The first day of the Spring, 2008 semester begins January 14, 2008 and ends May 23, 2008. However, there are some classes that begin in mid March for the spring semester. Please check "My West Hills" for a complete listing by location.
Registration for all students will begin October 27, 2008 for the upcoming spring semester (2008). If you want to begin classes late (after the first week of the semester, there will be late starting classes. New students need to complete the application
for admission, placement testing, orientation, and counseling.
For more information call student services at any of the WHC
locations (1-800-266-1114).
The process for new students is to first complete an application for admissions.
The second step is to take a placement test. The dates and
times are included on our website www.westhillscollege.com.
The third is to attend
an orientation (schedule next to placement testing dates)
or to complete our online orientation (available soon). The
fourth is to contact
a counselor or advisor for help in selecting courses or
attend a group advising session. The final step is to register
using My West Hills.
You will receive information on how to access My West Hills
in the orientation or counseling session.
Grants,
loans, and scholarships are available at West Hills Community
College. Fee waivers and book vouchers are also available for
all students who qualify. WHC has work-study available for
eligible students.
Some California residents may be eligible for a Board
of Governors Fee Waiver Grant, which waives all enrollment
fees. Books and supplies are not covered by this grant.
Apply by getting assistance from a financial aid employee.
When you apply for Federal Financial Aid, you will also
be considered for the Board of Governors Fee Waiver Click here for more
information on tuition and
fee waivers.
Classes are offered morning, afternoon,
and evenings Monday through Saturday. WHC also has an excellent
selection of courses being offered on the Internet.
West Hills Community College offers certificates of completion,
Associate Degrees in Arts or Associate Degrees in Science.
Students can prepare for the world of work in a matter
of months, earn a degree, find employment, or transfer
to a four-year university. You can also take classes to
update your skills or for personal enrichment! For more
information on the classes that universities will accept
(in a specific major), contact the web site www.assist.org
No. If you are 18 or over, you do not need a high school
diploma. If you are under 18 or still in high school, see
a counselor for a special admission form.
