Fullerton College students are welcomed to access free Wi-Fi from a safe distance within a vehicle in Parking Lot 4. The lot is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on the weekends from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Wi-Fi signal is the strongest immediately west of the Field House/Building… Read more »
High school seniors interested in attending Fullerton College this summer or fall will have an opportunity to learn more about the college’s resources, outreach services and tuition-free Promise Program during one of four Family Night Webinars scheduled in May. The webinars are offered on Zoom in both English and Spanish formats and are intended to… Read more »
Currently enrolled students may be eligible to receive a $500 federal grant and are encouraged to submit a form to check their eligibility with the Fullerton College Financial Aid Office. Fullerton College received $4.85 million from the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF), made possible by the CARES Act. These funds must be awarded directly to currently… Read more »
More than 400 students participated in the Healthy Hornet Drive-Thru and walk-up service during the first week. The free meal distribution will occur each Friday for the remainder of the semester. Students are encouraged to submit an interest form on a weekly basis on the Basic Needs Website. The weekly submission form will open at… Read more »
Fullerton College purchased 1,700 laptops to help students complete their remote learning while social distancing requirements continue through the spring semester. Laptops will be loaned to students on a first-come basis. Students may request a laptop by filling out a brief form which they can access at the following link: Request Technology Support When Fullerton College… Read more »
In an effort to consolidate information related to Fullerton College operations impacted by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) please visit our dedicated website: https://coronavirus.fullcoll.edu/. Instruction resumed on Wednesday, March 18 using alternate delivery methods, such as remote learning, whenever possible. The campus is completely closed and no in-person classes will be taught on-campus until further notice.
Because the situation with COVID-19 is evolving at a rapid pace, in addition to classes being suspended until Wednesday, March 18, we have also decided to close the Fullerton College campus to employees, students and the general public on Monday, March 16 and Tuesday, March 17. This will also be the case for all North Orange County Community College District offices and… Read more »
Dear Students, Earlier today you should have received an email about Fullerton College cancelling classes and our preparation to move many of our classes to remote learning. The information is shared here in case you missed it. We know that you have many questions, and we can offer some answers. Please know that in the… Read more »
Dear Fullerton College Community, Because of continuing concerns about Coronavirus (COVID-19), Fullerton College will transition as many courses as possible away from in-person class meetings. It is important to note that there are no substantiated cases of COVID-19 related to our campus nor in the North Orange County Community College District, and that this change… Read more »
Dear Fullerton College Community, We understand that there are many questions related to Coronavirus (COVID-19) and the college. Earlier tonight, we launched a website that provides regularly updated information to address questions and/or concerns, and provide information and guidance. This site is a working document and will be updated on a regular basis. While the… Read more »
