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JOIN US AT HANCOCK!
Dear High School Graduate,
Congratulations! I have fantastic news to share with
you and your family: you are guaranteed admission
at Allan Hancock College and can attend full-time
for your first year absolutely TUITION FREE! The
Hancock Promise is designed to help you achieve
your educational and career goals!
The Hancock Promise is open to all students We realize that right now, you probably feel a little
who enroll at Allan Hancock College immediately uncertain about your future. The COVID-19 public
after graduating from a high school located in the health emergency has changed many things, but
Allan Hancock Joint Community College District. two things it cannot change are your ability to
Students who are home-schooled or completed successfully deal with unprecedented challenges
their GED through a local adult education program and our unwavering commitment to help you
within the district (GED and HiSET graduates) are successfully transition to college.
also eligible regardless of income, age, academic
Your college education is one of the most
standing, or residency status.
important investments you can make to improve
As an Allan Hancock College Promise student, your future earning power and life-time income.
you will receive: The Hancock Promise is here to assist you as you
complete your first year of college.
• Priority registration for classes
• Dozens of degree and certificate programs to Complete all of the steps in the checklist
choose from on pages 3 & 4 to ensure your eligibility.
If you have any questions, please email
• Dedicated academic counseling support
promise@hancockcollege.edu,
• Additional financial support to assist with or call us at 1-805-347-7550.
transportation, books, and food
• Access to emergency aid funds College is a big first step, but you’ve got this!
Remember to make the right choice by making
• The option to obtain an associate degree for
Allan Hancock College your first choice.
guaranteed transfer into the California State
University system to complete a four-year With Bulldog pride,
bachelor’s degree
Kevin G. Walthers, Ph.D.
Superintendent/President
Table of Contents
What can Hancock Do for You? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
The Future is Promising!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
The Hancock Promise Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 5
Frequently Asked Questions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Hear from Our Students. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
2020-21 Promise Student Calendar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 9
Allan Hancock College Student Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
We’ve Gone Remote! Contact Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Student Support Services and Special Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 - 14
Student Success Workshops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Services to Explore. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 - 23
Free Printing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Santa Maria Campus Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Lompoc Campus Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
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WHAT CAN HANCOCK
DO FOR YOU?
21 Associate Degrees
for Transfer =
Guarantee CSU admission
32 Career Technical
Education programs
150
Nearly
degrees and
certificates offered
450 Transfers each year to
UC/CSU schools
14 intercollegiate men’s and
women’s varsity sports
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THE FUTURE IS PROMISING!
The Hancock Promise provides local high
school graduates with a year of free tuition
ELIGIBILITY
REQUIREMENTS
at Allan Hancock College! The Promise is
open to all students who enroll at Hancock
immediately after graduating from a high
school located in the Allan Hancock Joint
• Enroll at Hancock immediately after
Community College District. Students who graduating from a high school locat-
are home-schooled or completed their GED ed within the district (Includes public,
through a local adult education program charter, private or home schools)
within the district (GED and HiSET graduates) • Complete financial aid applications
are also eligible.
• Register for a minimum of 12 units
in both fall and spring semesters at
BENEFITS FOR STUDENTS INCLUDE:
Hancock
• More than $1,200 in tuition and fees during • Maintain a 2.0 grade point average in
first year at Allan Hancock College the fall in order to be eligible for the
Promise in the spring semester
• Early registration for classes
• Complete one English and one math
• Personalized counseling for academic class during the first year at AHC if
success required by the program of study
• Free tutoring and other academic support
services
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THE HANCOCK PROMISE
The Hancock Promise provides all graduates from high schools within the Allan Hancock
Joint Community College District with the opportunity to get their first year FREE of tuition.*
COMPLETE THE ONLINE ADMISSION APPLICATION Starting October 1, 2019
Visit www.hancockcollege.edu and select Apply to Hancock. Select summer 2020.
To complete the application, you will need:
A copy of your current high school transcript. Placement for math and English is based on high school GPA.
Your Social Security Number or permanent resident card. If you don’t have either, leave this section of the application blank.
An email address. If your parents don’t have an email address, they can sign up at yahoo.com or gmail.com.
Check your email for your student ID number (H#) and your username.
