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2050 Center St,
Berkeley, CA 94704

Phone Number:
(510)981-2800

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3000 Campus Hill Drive,
Livermore, CA 94551

Phone Number:
(925) 424-1000

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BCC looks forward to seeing you for Spring 2022 classes! Upload your proof of vaccination today in Campus Solutions. Click here for campus return policies, visit here for PDF, and here for video instructions on entering your vaccination proof.

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Employment Services from the California Department of Rehabilitation

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The Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) assists Californians with disabilities obtain and retain employment and maximize their ability to live independently. Vocational rehabilitation teams work closely with job seekers to establish the best combination of services and resources necessary to prepare for, find, retain and advance in employment. Our services are tailored to each individual's strengths and challenges to ensure the greatest chance of success. Services offered include, but are not limited to:

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The Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) assists Californians with disabilities obtain and retain employment and maximize their ability to live independently. Vocational rehabilitation teams work closely with job seekers to establish the best combination of services and resources necessary to prepare for, find, retain and advance in employment.

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Address:
25555 Hesperian Blvd,
Hayward, CA 94545

Phone Number:
(510) 723-6600

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900 Fallon St,
Oakland, CA 94607

Phone:
(510) 834-5740

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For support in other languages, visit our language assistance page.
For disability and accessibility support, contact DSPS.

All academic and career technical education programs and student support programs and services are open to all students without regard to race, color, national origin, sex or disability status.

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For support in other languages, visit our language assistance page. For disability and accessibility support, contact DSPS. All academic and career technical education programs and student support programs and services are open to all students without regard to race, color, national origin, sex or disability status.

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Step #1:

Apply for Admission Online (Link: Student Online Services)

Step #2:

1.) Get your W# (Student ID Number)

2.) Login to your Class-Web (Link: CLASS-Web)

3.) Login to your Zonemail

Step #3:

- Apply for Financial Aid

Step #4:

- Complete the Orientation (Link: online orientation)

Step #5:

- Assessment and Placement (Link: Assessment Center website)

Step #6:

- Choose your first semester classes (Link: FSPS)

Step #7:

- Sign up for Summer Bridge (if applicable) (Link: Summer Bridge website)

Step #8:

- Complete Title IX Training (Link: Title IX - Sexual Assault and Violence Prevention Training)

Step #9:

Register for Classes

1.) Will be on campus for classes, services, etc, you must submit proof of vaccination before registration. See how.

2.) Will not be coming on campus at all and are registering for online classes only, then proceed to the steps to register.

3.) Already have uploaded your vaccination information and received your Blue Pass, then proceed to the steps to register.

Step #10:

Review the steps to complete to start the semester off right.

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At Chabot College, giving all students an equal opportunity for success by devoting ourselves to accessible education is a fundamental value. By joining the Disabled Students Programs & Services (DSPS) program in building 2400, students are afforded the chance to get the specialized supports, tools, tech, and counseling they need to be their very best. We welcome students with any disability, visible or invisible, and have dedicated counseling, adaptive classes, and accessible technology to support you on your educational journey.

As an example, our students might have physical, communicative, psychological, and/or a learning disability. Our specialized staff is trained to review 504 and IEP plans, as well as medical documentation, which in conjunction with the interactive process are used to determine what the appropriate college-level accommodations are for each individual student. The counseling a student receives will be educational and vocational primarily, but DSPS counselors can also help with limited personal and crisis counseling as well, and then refer students to other campus resources for further assistance. Additionally, we have multiple PSCN (Psychology Counseling) courses which are designed to assist students in their transition to college, as well as help them choose and pursue their educational and vocational paths.

For non-traditional, older, and returning students, who might not have and IEP or 504, or who have never been identified as having a disability, we have half-semester LNSK 116 classes (the first of our Learning Skills classes). This is primarily an assessment class to see if an individual has a learning disability, which is determined through a series of specialized tests.

Coming back to the center, during a student's initial session with a DSPS counselor, there are a number of steps we try to complete. For a good session, the student will need to have previously provided their disability verification, as well as completed DSPS an intake form. It is also essential that a students has applied to Chabot College and received their student ID number (W number). This intake form will need to be updated each academic year, so each year when you come back to campus in the fall please make sure to drop by and fill out a new intake form.

