The Mission Center offers a wide variety of credit classes that support the general education curriculum, associate degree majors, and transfer plans to 4-year institutions.

Area of Studies

Start Taking Classes

Complete these simple steps to start taking classes as a credit student! Need help? Contact Admissions and Enrollment.

Steps to Become a Credit Student

Students take non-credit classes for many reasons: to improve English skills, to earn a high school diploma or prepare for the GED exam, to brush up on workplace skills, to earn specialized certificates, and to experience the satisfaction of learning something new. Non-credit courses are tuition-free. However, students are expected to buy books, supplies, and occasionally additional materials.

Registration for non-credit classes is a paper process handled in the Admissions and Enrollment Office, room 110. Students can enroll during the regular registration period. It is also possible to join non-credit classes well into the semester. For more information and help choosing classes, you can speak to a counselor, the course instructor, or staff in the Admissions and Enrollment Office.

Area of Studies

• Business Computer Technology
• English as a Second Language (ESL) Program
• Older Adults (OLAD)
• Transitional Studies Program (CCSF High School Diploma Program, General Educational Development (GED), Adult Basic Education, and Vocational Foundation Skills)

Start Taking Classes

Complete these simple steps to start taking classes as a noncredit student! Need help? Contact Admissions and Enrollment.

Steps to Become a Noncredit Student