Center Building (PC 204) LANGUAGE ARTS AND LIBRARY DISCIPLINES 📑 Each bullet item below links to its corresponding area of study in the college catalog. Communications Clarion/Logos (student publications) 🌎 Visit the Clarion website English English as a Second Language (ESL) Foreign Languages Speech ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAMS Honors Transfer Program (HTP) 🌎 Visit the honors transfer program website Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) 🌎 Visit the PTK Beta Nu Eta Chapter's website LANGUAGE ARTS DIVISION Dr. Kim Orlijan , dean Cathy Day , administrative secretary (626) 914-8856 Location: Center for Innovation (CI 217) PHYSICAL RESOURCES Learning Center Speech Lab, Testing Center (DSPS), Tutorial Services, Writing Center 🌎 Visit the Learning Center website LEARNING CENTER Gerald Helm , supervisor (626) 914-8570 Location: Educational Development Building (ED 113) Library 🌎 Visit the Hayden Memorial Library website LIBRARY Juliana Morley , supervisor (626) 914-8569  Location: Hayden Memorial Library (LI) MATHEMATICS, SCIENCES AND BUSINESS MATHEMATICS, BUSINESS DISCIPLINES 📑 Each bullet item below links to its corresponding area of study in the college catalog. Accounting Business Mathematics Pre-Engineering Real Estate 🌎 Visit the real estate website PHYSICAL RESOURCES STEM Center 🌎 Visit the STEM Center website MATHEMATICS, SCIENCES AND BUSINESS DIVISION Dr. Balaji Sethuramasamyraja , dean  Cynthia Audelo , administrative secretary (626) 914-8792 Location: Mathematics Building (MA 218) NATURAL, PHYSICAL SCIENCES DISCIPLINES 📑 Each bullet item below links to its corresponding area of study in the college catalog. Astronomy Biology Biotechnology Chemistry Earth Science Forestry (Wildland Resources) 🌎 Visit the forestry, wildland resources website Natural History Physics 🌎 Visit the Student Research in Physics website NATURAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES Jeremy Clark , associate dean Desiree Muñoz , administrative secretary (626) 914-8789 Location: Physical Sciences Building (PS 114) SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES, ONLINE EDUCATION DISCIPLINES 📑 Each bullet item below links to its corresponding area of study in the college catalog. Administration of Justice Anthropology Child Development Economics Ethnic Studies Geography History Humanities Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sociology PROGRAMS Foster/Kinship Care Education and Resource Programs 🌎 Visit the foster/kinship care education website FOSTER/KINSHIP CARE EDUCATION, RESOURCE PROGRAMS Jorge Razo , supervisor (626) 857-4028 Location: Portable 1 (P1 109) Online Education 🌎 Visit the online education website Study Abroad 🌎 Visit the study abroad websi Academic Affairs | Citrus College --> Skip to main content Skip to main navigation Skip to footer content my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Search Submit Search Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library Search Submit Search my.citruscollege.edu Canvas Welcome Center Apply Contact A–Z Index Quick Links Campus Map Class Schedules College Catalog Prospective Students Alumni Community Foundation IT Help Desk Library ADMISSIONS ACADEMICS CAMPUS LIFE ABOUT US VISIT Academic Affairs Home Academic Affairs Citrus College is dedicated to providing programs that promote intellectual, professional and personal growth through a thoughtful balance of general education and discipline-specific courses. These programs establish a strong foundation for university transfer, technical training, career advancement and lifelong learning. Academic affairs manages the development of academic programs, oversees transfer instruction and career technical programs and directs curriculum approval, community education and online learning. The office also coordinates class schedules and produces the college catalog. STAY ENGAGED. Explore our website and check your Citrus College email regularly for messages from instructors and updates on campus events and information. Follow Citrus College on social media for updates on services and key dates, and bookmark the campuswide calendar for events, workshops and campus activities. If you need additional information or support, please contact our academic affairs staff . IN THE MEDIA. These news stories highlight a range of programs and student achievements within academic affairs, bringing together a dynamic cross-section that reflects the intellectual, creative and student-centered pulse of Citrus College. From original productions and global performance opportunities to innovative academic pathways, faculty distinction and student success, these features capture the depth and momentum of a college where ideas take shape and futures advance. 