After seeing a counselor, some potential accommodations include:

Access to extended testing time in a distraction-reduced environment

Access to eText and text-to-speech software, to increase retention and understanding

Access to a shared note taker

And several other accommodations, all assigned during the interactive process and as appropriate given disability verification documentation

A student might also receive referrals to other resources, both on and off campus. These include EOPS, Umoja, and Puente, other special programs on campus, and CRIL or DOR for off campus resources.

There are many acronyms used around campus, so please see our acronym dictionary for help with understanding the acronyms we use. In short, DSPS (Disabled Students Programs and Services) is the statewide program for all students with disabilities, while DSPS is (currently) the name of our center. A new name for our center will be implemented by summer that highlights our dedication to accessibility.

There are five services in DSPS, the first three of which are in the center itself. These include: specialized counseling, an alternative testing lab, and a high tech computer lab. The other two parts of DSPS not in the center are an adaptive PE program and a Learning Skills program. Additionally, we also offer CAS, or computer application system classes, including intro to keyboarding, intro to Microsoft Word, and intro to assistive technology, specifically Kurzweil scan and read program. These are CAS 100, CAS 101, and CAS 102.

Each fall, DSPS sponsors Disability Awareness Day, which is an informational fair that draws the surrounding community to a day of special speakers, booths with on and off campus resources, a hosted lunch, and features a demonstration or game that changes each year.

Additionally, there is a student run club housed in the DSPS, the Able-Disabled Club, which exists to support the needs of students, provides social gatherings, and creates campus awareness of the needs of students with disabilities. The AD Club offers the campus a challenge: "Dare To Be Aware!"
Are you eligible for Services from DSPS?
To be eligible for support services through Disabled Students Programs and Services, you must:

1. have completed your application to Chabot College and received your student ID (W#)

2. submitted disability documentation, either a

1. Disability Verification form or

2. an IEP or 504 plan, and

3. completed an Intake Form, which will need renewed each academic year.

See Equipment and Services available to students
Check out our video detailing the 5 Steps to becoming a DSPS student!

DSPS Mission Statement

Disabled Students Programs and Services of Chabot College seeks to make its programs and services available to individuals with a physical, communicative, psychological, or learning disability. Disabled Students Programs and Services provides opportunities for individuals to achieve through education a richer and more effective life. Our goal is to encourage students with a disability to become independent and assertive participants in their own educational process. Accessibility in classes, facilities, extracurricular activities and in all student support services is our ultimate objective. We believe citizens with disabilities should have a chance to realize their highest potentials.

If you have

1. A Departmental, Procedural, or Resource Information question related to Disability Services;

2. A comment, question, problem, or suggestion; or

3. An alternate media or academic accommodation issue needing attention,
please contact DSPS Director: Nathaniel Rice

For general web accessibility issues, please use the reporting form on the Chabot College Web Accessibility webpage.

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Due to unhealthy air quality, the campus will be closed on August 24th, 2020. All virtual services and classes will continue as normal.

Power has been restored. Athletic events will continue as scheduled. The campus will re-open today, September 8th at 4pm. In-person evening classes will be held.

POWER OUTAGE: Wednesday, September 8, 2021 - Due to the PG&E power outage, Las Positas College will be closed until 4pm. Power is expected to resume by 1pm. Evening classes will be held.

CLPCCD email is currently unavailable for some District and College users. ITS has identified the problem and is working diligently to resolve the issue. We do not have an estimated time of resolution of this matter. We will update you as necessary. Thank you for your patience.

COVID-19 Update: Las Positas College is returning to provide in-person classes and student support services. Learn more.

All students accessing in-person classes and services must show proof of vaccination before starting classes. Learn more.

Employee Email: Due to multiple email issues, the deadline for submitting grades has been extended to 11:00 pm Thursday, May 28, 2020. ITS understands the difficult timing of these issues for communicating with students and is working to restore the problem server as quickly as possible. These servers will be replaced over the Summer.

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Due to unhealthy air quality, the campus will be closed on August 24th, 2020. All virtual services and classes will continue as normal. Power has been restored. Athletic events will continue as scheduled. The campus will re-open today, September 8th at 4pm. In-person evening classes will be held.