Be sure to keep it in a safe place. This number will be used throughout your time at Hancock.
DOWNLOAD THE HANCOCK PROMISE APP Starting October 1, 2019
Download The Hancock Promise app to your Apple or Android phone to keep track of your progress.
Open the app and follow the instructions to set up your username and
password. You will need your name, student ID number (H#),
and your date of birth.
Check the app for updates on your progress, important due dates, and other
information to help you complete your Hancock Promise steps.
Have questions? Read the app FAQs or use the app to contact Hancock
by phone at 1-805-347-7550 or email promise@hancockcollege.edu.
COMPLETE THE ONLINE FAFSA OR DREAM ACT APPLICATION Starting October 1, 2019
Attend a Cash for College event to receive help with financial aid forms. Dates are listed on the back.
To complete the FAFSA, visit www.fafsa.gov AHC school code: 001111
To complete the CA Dream Act, visit https://dream.csac.ca.gov
To complete information on these applications you will need:
2018 tax return. Student’s personal email address.
Know your Social Security Number, if you have one. Parents’/legal guardians’ email address.
Parents’/legal guardians’ birthdate.
Please double-check the My Financial Aid section in your myHancock student portal to see
if you have any “unsatisfied requirements”; if so, click on the link and follow the instructions.
Questions about applying for financial aid? Please call Financial Aid at 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3200.
COMPLETE THE ONLINE ORIENTATION October 1, 2019
Visit www.hancockcollege.edu and select myHancock.
In the Student portal you will find the link to Online Orientation.
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*All Hancock Promise steps must be completed no later than the start of fall 2020.
ATTEND A “LAUNCH TO COLLEGE” EVENT Starting
StartingFebruary
February2020
2021
Each high school will have a designated “Launch to College” day.
Students will come to AHC and finish all the Promise steps.
Visit
Dates your
are high
listedschool’s
below. counseling team for more information and to sign up.
Visit your high school’s counseling team for more information and to sign up.
Congratulations! You have completed steps 1-5.
You are now a Hancock Promise student!
REGISTER FOR CLASSES Starting
StartingMay
May4,4,2020
2021
Now that you’re a Promise student, it’s time to register for summer or fall classes.
Check your Hancock Promise award by logging into your myHancock student portal.
Go to your My Financial Aid section, select Financial Aid Award, and then select Financial Aid
to check for additional requirements.
When you register, have your first semester education plan available (can be found in DegreeWorks).
You must register for at least 12 units each semester, both fall and spring.
You must complete one English and one math class during the first year if required by the program of study.
Questions about registration? Call Admissions & Records at 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3248.
Complete by
COMPLETE A comprehensive STUDENT EDUCATION PLAN (SEP) October
October2020
2021
An SEP is a semester-by-semester plan in DegreeWorks listing all courses you will need
to complete in order to reach your educational goal.
To schedule your SEP appointment, call Counseling at 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3293.
LAUNCHmyHancock
TO COLLEGE DATES
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS February 28 ......................Lompoc High School—Lompoc Valley Center
Get to know your resources using the
March 6 ............................ Santa Ynez High School, Cabrillo High School,
• Enroll at Hancock immediately after graduating from a high
school located within the district (Includes public, charter,
private or home schools)
Hancock Student Portal
............................Maple High School, Olive Grove—Santa Maria Campus
March 13 .....................Righetti High School, Santa Maria High School—
• Complete financial aid applications https://bit.ly/Portal_Video
........................................................................................................ Santa Maria Campus
• Register for a minimum of 12 units in both fall and spring se- In the student portal you will find access to:
mesters at Hancock March 26.........................St. Joseph High School—Santa Maria Campus
• Your Hancock Email (check • Access Canvas
• Maintain a 2.0 grade point average in the fall in order to be March frequently as this is our Valley
27 ................Pioneer main form High School—Santa (Course Management System)
Maria Campus
eligible for the Promise in the spring semester of communication with you)
• Access to Degree Works
• Complete one English and one math class during the first year April• AHC’s3 ...........................................................................
online class search Pioneer
(check Valley Highrequirements)
your course School,
at AHC if required by the program of study ..........................................................