📰 Academic Affairs | 📰 Career Technical Education | 📰 Dual Enrollment | 📰 Health Sciences | 📰 Online Education | 📰 STEM | 📰 Study Abroad ACADEMIC AFFAIRS DIVISIONS, DISCIPLINES, PROGRAMS Career Technical Education Continuing Education (Noncredit, Community Education) Dual Enrollment Grants, STEM Kinesiology, Health, Athletics Language Arts, Library Mathematics, Sciences and Business Social and Behavioral Sciences, Online Education Visual and Performing Arts CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION DISCIPLINES 📑 Each bullet item below links to its corresponding area of study in the college catalog. Architecture Automotive Technology Auto and Light Truck Technology Medium and Heavy Diesel Truck Technology Stationary Power Generation Computer Science Construction Management 🌎 Visit the construction management website Cosmetology Barbering Drafting and Design Technology Esthetician 🌎 Visit the esthetician website Information Technology and Information Systems Office Technology Production Management and Engineering Technology Public Works Water Technology PROGRAMS Career Pathways Grants Perkins V Strong Workforce 🌎 Visit the career technical education website CTE DIVISION Kimberly Mathews , dean Therese Adams , supervisor, CTE programs Angie Alvarez , administrative secretary (626) 852-6402 Location: Technology Engineering Building (TE 147)​ CONTINUING EDUCATION (NONCREDIT, COMMUNITY EDUCATION) Noncredit Instruction Noncredit Counseling Noncredit ESL Community Education College for Kids High School Credit Recovery Contract Education Online Classes 🌎 Visit the continuing education website CE DEPARTMENT Linda Ju-Ong , director Julie Tunno , administrative secretary (626) 852-8022 Location: Lifelong Learning Building (LL 107) DUAL ENROLLMENT College and Career Access Pathways (college courses offered at partnering high schools) Dual Enrollment 🌎 Visit the dual enrollment website DUAL ENROLLMENT DEPARTMENT Marivel Ortiz-Sanchez , director (626) 852-8044 Location: Student Services Building (SS 172) GRANTS, STEM Grants STEM Program 🌎 Visit the STEM website GRANTS PROGRAM Dr. My Chau , director Monica Hernandez , grant project specialist (626) 914-8577 Location: Center for Innovation Building (CI 207/208) KINESIOLOGY, HEALTH AND ATHLETICS KINESIOLOGY, ATHLETICS DISCIPLINES 📑 Each bullet item below links to its corresponding area of study in the college catalog. Athletics 🌎 Visit the athletics website Kinesiology FACILITIES Aquatics Center Fitness Center/Adapted PE 🌎 Visit the fitness center/adapted physical education website KINESIOLOGY, ATHLETICS DIVISION Junior Domingo , dean Julian Horton , supervisor, kinesiology/athletics facilities Ida Esquivel , administrative secretary (626) 914-8650 Location: Physical Education Building (PE 115) HEALTH SCIENCES DISCIPLINES 📑 Each bullet item below links to its corresponding area of study in the college catalog. Dental Assisting (RDA) Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Nursing Home Health Aide (HHA) Nursing Assistant (NA) Registered Nursing (RN) Vocational Nursing (VN) 🌎 Visit the health sciences website HEALTH SCIENCES DEPARTMENT Dr. Salima Allahbachayo , director Stefanie Fuentes , administrative secretary Elisa MacDuff , administrative secretary (626) 914-8720 Location: Professional Center Building (PC 204) LANGUAGE ARTS AND LIBRARY DISCIPLINES 📑 Each bullet item below links to its corresponding area of study in the college catalog. Communications Clarion/Logos (student publications) 🌎 Visit the Clarion website English English as a