CourseCatalog-2018-2019 Updated

College Requirements
CSU Eligibility Index Table
For all ACT and SAT tests taken as of March 2016
For SAT tests taken prior to March 2016, see
www2.calstate.edu/apply/eligibility-index/Documents/eligibility-index.pdf
GPA
ACT
Score
SAT
Score
GPA
ACT
Score
SAT
Score
GPA
ACT
Score
SAT
Score
3.0 and above qualifies for any score
GPA of below 2.0 does not qualify for regular admission
2.99 10 560 2.66 17 830 2.33 23 1090
2.98 10 570 2.65 17 830 2.32 23 1100
2.97 10 580 2.64 17 840 2.31 24 1110
2.96 11 590 2.63 17 850 2.30 24 1110
2.95 11 590 2.62 17 860 2.29 24 1120
2.94 11 600 2.61 18 860 2.28 24 1130
2.93 11 610 2.60 18 870 2.27 24 1140
2.92 11 620 2.59 18 880 2.26 25 1150
2.91 12 630 2.58 18 880 2.25 25 1150
2.90 12 630 2.57 18 900 2.24 25 1160
2.89 12 640 2.56 19 910 2.23 25 1170
2.88 12 650 2.55 19 910 2.22 25 1180
2.87 12 660 2.54 19 920 2.21 26 1190
2.86 13 670 2.53 19 930 2.20 26 1190
2.85 13 670 2.52 19 940 2.19 26 1200
2.84 13 680 2.51 20 950 2.18 26 1210
2.83 13 690 2.50 20 950 2.17 26 1220
2.82 13 700 2.49 20 960 2.16 27 1230
2.81 14 710 2.48 20 970 2.15 27 1230
2.80 14 710 2.47 20 980 2.14 27 1240
2.79 14 720 2.46 21 990 2.13 27 1250
2.78 14 730 2.45 21 990 2.12 27 1260
2.77 14 740 2.44 21 1000 2.11 28 1270
2.76 15 750 2.43 21 1010 2.10 28 1270
2.75 15 760 2.42 21 1020 2.09 28 1280
2.74 15 770 2.41 22 1030 2.08 28 1290
2.73 15 780 2.40 22 1030 2.07 28 1300
2.72 15 780 2.39 22 1040 2.06 29 1310
2.71 16 790 2.38 22 1050 2.05 29 1310
2.70 16 790 2.37 22 1060 2.04 29 1320
2.69 16 800 2.36 23 1070 2.03 29 1330
2.68 16 810 2.35 23 1070 2.02 29 1340
2.67 16 820 2.34 23 1080 2.01 30 1350
2.00 30 1350
California Community
Colleges
See details: home.cccapply.org
The California Community Colleges system consists of
over 100 colleges, with a large number of additional campus
centers and classrooms throughout the state. Each
college offers a diverse array of educational programs,
with specializations that reflect the unique character of
the local region.
Admissions Requirements
California community colleges are required to admit any
California resident possessing a high school diploma or
equivalent; or any person over the age of 18 who, in the
judgment of the board, is capable of profiting from the
instruction offered.
Many students attend community colleges with a plan to
transfer to a four-year college or university. After completing
two years of regular lower-division course work,
students may apply to enter the university of their choice
as juniors. Students who do not plan to transfer may pursue
an AA degree or a certificate in a vocational program.
Chabot College Information
Degree/Certificate Programs
Chabot College offers an Associate of Arts Degree to
more than 40 technical fields and more than 50 "transfer
majors." Some students can qualify for a transfer agreement
to a four-year college or university after completion
of 60 units.
For more information, please see a counselor or visit the
Chabot College website - www.chabotcollege.edu.
Ohlone College Information
Early Registration Program - Ohlone Community College
Every senior at James Logan is encouraged to participate
in the Ohlone College Early Registration Program. The
program starts in February with an information session
along with step-by-step instruction on filling out the application.
Every senior fills out an application, and then in
March to takes the Math and English placement tests.
Students are then encouraged to take part in a field trip
to Ohlone College where the students are given additional
information regarding the different programs, scheduling,
and discussion of test results. Each student is then
scheduled for an individual appointment with a counselor
and is able to sign up for classes as early as May.
For more information, please see a counselor or visit the
Ohlone College website - www.ohlone.edu.
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