SUMMER AND FALL 2013

West Los Angeles College began its summer session on June 17, 2013. Students are encouraged to consider FALL 2013 as a more viable option for enrollment if they have not applied and attended classes this morning (6/17/13). 

Students seeking summer enrollment must (a) apply and obtain the LACCD ID number, (b) attend the class and request and ADD PERMIT, and (c) submit that ADD PERMIT to Admissions & Records. 

Fall 2013 classes begin the week of August 26th. The searchable schedule is available at www.wlac.edu. Click on CLASS SCHEDULES and select FALL from the drop down menu. 

HOW TO ENROLL IN CLASSES

High school students may enroll in classes offered by West by completing the MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLMENT PACKET. The enrollment packet must be submitted to Admissions & Records at West. High school students may not apply online.

 West waives tuition for California residents enrolled in high school (maximum of 11 units per semester; 7 units during winter/summer intersessions). Students are, however, responsible for the cost of textbooks or materials. 

Please be advised that:

1. Students must apply and enroll in West courses. Parent/guardians may not conduct transactions on behalf of the student. 

2. All classes are college-level classes; not "high school-level". 

3. All class recommendations should be made by the high school counselor or administrator. Only they can definitively state how/if West's classes are placed on the high school transcript.

NEED TO COMPLETE A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA, CAHSEE, OR GED?

West does not currently offer a high school diploma program, CAHSEE boot camp, or GED program. We encourage students to inquire about these options at their current high school or local adult school. Please download our ADULT SCHOOL DIRECTORY for contact information. 

CALIFORNIA DREAM ACT

Current and prospective AB540 students (e.g. undocumented students) are encouraged to complete the online CALIFORNIA DREAM ACT application. Qualifying students may benefit from scholarships, CAL Grant, and Board of Governor's Grant (fee waiver). 

You may also download the LACCD California Dream Act F.A.Q. (English / Spanish) for additional information.