Effective August 19th, 2024, CCSF Library and Learning Resources will pilot eliminating overdue fines for all library item check-outs. Borrowers are still responsible for returning materials on time. Overdue and lost items on a library account will result in blocks from circulation and item replacement costs. When students (current or former) have unpaid lost item replacement costs, the Library may notify the Office of Admissions and Records (A&R) and a registration hold may be placed on the student's record.
Payment of fees is due at the time of registration. Non-Payment of fees will result in a HOLD being placed on your account. This could also result in not receiving college services. Students are liable for all fees for classes not dropped by the refund deadline dates. Please see site link for more specific information regarding CCSF tuition fees.
Regarding payment processing hours
Monday & Thursday:No payments processed after 4:00pm
Tuesday & Wednesday: No payments processed after 4:00pm
*PLEASE NOTE THAT TUITION & FEES HAS MOVED TO MUB 130A
Student Semester Parking Permits are available for purchase every semester through your Ram ID Portal. Purchase parking permits will be mailed out two weeks before the semester starts, to your most current student mailing address on file. Please update your address if needed before purchasing the permit. Parking permits will be mailed according to the mailing schedule should you have $0 balance.
The College will provide all incoming students educational and preventative information about sexual violence as well as information
about how to seek help in the event of a sexual assault. Incoming students will receive this information during orientation or by attending Student Health Services presentations on sexual violence prevention.
This is a tutoring program for students who are currently enrolled in any astronomy classes. The aim is to provide a supportive environment for learning in astronomy. The program is run by students for students.
Additional Resources
Any student currently enrolled in a class at City College of San Francisco is a member of the Associated Students (AS). The AS Constitution sets up an Executive Council as a representative body for all CCSF campus & centers to facilitate communication, leadership, and advocacy.
To view meeting minutes, newsletters, announcements, and more information, please refer to site link
WSP is a learning community of students who are actively working on their writing skills at CCSF. Students enroll in WSP-linked sections of English 86 up through English 1B or 1C. Each section offers a professional tutor who attends class and leads weekly study groups.
Benefits:
The CalWORKs Work-Study Program is a state funded program that assists students in earning cash while learning important job skills through on-campus opportunities. The program provides job readiness training to enhance work performance skills and do not need Financial Aid eligibility to participate. The students must be a CalWORKs participant and eligible to work up to 15-20 hours per week.
If you are interested in CalWORKs work-study program please contact CalWORKs Department