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Create your personal my Social Security account today

A free and secure my Social Security account provides personalized tools for everyone, whether you receive benefits or not. You can use your account to request a replacement Social Security card, check the status of an application, estimate future benefits, or manage the benefits you already receive.

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Streamlined career search and discovery for students and job seekers. Includes a built-in interest assessment and access to training, education, and job opportunities. Straightforward, easy-to-read one-page career reports help guide individuals' next move on their road to a satisfying career.

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Steps to Apply & Enroll (Information Included):
Step 1: Complete your application with MyPath
Step 2: Orientation & Guided Self-Placement
Step 3: Secure Your Funding (Financial Aid)
Step 4: Meet with a Counselor
Step 5: Register for Classes & Pay Your Fees
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To be considered for financial aid, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the renewal application at https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa/. These applications are usually available beginning in October for the following academic year. If a student is interested in a State of California Cal-Grant, the FAFSA and a GPA verification form must be completed. It is important that California Community College students apply by the March 2 nd Deadline or the September 2 nd Deadline for the Cal-Grants. Additional information and eligibility requirements are available at the Financial Aid Office. By filing a complete application with all required documentation, students will have priority in the awarding of Federal Work Study and Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants if eligible, based on the submission date.

The information reported on the FAFSA may be verified by the Financial Aid Office using parent's and/or the student's Internal Revenue Service's tax transcript.

Students must be able to provide a copy of their Social Security Card, Alien Registration Card (if applicable), and Photo ID for identification purposes.

1. Fill out the FAFSA application online at https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa. It takes 5-7 business days for FAFSA to process the application.

2. After 5-7 business days, log into your Campus Solutions account "To-Do List." Review the instructions and complete required documentation.

3. Submit all required documents at https://berkeleycitycollege.verifymyfafsa.com/account/registerstudent. Your file will be reviewed and processed within 6 weeks.

4. Continue to check your "To-Do List" and Financial aid status on your Campus Solutions account for regular updates on your financial aid status.

Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG) apply by April 1, 2021 *

Cal Grant Competitive and Entitlement apply by March 2, 2021 or Cal Grant Competitive only by September 2, 2021.

Pell Grant and Direct Loans - These funds are not limited, you can apply at any time through the Spring term of the award year. The absolute deadline for filing a FAFSA for Pell Grant for the 2021-2022 award year is June 30, 2022.

* SEOG and FWS funds are limited and vary by college. If funds remain after awarding students who have met those deadlines of April 1, 2021, the colleges will continue to make awards on a first-come, first-serve basis.

For your application to be processed in a timely manner, all required documents must be submitted to the Financial Aid Office by June 30, 2022. Due to 2021-2022 year end closure, all financial aid supplemental paperwork must be submitted to the financial aid office by Late submission will not be accepted.

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Las Positas College offers federal and state financial assistance to eligible students.
General Assistance

For Specific Questions about your Financial Aid Account

Get assistance with your FAFSA or CA Dream Act Application

Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://cccconfer.zoom.us/j/93239432585

LPC has additional federal HEERF III/CARES Act emergency funding available for students to help with school-related expenses incurred because of COVID-19 to cover fall term 2021 and spring term 2022. We are now providing funds to all students who have filed a FAFSA or CADAA application for Las Positas for 2021-2022, the current school year. We will continue to provide funds for the current school year as we receive 2021-2022 FAFSAs and CADAAs, until all of our grant funds are expended. We will continue to provide funds for the current school year as we receive 2021-2022 FAFSAs and CADAAs, until all of our grant funds are expended. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

If you are attending LPC in fall 2021, spring 2022, and/or summer 2022 be sure to fill out a 2021-2022 FAFSA or CADAA! Please fill out the 2022-2023 before the March 02 Cal Grant Deadline.

https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa ----- https://dream.csac.ca.gov/

How to Create a FSA ID for FAFSA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yj1Pn-shze8

How to Fill Out the FAFSA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LK0bbu0y5AM

Please Note: You must email us from your secure Zonemail 'student email' account and include your W number. http://www.laspositascollege.edu/zoneinfo/index.php

Federal Work-Study - Current Jobs List

Financial Wellness
Workshops

Financial Wellness Workshops will return soon.