(section offerings each semester) Delta High School—Santa Maria Campus
• Access to Student Life Activities
• Registration/add/drop classes (participate in clubs & activities)
BENEFITS
April 24 .............................................................................Santa Maria High School,
• Check your grades & see your
..............................................................Orcutt Academy—Santa• Access to Cranium Maria Café
Campus
unofficial transcript (Chat Program)
May 1 ................................................................................................Family
• Check your financial aid status • AHC’s Academic Partnership,
Calendar
• Save more than $1,200 in tuition and fees your first year at & submit documents
................................................................Valley Christian—Santa Maria Campus
Allan Hancock College
• Receive first pick of classes with priority registration FOR MORE INFORMATION,
• Set a plan for success with personalized counseling please read the FAQs at
www.hancockcollege.edu/promise
• Receive free tutoring and other academic support services or contact us at 1-805-347-7550 5
or promise@hancockcollege.edu.
FAQ’S FOR PROMISE AND
THE COLLEGE IN GENERAL
What is the Hancock Promise? I’m not a citizen of the United States. I was eligible but didn’t sign up for the
Do I qualify? Promise originally. I went to another
The Hancock Promise provides any local
college in the fall, can I register as a
student who completes their high school Undocumented students, whether AB540-
Promise student at AHC in the spring?
education within the Allan Hancock Joint eligible or not, are eligible for the AHC
Community College District (AHJCC) with the Promise, as long as they graduate from a Unforunately, no. The Hancock Promise is
opportunity to get their first year of tuition district high school and immediately enroll only for first-time college students.
free at Allan Hancock College. Qualified at AHC.
What is the deadline to apply?
students will not have to pay tuition or lab
I’m getting other scholarships.
and class fees. You must complete the checklist by August
Do I qualify?
to start fall classes as a Promise student.
What specifically does the Hancock
Yes, you still qualify. Any other scholarships You will need to complete steps 1-5 by May
Promise pay for?
will complement the Promise. Please contact in order to receive priority registration for
The Hancock Promise will cover tuition the Financial Aid office for more information summer and fall classes. Registration for
(at least 12 units/semester), health fee at 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3200. both terms begins in May.
($20/semester), Student Center fee ($10/
How soon after high school graduation Do Promise students receive priority
semester), course materials fees, and the
must I enroll? Are there any exceptions? registration? When is priority registration
Student Representative fee ($1/semester).
for Promise students?
The Promise saves each student more than You must enroll at AHC for the summer or fall
$1,200. It does not include books, school semester immediately following graduation Yes, Promise students receive priority
supplies, or the parking permit fee. from high school or the equivalent. If entering registration at AHC, which means they get to
military service or missionary service directly sign up for classes earlier than the majority
Where does the funding for the Hancock
out of high school, please contact us at of other students. See list of registration
Promise come from?
promise@hancockcollege.edu. dates to find out when you can register.
Funding for the Hancock Promise comes
How many units do I need to take each Are the summer and winter sessions
entirely from private donations from
regular (fall/spring) semester? What if the included?
generous members of the community.
program I’m participating in is designed to
Yes. The Promise covers the cost of tuition
What if I attended high school in the be part-time?
and fees for up to 30 units in the academic
AHJCC District, but transferred out of the
You must complete at least 12 units at AHC year, which runs from the summer
district before graduation? Do I qualify?
each semester for a total of 24 units in an immediately after high school graduation to
Unfortunately, the Promise only applies to academic year. Exceptions may be made in the following May.
students who graduated from a high school some cases.
I live in southern San Luis Obispo County
within the district.
Are there any GPA requirements? (Arroyo Grande/Nipomo), can I still qualify
I didn’t graduate from high school. for the Hancock Promise?
There are no requirements on your incoming
Instead, I have my GED/went to adult high
high school GPA. However, students must While your tuition and fees at Hancock may
school/passed the California High School
maintain a 2.0 GPA during the fall semester at not be covered by the Hancock Promise,
Proficiency Exam in the AHJCC District. Do
AHC in order to qualify as a Promise student there is still an opportunity to have it
I qualify?
during the following spring semester. taken care of through different financial
Yes, you qualify. As long as you completed aid opportunities available at Hancock.
