City College of San Francisco is the largest multi-campus single district community college in the state of California. City College was established in 1935 to meet the educational needs of the San Francisco community. City College offers Credit and Noncredit classes at nine campuses and over 100 sites throughout the city of San Francisco. The nine City College campuses and their locations are: Alemany (located in the Tenderloin); John Adams (Western Addition / Haight/Ashbury); Castro / Valencia; Chinatown / North Beach; Downtown; Evans (India Basin / Bayview); Mission; Southeast (Bayview / Hunter’s Point); and the main campus at Phelan (Ocean View / Merced / Ingleside).

City College offers courses in 150 academic and vocational programs to help meet both students’ and community needs. The college confers Associate of Arts and Science degrees and grants Certificates of Completion to students enrolled in our vocational programs. City College's innovative educational programs are designed to: help students meet their general education requirements for four-year colleges and universities; prepare students for employment; remove educational deficiencies; or receive other special preparation.
 

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• F1-Visa Students
County of Origin for F1-Visa Students
• Student Demographics
Most recent data on CCSF student demographics
• Student Demographics,  Fall 1998 (May 24, 1999)
Data on CCSF student demographics
• Profile of City College TANF Recipients,  Fall 1998 (May 21, 1999)
Total TANF enrollments in credit/noncredit programs
• Partnership for Excellence Performance Report (May 4, 1999)
Statewide trends in community college enrollment and student success
• Student Right-To-Know (April 21, 1999)
Student Right-To-Know transfer preparation/graduation/completion and other transfers rates
• CCSF Demographics Fall 1996 and Fall 1997 (March 12, 1999)
Information on the gender, age, and ethnicity of students, faculty and staff
• City College Transfers Fall 1996-1997 (March 12, 1999)
Most recent data on CCSF transfer students
• Degrees, Certificates and Transfers Fall 1996-1997 (March 12, 1999)
Information on award and transfer figures for CCSF
• SFUSD Senior Survey Summary 1997 (March 12, 1999)
Post-secondary educational plan of S.F. high school students