Have a great semester!!

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Click on either image for the full PDF

Helpful Tip:

If you cannot find your Financial Aid Information on CLASS-Web.

REASONS MAY BE:

You haveNOTcompleted your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or DREAM Act Application or you may have completed theincorrectaid year

You haveNOTentered our College/ Federal School Code (030357) in your submitted FAFSA or DREAM Act Application

You have completed your FAFSA but we haveNOTreceived it. It takes approximately 7-10 days after your FAFSA submission for us to retrieve your information (The DREAM Act Application takes a little longer.)

ALWAYS DOUBLE CHECK:

Make sure you have completed the correct FAFSA for the appropriate Financial Aid Year.

Submit your FAFSA by using your FSA ID

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Laney College | Dream. Flourish. Succeed. - Laney College

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The California Department of Public Health - Vital Records (CDPH-VR) maintains a permanent, public record of every birth that has occurred in California since July 1905. Certified birth records are $29 per copy. CDPH-VR's estimated processing times for certified copies of birth certificates are listed below, which may occasionally increase as the volume of requests increases.

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Download the latest Laney College map here! Understanding Classroom Codes Download Current locations of all-gender restrooms (Rev. April 13, 2018) Click here for a map with information on where the all-gender restrooms are at Laney. Tower Administration Building 2nd floor 3rd floor 4th floor 5th floor 6th floor 7th floor And, 8th floor ...

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Students use the CLASS-Web website to register for classes when they are opened. The above link is the class catalog, so prospective student can browse their options before making a decision.

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Laney College 900 Fallon St, Oakland, CA 94607 (510) 834-5740 Laney College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, an institutional accrediting body recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation and the U.S. Department of Education.

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https://laney.edu/welcome_center/

If you need assistance with the enrollment process, financial aid applications, passport, canvas, student email, or information about our student support services; please call: (510) 464-3540, press 4 to leave a message or email Laneywelcomecenter@peralta.edu

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In-Person Closure Notice:

Thursday, April 6, 2022

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Join the Welcome Center Zoom room from 10am-1pm
Click https://cccconfer.zoom.us/s/93395194160 to join.
Hours Of Operation:

In-person Service: Mon.-Thu. 9am - 4:30pm

Remote Service: Tue. & Wed. 4:30pm - 6:30pm

In-person Services Fri. 9am - 12:pm

Click link below to join us in our open ZOOM room

Mon. & Wed.

9am - 11am & 1pm - 3pm
Click https://cccconfer.zoom.us/s/93395194160 to join.
Fri.

10am - 2pm
Click https://cccconfer.zoom.us/s/93395194160 to join.
If you need assistance with the enrollment process, financial aid applications, passport, canvas, student email, or information about our student support services; please call: (510) 464-3540, press 4 to leave a message or email Laneywelcomecenter@peralta.edu

*When contacting us remotely: Please provide your full name, student ID# (if you have one), date of birth and a return contact number. (Calls will be returned within 24 business hours)

Student Information Zoom Booth is also available

Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 4:30pm

Tue & Wed: 4:30pm-6:30pm

Click link to join. https://zoom.us/j/96760743227

Live Chat is also available:

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 4:00pm

Tue & Wed: 4:30pm-6:30pm
Not available on weekends
(Please leave a message when live chat is not available, so staff can contact you when they return)

NOTE: A new process on how to add a class takes effect in the fall 2017 semester. Read about it here.
Things that the Welcome Center can help you with:

Applying for Peralta Colleges online

Add & drop Classes

Filling-out financial aid application Online

Take photo I.D. - ( *The Student Photo ID Department closes 15 minutes before the Welcome Center's closing time.*)

Print-out unofficial Transcripts

Schedule a campus tour

Information about Student Services and Learning Communities

And more!

*The Student Photo ID Department closes 15 minutes before the Welcome Center's closing time.*

Service Area Outcomes

SAO 1 - The Welcome Center staff will provide current and incoming students with one-on-one assistance with the online college application, registration, financial aid application, scholarships, student photo ID and linkages to other on campus student support services.