I’m not a senior this school year. Will I be
high school within the district during the After completion of the FAFSA and other
able to get the Promise in the future?
academic year and immediately completed financial aid applications (California
your AHC application, you are eligible. Yes! The Promise is made possible by Promise, Pell Grant, FA Scholarships and
generous gifts from the community to the EOPS), high school graduates may still find
I was home schooled. Do I qualify?
Allan Hancock College Foundation. The their enrollment fees and tuition covered.
Yes, you qualify. As long as you completed foundation established the Hancock Promise Enrollment in Allan Hancock College can be
high school within the district during the Endowment Fund so that the Hancock affordable and feasible for everyone. Please
academic year and immediately completed Promise will be around for future generations contact the Financial Aid office for more
your AHC application, you are eligible. So of high school graduates in the Allan information at 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3200.
are students who completed a GED through Hancock Joint Community College District.
a local adult education program within the
district (GED and HiSET graduates).
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Marcela Vivero
PROMISE STUDENT
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PROMISE STUDENT
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2020-21 PROMISE
STUDENT CALENDAR
FOR FIRST-TIME STUDENTS
AUGUST 2020 NOVEMBER 2020
AUG
11 Hancock Hello Welcome Event NOV
Priority registration for
AUG 2-6 winter/spring classes begins
13 Summer grades finalized for Promise Students
AUG
17 Fall & term 1 classes begin* Allan Hancock College Foundation
NOV
4 Scholarship applications opens
SEPTEMBER 2020 for 2021-2022
Registration for winter/spring Credit,
SEP
NOV
7 Labor Day - COLLEGE CLOSED
7 Community Ed and Noncredit begins
Make an appointment with a counselor NOV
11 Veterans Day - COLLEGE CLOSED
SEP
for a comprehensive Student Education
1-31
Plan (SEPC) (due by October 31) NOV
Thanksgiving break -
26-28
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3293 COLLEGE CLOSED
Submit your 2021-2022 FAFSA or CDAA for
OCTOBER 2020 NOV
next year (due by March 2, 2021)
1-30
1-805-922-6966, ext. 3200
OCT
Last day to submit appeals to
2 counseling for fall & term 2 classes** DECEMBER 2020
OCT
7 Term 1 classes end DEC
3 Fall & term 2 classes end
OCT
8-9 Term 1 classes final exams DEC Last day to submit appeals to counseling
OCT 4 for winter classes**
12 Term 2 classes begin*
DEC
4-5 Term 2 final exams
OCT
Online class search for Spring 2021 is
26 available in the MyHancock portal
DEC
Fall final exams
4-10
DEC
Make an appointment with a counselor Winter classes begin*
14
OCT
for a Comprehensive Student Education
Winter holiday - COLLEGE CLOSED
DEC
1-31 24,25,
Plan (SEPC) (due by October 31) 31
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3293 Submit your 2021-2022 FAFSA
DEC
1-31 or CDAA for next year
OCT Submit your 2021-2022 FAFSA or CDAA (due by March 2, 2021)
1-31 for next year (due by March 2, 2021)
8JANUARY 2021
MAR
11-12 Term 3 final exams
Last day to submit appeals to counseling
JAN
1 Winter holiday - COLLEGE CLOSED MAR
12 for spring & term 4 classes**
JAN
Fall grades finalized (grades available
4
MAR
through MyHancock portal - January 11) 15-20 Spring Recess - no classes
MAR
JAN
Last day to submit appeals to counseling 19 Spring holiday - COLLEGE CLOSED
8 for spring & term 3 classes** MAR
22 Term 4 classes begin*
JAN
13 Winter classes end
JAN
APRIL 2021
14 Winter classes final exams
APR
Last day to file application for spring
JAN
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day -
15 2021 degrees/certificates
18 COLLEGE CLOSED
Complete Comprehensive Student
JAN APR
19 Spring & term 3 classes begin* 1-30 Education Plan before end of the
academic year
Winter grades finalized
JAN
22 (grades available through MyHancock MAY 2021
portal - January 29) MAY
12 Spring & term 4 classes end
JAN
Submit your 2021-2022 FAFSA or CDAA MAY
1-31 Term 4 final exams
for next year (due by March 2, 2021) 13-15
MAY
Spring final exams
FEBRUARY 2021 13-19
MAY Allan Hancock College Foundation
FEB
Last day to file applications for spring 20
11 2020-21 AA-T and AS-T degree
Scholarship Banquet
MAY
FEB
21 Commencement
12-13 Lincoln Day - COLLEGE CLOSED
MAY
FEB
31 Memorial Day - COLLEGE CLOSED
15 Washington Day - COLLEGE CLOSED
FEB Submit your 2021-2022 FAFSA or CDAA JUNE 2021
1-28
for next year (due by March 2, 2021) Spring semester grades finalized
JUNE
2 (grades available through
MARCH 2021
MyHancock portal - June 9)
Last day to apply for FAFSA/CDAA for the
MAR
2 2021-2022 year to be considered for CA
State Grants (CalGrant, etc.)
