Community College Consortium
The goal of the UCLA/Community College Consortium is to improve transfer rates for underrepresented, under-served, and low-income students at our partner institutions.

CCCP places UCLA students who have successfully transferred from a community college as peer advisors at each of the campuses. The program works with faculty in addressing curriculum issues and with staff to provide and improve support for transfer students.

For the schedule of peer advisor weekly visits,
click here.

HSF & UCLA Peer Counseling Program
A partnership has been created between the HSF Peer Counseling Program, UCLA, East Los Angeles College, and Los Angeles Valley College. If you are interested in applying as a peer counselor or just want to read more about this exciting new program, click the link above.

UCTOP: University of California Transfer Opportunity Program
The Center also runs the University of California Transfer Opportunity Program (UCTOP), an aggressive phone calling campaign to encourage community college students to consider transferring to a UC Campus. Transfer students are hired to phone community college students with demonstrated potential for success in the UC system and to visit specific community colleges to meet prospective transfer students.

To speak with a current UCLA transfer student, call (310) 794-4780.

UC Financial Aid Awareness Collaborative
As part of a UCLA/UC effort, the CCCP financial aid coordinator oversees the dissemination of financial aid information to UC prospective transfer students at our partner community colleges.

To speak with the financial aid advisor, call (310) 206-4356.

The Center is responsible for a series of summer programs which seek to inspire and motivate first-generation, low-income, and underrepresented community college students to transfer by introducing them to the rigors of university life and by providing them with the necessary information to transfer.

UCLA's Center for Community College Partnerships (CCCP) is pleased to announce several programs this summer for prospective transfer students. Each program allows students to engage in the discovery of university life in general and of UCLA in particular.

All of the programs are residential and completely FREE to the student. The UCLA summer programs are an excellent starting point to a student's relationship with the University of California. After the summer, they will be invited throughout the year to UC Saturday Academies, special events, conferences and workshops.

SITE: Summer Intensive Transfer Experience - Updated April 7th, 2008
SITE is a 6-day residential program that will teach students how to navigate the community college system; complete the appropriate coursework; and maximize their time in order to make a smooth, quick and successful transition to a University of California campus.

STEP: Summer Transfer Enrichment Program - Updated April 7th, 2008
UCLA's Summer Sessions Office along with the Center for Community College Partnerships are offering a FREE Course at UCLA this summer. This is a 6-week lower-division (numbered 1-99_ course offered through the regular summer sessions. The program will cover the cost of the course, registration fees, books and, if needed, transportation expenses. This is a commuter program, NOT a residential program. Students must participate in a supplementary program on specific days ( Monday-Thursday from 1-4 ) which will include mentorship, workshops, tutoring and study sessions. Students will be selected by CCCP.

STP: Summer Transfer Program - Updated April 7th, 2008
STP is a 6-day residential program that will prepare students who are close to transferring with the skills to complete the appropriate coursework and assist them with the application process. In addition, students will receive individual advising and personal assistance to complete the application and personal statement. Students will explore their career options, graduate school and financial resources available to them. The program will introduce them to research opportunities, the demands of University writing, and the many support programs available. The program will focus on resources available to African-American students.