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https://laney.edu/financial_aid/

Laney College FAFSA school code # 001266

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Mission Statement

The Laney College Financial Aid Department inspires a diverse and multicultural student body by providing timely financial aid access, financial literacy, and student support services to prospective, new, and continuing students to enhance student success and completion

Quick Links
To make a zoom appointment with a financial aid staff click the link below. Appointments must be made 24 hours in advance. Also, a student ID number is required to set up a zoom meeting.
A nnouncements:

The new 2022-2023 FAFSA and CA Dream Act applications are now available for students to apply.

We are currently accepting 2022-2023 financial aid documents. However, we are not processing documents at this time. Please check here for regular updates on when we will begin processing documents for the next school year. Thank you for your patience.
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Financial Aid Instant Chat: Please note, that our online instant chat feature is available during our hours of operation. When utilizing our Instant Chat, please ensure to provide both your PCCD student ID number and email in your initial correspondence. If you require financial aid assistance outside of hours of operations, you will be requested to leave your name, student ID number, email, and a brief description of your inquiry. During peak periods, due to larger volumes of email traffic, please allow up to 72 business hours for a response.

Spring 2022 Financial Aid Operations Status:

Spring 2022 Financial Aid Front desk hours
Monday - Thursday, 9 am - 3:00 pm
Laney College Financial Aid Office, 900 Fallon Street Oakland, CA 94607 Via Fax to: 510-464-3418 Via email to:
laneyfinancialaid@peralta.edu
Please ensure that your PCCD student ID number is present on the top left-hand corner of each page of your document(s). To avoid processing delays, please ensure that your document(s) are legible, if you are submitting a photo of your document(s), all four corners of the page must be present. From the time we receive all requested documents/information, please allow 4-6 weeks for your financial aid specialist to process your file to determine your aid eligibility. During this time, it is highly imperative that you monitor both your Passport account and PCCD email for updates from your specialist if additional information/documentation is required. Thank you for choosing Laney College. Quick Links:

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https://laney.edu/Student_Accessibility_Services/drc/

Disability Resource Center  (DRC)
Location: E-251
Phone:  (510) 464-3428

Hours of operation: Monday through Thursday, 9AM to 4PM,

Friday 9AM – 1PM.

What is SAS?  Student Accessibility Services (SAS) offers a variety of services to facilitate the success of students with disabilities in reaching their educational goals.

Support services are determined by a SAS counselor for students with various disabilities as indicated by the verification of disability. Contact SAS for an intake appointment.

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Disability Resource Center (DRC)
Location: E-251
Phone: (510) 464-3428

Hours of operation: Monday through Thursday, 9AM to 4PM,

Friday 9AM - 1PM.

What is SAS? Student Accessibility Services (SAS) offers a variety of services to facilitate the success of students with disabilities in reaching their educational goals.

Support services are determined by a SAS counselor for students with various disabilities as indicated by the verification of disability. Contact SAS for an intake appointment.

A student may be provided accommodations or services such as, but not limited to, the following:

Exam accommodations

Assessment for learning disabilities

Alternate media

Adaptive technologies

Interpreter services

Scribe/Reader

Faculty liaison

Priority registration

Specialized counseling

Specialized instruction and tutoring

Success Workshops

Abbreviated and Comprehensive Education Plans

What is Laney Community College's policy regarding students with disabilities? It is the policy and practice of Laney Community College that otherwise qualified students having disabilities be authorized academic accommodations, adjustments, and auxiliary aids to ensure access and opportunity to all of the college services, programs, and activities. Laney SAS was established to more fully accommodate the academic and support needs of students with disabilities as mandated by Section 504 and 508 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
SUCCESS WORKSHOPS!!!
Come learn more about accommodations, SAS, advocacy, and many other things that help SAS students!

1.TO BEST SUPPORT YOUR NEEDS.

2. TO LEARN HOW LANEY SAS CAN SUPPORT YOU.

3. TO DISCUSS THE LATEST AND GREATEST!!
The SAS office has staff that is sensitive to fragrances: cologne, perfume, and scented lotions. Please be aware of that when coming for your appointments. We are here to serve everyone!

