New Directions is an academic support program for formerly incarcerated and justice impacted students. They provide:
- Academic and Career Counseling
- Financial Aid Information
- Peer Support
- Safe Space
- Community Building
- Tutoring
The mission of the Multicultural Retention Services (MRS) is to provide comprehensive, culturally specific, multilingual education programs and services that promote successful learning and student achievement in a multiculturally sensitive environment
Our primary mission is to operate five distinct programs:
If you are planning to use your GI Bill® / VA Educational Benefits at City College of San Francisco, you are required to meet with a CCSF Veterans Academic Counselor.
Counselors availability subject to change without notice. Please check site link for more information and details.
Additional Resources
Athletes at CCSF have access to a full-time Academic Counselor. Our counselor supports intercollegiate athletes in making informed choices by ensuring that they are enrolling in the correct classes and by assisting them in the academic planning process. Setting up an Academic Plan will allow you to:
If you are a student with a disability that can be verified, you may choose to work with the Disabled Services & Programs for Students (DSPS). All services and records are confidential. Your involvement with DSPS can be thought of as a partnership between you and the Disabled Services & Programs for Students staff. The DSPS staff consists of counselors, disability specialists, faculty members, technology and media specialists, instructional assistants, sign language interpreters and captioners, and office staff.
The Transfer Center Mission is to facilitate City College students' transition to baccalaureate institutions; provide educational planning and assistance for transfer; and coordinate a calendar of university advising and outreach services.
CCSF's largest library supports all areas of study at the College.
Intercollegiate Women's Swim
Instruction and scheduled competitions for participation in Intercollegiate Women's Swimming representing City College of San Francisco, in the Coast Conference and the California Community Colleges Athletic Association (CCCAA), emphasizing skills, fundamentals and strategies.
Intermediate Boot Camp Fitness
An intermediate-level course focusing on high-energy group fitness. Featuring bursts of intense activity alternated with intervals of lighter activity, this course offers a mix of strength training and aerobic exercises, a challenging and varied workout in a group setting.
Mind Body Health
Lecture, discussion, and practice to learn about the mind/body connection using such techniques as a Qigong warmup, accessible/chair yoga, and the moving meditation practice of T'ai Chi Chih: 19 Movements and One Pose.