SERVICES
About Us
The goal of the African American Scholastic
Programs (AASP) is to recruit underrepresented students
and provide them with effective and intensive support services. Specifically,
AASP provides counseling, mentoring, instruction, cultural
activities, college tours, as well as a computer lab.
African American Achievement Program (AAAP)
AAAP is based upon an Afrocentric psychological, sociological, and political value system, which prepares and challenges students to be successful in oral and written communication, critical thinking and library skills. Three levels of English classes provide intensive instruction in college writing skills, focusing on the work of African American writers. The library course develops research and internet skills. An integral part of the instruction is the counseling component, which helps students acquire personal development skills. Both the instructional and counseling components are integrated. INtensive individual and group sessions provide students with educational, career and personal counseling to assist them in making appropriate choices in their respective goals.
African American Achievement Program Student Application
Colleges & Universities Spring Tour
This tour provides opportunity for high school and community college students to visit California State/University of California campuses and Historically Black Colleges/Universities for a first hand look at campus life.
High School / College Scholastic Program
High School / College Program for high school
students is a partnership with the San Francisco Unified
School District (SFUSD). The curriculum of the program allows
students to enroll concurrently in City College and their
high school. Students may take courses for college credit
and satisfy high school graduation requirements.
Peer Mentoring Program
The Peer Mentoring Program is a joint program
offered through City College of San Francisco and the San
Francisco Unified School District. Peer Mentoring Program
provides cultural activities and mentors for all students
enrolled in the African American Scholastic Programs. CCSF
students who participate in the African American Scholastic
Programs mentor High School/College Program participants
and their peers. For additional information contact he Program
Director at 239-3702.
Summer
Bridge Program
Summer Bridge assists students in their transition
from high school to college by allowing them to matriculate
at CCSF in the summer and enroll in approximately 6-7 units
at no cost. The Summer Bridge Program offers classes
in English, math, study skills, and orientation for students
who have just completed high school. Additional activities
include field trips, quest speakers and peer mentoring. For
additional information contact the Program Director at 239-3702.