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Disability Resource Center - Student Accessibility Services

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Disability Resource Center (DRC) Location: E-251 Phone: (510) 464-3428 Hours of operation: Monday through Thursday, 9AM to 4PM, Friday 9AM - 1PM. What is SAS? Student Accessibility Services (SAS) offers a variety of services to facilitate the success of students with disabilities in reaching their educational goals.

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SAS FAQ

Call us 510-464-3428 state your name, student ID, contact info, and times you are available

Email us at SAS.Laney@peralta.edu S tate your name, student ID, contact info phone number, and preferred dates and times

(please make sure your telephone and email is correct in SARS)

You may reach us at 510-464-3428 and we will get back to you asap

Yes! Absolutely, please schedule SAS tutoring with kcael@peralta.edu

State your name, student ID, times available, and subject you'd like tutoring in

I want to use my extra time for tests, what should I do?

If you have a copy of your accommodations letter with approved test time accommodations, scan/take a picture of it at least 1 week before your exam and email it to your instructor requesting your extra time .

You can email: Laneysasassessment@peralta.edu

If you do not have a copy of your accommodations letter, please contact the Laney SAS office for a copy. Please give us ample time to get the letter to you.

I do not have access to the technology required to complete my courses.

Please contact the Laney SAS office if you do not have access to the technology required for your classes.

I am DHH . W hat should I do to get my accommodations?

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FAQ-SAS is here to support - Student Accessibility Services

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SAS FAQ How do I make an appointment with my SAS counselor? You have 3 different options to make an appointment Call us 510-464-3428 state your name, student ID, contact info, and times you are available Email us at SAS.Laney@peralta.edu State your name, student ID, contact info phone number, and preferred dates and times E-SARS (please make sure your telephone ...

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Welcome - Student Accessibility Services (SAS) (berkeleycitycollege.edu)

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If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at SAS.BCC@peralta.edu, or use the chat widget in the lower right corner of the screen.

A note for new and returning students: You must have an active student ID# to register for our program. If you have not already, please go through the steps on the Apply Now page of the BCC website. Returning students - if you have not registered for classes at any of the Peralta colleges in the past two terms, you will need to re-apply to the college.

Students can access AIM through their student portal.

1. Click here for the application for Student Accessibility Services.
Returning students who have already filled out an application in AIM can log into AIM to request accommodations.

2. Have your verification of disability on hand. You will be prompted to upload it during the second step of the application.

3. Schedule an appointment with a SAS Counselor by emailing SAS.BCC@peralta.edu.

4. If possible, obtain transcripts from other colleges or high schools for education planning.

5. Please review the Student Rights and Responsibilities and Policy Guidelines for Services.

Documentation: During the second step of your application, you will be prompted to upload your verification of disability. Documentation verifying a disability may include, but is not limited to:

high school special education plans (IEPs);

medical records or reports;

psychological evaluations or assessments;

LD testing from another California community college.

If you do not have documentation, you can take our Verification of Disability form to a qualified professional who has working knowledge of your disability.

The qualified professional must completed, signed, and date the professional section of the form.

A qualified professional may include a physician, a psychologist, an LD Specialist, or other licensed professional.

All disability related information provided by students is kept strictly confidential. This information is accessible to SAS only.

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Welcome - Student Accessibility Services (SAS)

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If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at SAS.BCC@peralta.edu, or use the chat widget in the lower right corner of the screen. A note for new and returning students: You must have an active student ID# to register for our program.

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Know what's in your IEP, and especially what's in your Transition Plan.

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Familiarize yourself with your transcripts and any credits that you might be able to transfer!

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1. Research programs
2. Look at the locations
3. Required materials
4. Make sure you don't miss deadline
5. Schedule a tour

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Come prepared with:
1. Academic History (transcripts, AP scores, state exam scores, etc.)
2. Citizenship information (ID, passport, green card, birth certificate, etc.)
3. Personal information (full name, address, phone number, etc.)
4. Proof of residency (ID, bills, etc.)

