- Classes are FREE and open to all members of the community
- Must be 18 years or older to enroll
- Students must apply to the college and remain in good standing
- Students must attend a noncredit orientation
- Students entering the program will be given a diagnostic assessment
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BSICSKIL 83
| GED Preparation: Literature and the Arts (54) |
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| BSICSKIL 84 | GED Preparation: Mathematics (54) |
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| BSICSKIL 85 | GED Preparation: Science (54) |
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| BSICSKIL 86 | GED Preparation: Social Studies (54) |
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| BSICSKIL 87 | GED Preparation: Writing Skills (54) |
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If you have completed all the required classes, fill out and submit this form to the Office of Adult and Community Education at adulted@lahc.edu. This form must be completed and submitted to receive the certificate. Certificate of competency will be mailed in 6-8 weeks.
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| Visit GED.com to schedule your test and choose Los Angeles Harbor College as your testing site. The GED® test is made up of 4 subjects broken into separate exams. You don’t have to take all 4 tests at once - you can space them out and goat your own pace. Visit GED.com for more information |
Step 1
| Apply - New students must apply to the college online
Click Here to Apply
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| Step 2 | Orientation - As a noncredit student you will be introduced to many resources in place for your success.
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| Step 3 | Take CASAS Assessment
To schedule an assessment Click Here
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| Step 4 | Meet with Your Noncredit Counselor:
Your noncredit counselor will help to establish an educational plan and strategies for your success.
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| Step 5 | Register for Classes
Enroll in courses based on the plan created with the counselor. Add courses through your student portal online |
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Section Date Day Time Location
| | 20204 02/07/22-06/06/22 Asynchronous 3.10 hours weekly Online (Canvas) |
This course is designed to prepare students to pass the General Educational Development (GED): Mathematics Test. It will include arithmetic, the metric system, algebra, geometry, statistics, and probability problems. Depending upon the diagnostic assessment, students will be directed to an appropriate plan of study.
| Section Date Day Time Location
| 18426 04/11/22-06/01/22 Asynchronous 6.5 hours weekly Online (Canvas)
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Section Date Day Time Location
| | 18844 04/11/22-06/06/22 Asynchronous 6.5 hours weekly Online (Canvas) |
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This course is designed to prepare students to pass the General Educational Development (GED): Mathematics Test. It will include arithmetic, the metric system, algebra, geometry, statistics, and probability problems. Depending upon the diagnostic assessment, students will be directed to an appropriate plan of study.
| Section Date Day Time Location
| 11482 06/13/22-07/17/22 Asynchronous 10.5 hours weekly Online (Canvas)
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Section Date Day Time Location
| | 12646 06/13/22-08/07/22 Asynchronous 6.5 hours weekly Online (Canvas) |
Section Date Day Time Location
| | 12495 06/13/22-07/17/22 Asynchronous 10.5 hours weekly Online (Canvas) |
Basic Skills 006CE is a FREE 0-unit/non-credit reading lab course that helps students expand their college-level reading comprehension and critical thinking skills and vocabulary. Students accomplish these skills, by working on and completing a customized reading program using a variety of online programs. 27 hours of completion are required by the end of the semester to receive credit.
| Section Date Day Instructor Location
| 12553 02/07/22-06/06/22 Asynchronous 1.25 hours weekly Online (Canvas)
| 18395 02/07/22-06/06/22 Asynchronous 1.25 hours weekly Online (Canvas)
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This in-person course prepares students for High School Equivalency exams and college and career readiness with an emphasis on mastery of essential English usage, sentence mechanics, and structure. Writing assignments include journals, paragraph-writing, and peer-editing. This course can be paired with Basic Skills 208CE: Reading Skills I.
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This in-person course prepares students for High School Equivalency exams and college and career readiness with an emphasis on reading comprehension including main ideas and supporting details, analyzing meaning, vocabulary skills, and graph interpretation. Students will read a variety of literature including fiction and nonfiction. This course can be paired with Basic Skills 204CE: Writing Skills I.
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