MAR
10 Term 3 classes end
Counseling: 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3293
Financial Aid: 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3200 | www.fafsa.gov and www.dream.csac.ca.gov
*Last day to withdraw from a course varies - please review the online class search for all specific course deadlines.
**Course appeals are available for extenuating circumstances for course registration. Please contact the
Counseling Office for additional information. 9ALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE
STUDENT RESOURCES
hancockcollege.edu/covid | 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3887
Access the college’s COVID-19 Updates page for updates from the college, FAQs and
student support resources, including:
• Laptop lending program • Food resources
• Calculator lending program • Library programs including textbook lending and
• Books for Bulldogs – book lending program research assistance
• Emergency relief • Financial aid assistance
10Student Services Phone Extensions
Admissions & Records: Career Center: NextUP (Foster Youth Services)
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3248 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3546 Program:
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3623
Academic Resource Center Cashiering:
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3270 Math Center
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3260
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3463
Counseling:
Basic Needs: Promise Program:
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3293
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3011 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3267
Dream Center
Bookstore 1-805-922-6966 ext.3177 Student Activities & Outreach:
1-805-922-2391 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3229
EOPS:
CAN/TRIO: 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3623 Student Services:
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3434 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3214 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3650
Cal-SOAP: Financial Aid: Technical Support
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3710 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3200 bit.ly/AHCTechSupport
CalWORKs: Learning Assistance Program Tutorial Center
(LAP): 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3260
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3868
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3274 University Transfer Center:
CARE Program: 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3293
Library
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3623
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3322 11DID YOU KNOW?
THE CAREER CENTER provides a variety of services, THE WRITING CENTER offers free one-on-one writing
including resume and cover letter assistance, interview preparation via support at all stages of the writing process for reading and writing
a mock interview room, an open computer lab, and a career closet with assignments for any class. Assistance is available for all levels of
free professional business attire. For more information, call 1-805-922- writing and free workshops which focus on writing skills that can be
6966 ext. 3374 or visit www.hancockcollege.edu/careers. applied to writing assignments in all classes. For more information, call
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3501 or visit www.hancockcollege.edu/writing.
THE TUTORIAL CENTER offers free on-site group and one-
on-one tutoring in most academic subjects. For more information, call THE MATH CENTER offers free assistance in math. The
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3260 or visit www.hancockcollege.edu/tutoring. Math Center offers many resources, including one-on-one and/or
drop in tutoring by their staff of instructors and student tutors; a place
THE LIBRARY has a course reserves book collection where you to student individually or in small groups; in-house loan of current
can check out textbooks for your classes. In addition, the library is open textbooks and solutions manuals; a library of supplemental books
seven days a week (except on breaks and holidays) and open until 10 and videos for check out; computers for mathematical purposes;
p.m. Mondays through Thursdays. For more information, call 1-805 922- calculators, both in-house loans and semester rentals; and handouts on
6966 ext. 3322 or visit www.hancockcollege.edu/library. math topics. For more information, call 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3463 or
visit www.hancockcollege.edu/mathcenter.