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Name
Email
Phone Number
High School
Citizenship Information

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1. File your FAFSA
2. Apply for Scholarships

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1. Submit application
2. Pay fees (Only is Applicable)
3. Have required documents ready
4. Attend Orientation

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1. Take Placement Tests before you start the enrollment process
2. Meet with an Advisor/Counselor
3. Register for Classes

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Extracurriculars & Summer Activities
Work & Volunteer Experience
Honors & Awards
Disciplinary Infractions of Note

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Peralta Community College District includes: Berkeley City College, College of Alameda, Laney College, and Merritt College

https://www.peralta.edu/admissions/apply-enroll

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Letters of sponsorship from teachers, coaches, counselors, etc.

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Applications frequently require a fee to submit

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Chabot Las Posita Community College District

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Chabot Las Posita Community College District

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Chabot Las Posita Community College District: Chabot College, Las Positas College

https://www.chabotcollege.edu/admissions/become-student/

http://www.laspositascollege.edu/stepstosuccess/index.php

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Apply to Become a Chabot Student - Chabot College

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How to register for the selective service system

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How to register for the selective service system

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REAL ID Checklist

To apply for a REAL ID card, you must present documentation that includes your date of birth and your true full name. Confirm what documentation you need to get your REAL ID.

What Is REAL ID?

A REAL ID is a driver's license or identification card that is also a federally accepted form of identification. REAL ID cards are marked with a gold bear and a star.

How Do I Get a REAL ID?

You can apply in person at a DMV office. You'll need proof of your identity and your California address. Provide Social Security number on REAL ID application (exceptions may apply).

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How to get your California Driver License

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How to get your California Driver License

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Get Your REAL ID

As of the new May 3, 2023 deadline, you will need a REAL ID if you want to use your license to board domestic flights or enter federal facilities.

Ask DMV

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Driver's Licenses & Identification Cards - California DMV

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How to qualify for a discounted BART card based on disability

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How to qualify for a discounted BART card based on disability

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Regional Transit Connection (RTC) Discount ID Card | bart.gov

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Public transit operators in the Bay Area are pleased to offer the Regional Transit Connection (RTC) Discount Card to qualified persons with disabilities. The card entitles you to a reduced fare on fixed-route transit, rail and ferry systems throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Your RTC Discount Ca…

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College Internship Program (CIP) Bay Area Location

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College Internship Program (CIP) Bay Area Location

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https://cipworldwide.org/curriculum/life-skills-instruction/

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Independent Living Skills | CIP Autism & LD Transition Programs

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CIP helps students with autism, ADHD, and other learning differences develop important life skills competencies to learn to live independently

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https://www.cforat.org/

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The center for accessible technology has been working to make the digital world available to everyone since 1983.

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https://dralegal.org/

DRA represents people across the disability spectrum and achieves justice for people with disabilities seeking fair access to key activities of life

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Disability Rights Advocates - Advancing equal rights for people with all types of disabilities nationwide.

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DRA is a national and international organization dedicated to protecting and advancing the civil rights of people with disabilities. Run by and for people with

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What is ROP?
ROP stands for Regional Occupational Program, which is part of the State public education system that provides technical job training for high school juniors, seniors, and adults.
Who is eligible to enroll at Eden Area ROP?
The only qualification for adults enrolling in an R.O.P. course is to attend an orientation prior to registration. R.O.P. is open to all juniors, seniors currently enrolled in an educational school, and adults 16 years of age and older.
Are all ROPs the same? Do they offer the same classes?
There are 72 ROPs in the State of California. Each are operated differently and not affiliated with each other. Programs offered through each ROP differ according to the local employment demand.
Is bus transportation provided?
Yes - free of charge for high school students enrolled in an Eden Area ROP course at the Hayward Center. Buses transport students from their home school to the Hayward Center and return.
Can I earn college credit through Eden Area ROP?
Yes, some programs offers college credit and/or advanced placement units to students enrolled in Eden Area ROP courses that sequence into approved community college courses in the same occupational training area.
How do I enroll in an Eden Area ROP Course?
High school students sign up for ROP. at their regular programming time in early Spring. Students will be notified by mail that they have been enrolled at Eden Area ROP. During the summer, a letter will be sent home explaining the start of classes at the Center in August. Go to your counselor or guidance staff for pre-registration sign-up or call Eden Area ROP at (510)293-2943 for information or help.
What about earning high school credit?
All ROPs are fully accredited for high school credit as determined by the local high school. Some courses have also been approved to satisfy certain graduation requirements - approval varies with each district. All courses award credit based upon completion of course competencies, hours of attendance and passing grade.
What is the cost of an ROP course?
There is no cost for high school students. Adults pay a registration fee plus the cost of their materials and textbooks. ROP does not charge tuition.
Does ROP offer financial assistance?
No - as part of the public schools system, ROP is non profit; therefore, adults are responsible for covering their program costs.
What is career prep?
Career Prep is a sequence of classes starting in the 11th grade and targeted towards attainment of an Associate Degree at Chabot College and possible continuation at a four-year college. It involves curriculum integration, applying academic skills in practical situations. It is a parallel college preparatory program coordinating instruction with a common core of math, science, communication and technologies.

