Education Plans
The outlined list of courses you must take for a single semester
What is an abbreviated education plan
The number of units needed to transfer to 4 year university
What is 60
Written out, FAFSA stands for this
What is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid
The area of study that includes engineering, math, etc
What is STEM
The date of the Transfer Motivational Conference
What is October 24, 2026
The general education transfer plan all UC and CSU applicants follow
What is Cal GETC
The California public higher education system that offers 23 campuses for students to choose from
What is a California State University
Money awarded to a student based on need that does not need to be paid back
What is a grant
A medical, dental or law student is working toward this type of degree
What is a professional degree
The course you must take with E. Cervantes in the spring semester
What is ENGL C1001
The 60 units needed for transfer include general education and this
What is major prep
The California public higher education system that offers 9 campuses for students to choose from and focuses on STEM and research
What is the University of California
The maximum time a student may receive financial aid
What is 6 years
The location of the Transfer Motivational Conference
What is UCLA
The online resource used by your counselor to select articulated major prep courses needed to transfer from Grossmont College to your California public university
What is ASSIST
A student taking courses in the 300 and 400 levels
What is an upper division student
The requirement to maintain at least a 2.0 GPA and complete a minimum of 67% of the courses the student registered in
What is Satisfactory Academic Progress
The area of study that includes nursing, radiological technology, etc
What is Allied Health
The trip some students will take from February 17-19, 2027
What is the Southern California (SoCal) College Tour
The complete semester by semester outline of courses you must take to meet your educational goal
What is a comprehensive ed plan
The UC college that only offers post graduate degrees
What is the University of California, San Francisco
The requirement to pass 67% of the courses for which you've registered
What is Pace of Progression
The type of major that includes, but is not limited to accounting, social work, architecture, etc
What is a career specific major
The perk of choosing courses and instructors on a date before other students
What is priority registration