THE UNIVERSITY TRANSFER CENTER (UTC)
offers free trips to universities every semester. Sign up on Transfer FINANCIAL AID FAFSA or Dream Act application needs to be
Thursdays or contact the UTC at 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3363 or visit www. resubmitted each academic year. That means if you are planning on
hancockcollege.edu/utc. enrolling at AHC or a transfer college/university in the summer 2020,
fall 2020 or spring 2021 semesters, you need to resubmit your FAFSA or
Dream Act application for the 2020-2021 year. The priority filing date to
LEARNING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (LAP) offers
be considered for California State Grants such as CAL Grants is March
equal opportunity and access to students with disabilities through
2, 2020. AHC is committed to assisting you in completing your FAFSA/
necessary accommodations, instruction, assessment, counseling and
Dream Act application. AHC will be hosting a Cash for College event on
advocacy. They support students by providing a variety of direct support
Saturday, February 29, 2020 from 9am-4pm on the main campus. For
services, specialized instruction, and advocacy. For more information,
more information, call 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3200 or
call 1-805-922-6966-3274 or visit www.hancockcollege.edu/lap.
visit www.hancockcollege.edu/financial_aid.
Learn more about the Hancock Promise at
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www.hancockcollege.edu/promiseSTUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS
Basic Needs Program Cashier Services
The Basic Needs Program helps students who face a basic The district cashiering staff accepts payments for registration,
necessity insecurity. The purpose of the program is to serve student parking (cash, check or third-party contract), clay sales,
students who may be experiencing food insecurity, housing fees and staff parking. They assist students with questions
insecurity, and other emergency or crisis situations. All of these regarding Bank Mobil refund process, Non-Resident Tuition
areas play a crucial role in the students mental and physical well- payment plans and student accounts.
being; the Basic Needs Program helps the students to best focus
Santa Maria campus: ext. 3270 | Lompoc Valley Center: ext. 5200
their attention on their academic success.
cashiering@hancockcollege.edu
Santa Maria campus: ext. 3011
basicneeds@hancockcollege.edu Children’s Center Lab Schools
The children’s center lab schools are diverse programs that provide
Beyond Barriers: Transitions to Life, College, early care and education for children of Allan Hancock College
and Career students, as well as staff, faculty, and some community members.
Beyond Barriers is designed specifically to serve the needs of The Santa Maria Orfalea lab school serves children ages three
currently and formerly incarcerated reentry students. Participants months to five years and the Lompoc Valley Children’s Center
receive assistance with transitioning into campus culture and serves toddlers to preschool-age children. Both centers serve as
academic life; are directed to skill development opportunities; classroom lab sites for early childhood education studies students.
participate in life and career planning; are eligible for paid and Santa Maria campus: ext. 3567 | Lompoc Valley Center: ext. 5050
unpaid jobs; and are supported throughout their efforts to obtain maria.suarez@hancockcollege.edu
college and career success. Resources and support services
are available to participants, including tutoring and mentoring Extended Opportunity Programs and Services
services. The program partners with campus clubs such as
Beyond Incarceration Greater Education (B.I.G.E.) and the Men’s
(EOPS)
Support Group. The mission of the EOPS program is to assist educationally and
economically disadvantaged eligible students in achieving their
Santa Maria campus: ext. 3878
educational and career goals by providing access to over-and-
armando.limon@hancockcollege.edu
above support services and resources such as counseling,
tutoring, peer advising, and book or cash grants.
Santa Maria campus: ext.3214 | Lompoc Valley Center: ext. 5249
eops_care_cws@hancockcollege.edu
13Language Lab placement (per Assembly Bill 705), orientation, educational
planning, counseling (academic, career and personal), and follow-
The Language Lab offers students the opportunity to practice
up services.
and refine their language skills. Staff provide tutoring, additional
language instruction, and technical advice to students studying Santa Maria campus: ext. 3293 | Lompoc Valley Center: ext. 5374
English as a second language (ESL). Additionally, students are counseling@hancockcollege.edu
able to attend language workshops, access course materials, and
utilize computer-assisted language technologies. Noncredit Counseling
Santa Maria campus: ext. 3228 The mission of Noncredit Counseling is to help students in
adrienne.lomp@hancockcollege.edu adult basic education, noncredit English as a second language,
citizenship, and short-term vocational skills classes navigate
the educational systems of the college from admission through
Learning Assistance Program (LAP)
completion of their educational goals. The program provides
The Learning Assistance Program is committed to providing equal a range of services including orientation, assessment and
opportunity and access to students with disabilities through placement, counseling (academic, career, and personal), advising,
necessary accommodations, instruction, assessment, counseling, student educational planning, and follow-up services.
and advocacy. The purpose is to assist students by providing a
Santa Maria campus: ext. 3740
variety of direct support services, specialized instruction, and
nccounseling@hancockcollege.edu
advocacy.