Cooperative Vocational Education (CO-OP Paid Work Experience)
Some R.O.P. courses offer students who can demonstrate sufficient job skill competence, the opportunity to gain paid on-the-job experience working part-time in related employment within the business community. R.O.P. courses that utilize the CO-OP component are:

Business & Finance Academy
Business Ownership & Management
Marketing Education
Will ROP find me a job?
There are no job placement services provided by Eden Area ROP.
Does Eden Area ROP offer GED classes?
Adult schools offer high school diploma and GED preparation classes. The focus of ROP is to provide technical training in preparation for employment, career advancement, job skills updating or to pursue higher education.
Does the Eden Area ROP offer guidance and counseling services?
Eden Area ROP offers a variety of services to potential and enrolled Eden Area ROP students. These support services include interest/aptitude assessment, career planning assistance, educational and occupational information and student follow-up.
Are there any Student Clubs or Organizations (CTSO) at Eden Area ROP?
Yes! Students enrolled in Eden Area ROP are encouraged to participate in a Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) associated with their course. Students in a CTSO participate in organized competitions, develop leadership skills and meet with other students interested in their career field.

DECA - An Association of Marketing Students
SkillsUSA- A partnership of students, teachers and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce
Do I have to attend class daily?
All students are required to attend their Eden Area ROP class every day unless officially excused.
Are Eden Area ROP courses offered during the summer?
In the spring, information will be available on courses offered through Eden Area ROP during the summer. Students must provide their own transportation. Successful completion of a summer ROP course may earn high school graduation credit based on hours of attendance and passing grade.
For additional information or questions:
High School Students call (510) 293-2950 or e-mail Sukhi Sidhu
Adults call (510)293-2910 or e-mail Phyllis Trieu

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What is ROP? ROP stands for Regional Occupational Program, which is part of the State public education system that provides technical job training for high school juniors, seniors, and adults. Who is eligible to enroll at Eden Area ROP? The only qualification for adults enrolling in an R.O.P.

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College Internship Program (CIP) Bay Area Location

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College Internship Program (CIP) Bay Area Location

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https://cipworldwide.org/curriculum/career-preparation/

CIP provides guidance and support in helping students match their interests or fields of study with their abilities. The Career Team helps students learn how to independently pursue employment opportunities and provides coaching on each step of the process.

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Career Preparation | CIP Autism & LD Transition Programs

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The Limited Examination and Appointment Program (LEAP)

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The Limited Examination and Appointment Program (LEAP)

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https://www.calhr.ca.gov/state-hr-professionals/pages/limited-examination-appointment-program.aspx

The Limited Examination and Appointment Program (LEAP) is an optional pathway to state civil service for people with disabilities. LEAP is an alternative to the traditional testing process, allowing applicants with disabilities to demonstrate competencies through on-the-job testing (a "Job Examination Period").

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Limited Examination and Appointment Program (LEAP)

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National Disabilities Rights Network - Support with Voting

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National Disabilities Rights Network - Support with Voting

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https://www.ndrn.org/voting/

No matter what state or territory you are in, National Disabilities Rights Network (NDRN) can help you register, learn your rights, and make a plan to vote.

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Voters with Disabilities Activated - Register To Vote Today | NDRN

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No matter what state or territory you are in, we can help you register, learn your rights, and make a plan to vote. Register to vote today!