Brookhaven College

(Brookhaven)

Founded in 1978, Brookhaven is one of the seven colleges of the Dallas County Community College District in Texas.  Areas of study include Computer-Based Arts, Design, Education, Finance, Law and Public Safety, Management and Business Administration, and Nursing and Health Care. Its student clubs and organizations include the International Club.

https://www.brookhavencollege.edu/pages/default.aspx

California College San Diego

(CCSD)

CCSD has been serving adult students in California since 1976, providing degrees designed for careers in health care, business, accounting and information technology.  Its degree programs are strictly career-focused, teaching only the subjects that are relevant to its students’ career choices, and all CCSD instructors have experience in the real world.

https://www.cc-sd.edu/

City College-Hollywood

(City College)

The City College campus in Hollywood, Florida, offers programs in Cardiovascular Sonography; Emergency Medical Services; Business Administration, Management; Allied Health, Medical Assisting; Allied Health, Medical Office Administration with a track in Insurance Billing & Coding; and Veterinary Technology.  The newest location, the school features industry current lab classrooms and equipment.

https://www.citycollege.edu/locations/hollywood/

City Colleges of Chicago-Harry S Truman College

(Truman College)

Truman College offers the largest English as a Second Language and GED programs in Illinois with more than 12,000 students annually.  Celebrating individuality and diversity, its students come from 160 different countries speaking more than 90 different languages.  Its student clubs, groups and organizations include Latinos United for Education (LUFE).                    

http://www.ccc.edu/colleges/truman/pages/default.aspx

College of Mount Saint Vincent

(CMSV)

New York’s CMSV offers more than 70 nationally recognized programs, including a full array of majors and minors in the sciences and mathematics, the humanities, arts, and social sciences, and professional preparation in accounting, business, communication, education, and nursing. Student clubs include Calentura, which focuses on Latino dance and rhythm.

https://mountsaintvincent.edu/

Dodge City Community College

(DC3)

Located in Kansas, DC3’s departments and programs cover a wide variety of areas including Allied Health; Cosmetology; Fine Arts & Performing Arts; Health, Physical Education, Recreation; Humanities; Math & Sciences; Social Sciences; and Technical & Vocational.  The school’s student clubs include the Hispanic American Leadership Organization and DC3 Latino Leaders.

http://dc3.edu/

Lee College

(Lee)

Lee in Texas offers the degrees and certificates in a variety of areas including Business, Criminal Justice, Mexican American Studies, Paralegal Studies, Safety Management Technology and Vocational Nursing.  Its student clubs and organizations include the Mas Raza Collective whose purpose is to engage in, learn about and support Latin American culture.

http://www.lee.edu/

Mesalands Community College

(Mesalands)

Located in New Mexico, Mesalands’ degree options include Agri-Business, Animal Science, Human Services, Pre-Medical Arts, and Wind Energy Technology.  Its certificate options include Allied Health, Artistic Silversmithing, Pre-Nursing, and Technical and Professional Writing.  Its student organizations include “Hispanic Heritage Club: Amistad” whose long-term goals include coordinating a trip to Mexico.

https://www.mesalands.edu/

New Mexico State University-Grants

(NMSU Grants)

NMSU Grants’ colleges include College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences; College of Arts and Sciences; College of Business; College of Education; College of Engineering; College Of Health and Social Services; and Honors College.  Student organizations include the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers and MAES- Latinos in Science and Engineer.

https://grants.nmsu.edu/

Palo Verde College

(PVC)

PVC in California opened its doors in 1947 to just 17 students. Over the years, the college grew, and in 2001, itmoved to its new 200-acre campus.  Its programs and certificate offerings include Automotive Technology, Building Technology, Business Management, Criminal Justice, Graphic Design and Web Content, Phlebotomy, and Welding Technology.

http://www.paloverde.edu/