Santa Maria campus: ext. 3274 | Lompoc Valley Center: ext. 5274
Testing Center
LAP@hancockcollege.edu
The Testing Center provides GED and HiSET testing, California
Educator Credentialing Assessments, and many other web-based
Math Center
tests and/or exams.
The Math Center provides free math tutoring on a drop-in basis
Santa Maria campus: ext. 3364
and accommodates both individual and group study. The center
testing@hancockcollege.edu
offers resources and materials such as calculators, computers,
textbooks, manuals and video lectures.
Tutorial Center
Santa Maria campus: ext. 3463
mathcenter@hancockcollege.edu The Tutorial Center provides free, on-site, group and one-on-one
tutoring in most academic subjects to all Allan Hancock College
students. Students are tutored by peers who are recommended
Men’s Support Group
by an instructor and received an A or B in the subject(s) they are
The Men’s Support group is facilitated by male faculty counselors tutoring. In addition, free online tutoring is available for most
who are trained to assist in exploring men’s issues, such as subjects.
college success skills, careers and job placement, parenting
Santa Maria campus: ext. 3260 | Lompoc Valley Center: ext. 5223
and relationships, self-motivation, culture and identity, and
ehealy@hancockcollege.edu
stress management. The goal of this group is to help male
students increase their completion rate at Allan Hancock College.
Participants will benefit from book vouchers, field trips, school Writing Center
supplies, gas cards, community and comradery, and mentoring. The Writing Center provides one-on-one writing support to all
Santa Maria campus: ext. 3634 AHC students for any reading and writing assignment. The goal
ricardo.navarrette@hancockcollege.edu is to help students become more skillful and confident writers.
The Writing Center also offers writing skills workshops, support
materials, computers for students to work on writing assignments,
PUENTE Project
and support to faculty.
The PUENTE Project is an academic, counseling, and mentoring
Santa Maria campus: ext.3501
program of support for students to build the skills necessary for
ehealy@hancockcollege.edu
success in both academic and career goals while at Allan Hancock
College. Students enrolled in the PUENTE project work closely
with their counselor, English instructor, and mentor to prepare to
transfer to four-year colleges and universities. The project focuses
on Latino literature and culture, but is open to all students.
Santa Maria campus: ext. 3634
ricardo.navarrette@hancockcollege.edu
Student Equity and Achievement Program
(SEAP)
Counseling
The mission of the Counseling department is to support the
educational objectives of the college to enhance each student’s
academic, career, and personal growth. The department promotes
increased awareness and appreciation of a complex world
through access to a culturally diverse staff with professional
training, knowledge, and skills. The Counseling department
provides individual student support, including math and English
14STUDENT SUCCESS
WORKSHOPS TIME MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP
The Counseling department has developed this workshop to help
students enrich their time management skills. The workshop will
provide students with tools and guidance and learn how to use their
time more effectively. In addition, this workshop will cover common
obstacles to effective time management that will help students
assess their won time and priorities.
HANCOCK NURSING WORKSHOP
During the nursing workshops you will learn about our CNA, LVN, and
RN requirements. This includes, prerequisites, application deadlines,
AHC graduation requirements, the Board of Registered Nursing (BRN)
requirements, and nursing priority registration. This workshop is intended
for all students interested in AHC’s nursing program. Prior to attending
the workshop, students are required to complete an AHC admission
application. In addition, students will receive an abbreviated Student
Education Plan.
STUDY SKILLS WORKSHOP PATHWAYS TO A BACHELOR’S
The Counseling department has developed this workshop to help
students develop/improve their study skills. The workshop will also OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (BSN)
provide an activity that focuses on self-awareness and how it may WORKSHOP
relate to study styles/habits. By attending this workshop, students will
Interested in transferring to a BSN program? Attend this workshop and
learn strategies to perform better and be successful in and out of the
learn more about the following routes to a BSN program:
classroom.
