Any high school graduate or those who are 18 years of age and older can be admitted to any of the California Junior Colleges. A State Proficiency Certificate holder is also admissible to a community college. Those who are planning to attend a community college are advised to still regard the requirements for high school graduation and include as many UC and CSU entrance requisites as possible.
Those who have taken up College Preparatory course in High School may take a lesser load once admitted to College. Community Colleges in California will administer a standard assessment test in Math and English to determine which level is appropriate for new students to begin their college education. Sometimes a “Self-assessment” is used for students to determine their own Math and English Placements.
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In this day and age receiving one of the California college grants is not a foregone conclusion. Being one of the larger states in the country with a huge population and hundreds of colleges and universities California has a fine higher education tradition. If you know where to look for the grants you seek you will find more then you probably thought existed. This article will focus primarily on California college grants and how you can get one.
The Process
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The State of California spends one of the largest budget allocations to public education – in fact, some 40% of its tax revenue is devoted to education.
There are three collegiate level divisions that a college-bound student can get to in California. One is the University of California which has nine general Campuses. It intends to accept the upper 12.5% of college-bound students and provides most of the graduate studies and research.
The California State Colleges, on the other hand, is where many of the college-bound population end up. It has 23 campuses and has more than 400,000 students in enrolled. CSU is the largest college system in the United States.
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