• Basic Nursing or Pre Licensure program
GRADES MATTER WORKSHOP • LVN to BSN
• ADN (RN) to BSN
The Counseling department has developed this workshop to help
students understand his/her academic and/or progress standing. In addition, you will learn about common prerequisites, CSU and UC
Students will learn strategies to get back on track and regain general education requirements, admission application deadlines, and
good standing with the college. The workshop will also cover the TEAS testing.
consequences of being on probation such as unit limitation, financial
aid eligibility, and priority registration. Students who receive
a probation email notification are strongly encouraged to attend the
workshop.
Access online workshops at
www.hancockcollege.edu/counseling/workshops.php
15FINANCIAL AID
SOME THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
• Do not assume you don’t qualify for financial aid. In fact, Check your financial aid status online with
one out of two applicants receives financial assistance.
myHancock!
• Applying for financial aid is free! Simply complete the
form online at www.fafsa.gov on’t wait in line or on the phone to check your financial aid
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status. Do it online!
• For maximum financial award, apply by March 2 of every
year. You can still apply after that date and anytime heck what is needed to complete your file or to see what
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throughout the year. you have been awarded.
• Types of Financial Aid: Check your status online at:
rants: funds for college, based on financial need, that
G www.hancockcollege.edu/finaid/index.php:
do not require repayment.
1. Click “myHancock” tab on the upper right
oans: money borrowed at a low interest rate that
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requires repayment after leaving college or falling below 2. Log on and click “Student” under Menu
half-time enrollment. 3. On the “Students” page you will see your financial aid
Scholarships: funds for college that do not require
requirements, financial aid awards, and other important
repayment. financial aid information.
California College Promise Grant (formerly known
as BOG Fee Waiver): waives your enrollment fees at a For additional information, please contact the
California community college. Financial Aid office at 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3200 or
email: finaid@hancockcollege.edu
Once you’ve qualified for the California College Promise
Grant, you must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or
higher and complete more than 50 percent of you
coursework in order to avoid losing it.
EOPS-Extended Opportunity Programs and Services
The mission of the EOPS, CARE, NextUp, & CalWORKs programs is to minimize barriers and to assist educationally and
economically disadvantaged eligible students in achieving their educational and career goals by providing access to
“over and above” support services and college resources.
ACADEMIC/CAREER SERVICES CARE PROGRAM
• Counseling & advisement • Assist eligible single parents
• Assistance with priority registration • Free school supplies
• Career & transfer planning • Assistance with transportation and food
• Computer lab & free printing • Caps and gowns for graduating students
• Tutoring • Child care/Educational grant
• Single-parent specific workshops
FINANCIAL SERVICES
• Assistance with the financial aid process NEXTUP PROGRAM
• Book/cash grant • Assist eligible current/former foster youth
• Scholarships • Free school supplies
• Sponsorships to educational activities/conferences • Educational grant
• UC/CSU application fee waivers • Caps and gowns for graduating students
• www.hancockcollege.edu/finaid/index/php • Foster youth specific events/workshops
• University/cultural fieldtrips
PERSONAL SUPPORT
• AHC/EOPS new student orientation CalWORKs (California Work Opportunity and
Responsibility to Kids)
• Peer advising
• Access to support services The CalWORKs program provides an array of support
services to students receiving CalWORKs (cash aid
assistance). Services may include priority registration, free
tutoring, counseling, work study, school supplies and more.
Students are referred by the Department of Social Services
to pursue education and training.
For more information on EOPS/CARE/NextUp services:
Santa Maria campus, building A (Student Services building), Lompoc Valley Center, building 1, Room 103
Room 201 (Second Floor) 1-805-735-3366 ext. 5206 or email
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3214 eops_care_cwks@hancockcollege.edu
16 www.hancockcollege.edu/eops
www.facebook.com/AHCEOPSVeteran
Success
Center (VSC)
The Veteran Success Center is the heart of the college’s veteran community. The center provides
essential information and services and serves as a gathering place for student-veterans to connect and
socialize. Veterans from all branches of service are welcome and can expect to receive professional,
courteous, and compassionate support as they pursue their educational and vocational goals at Allan
Hancock College.
The Veteran Success Center is located in the
Mechanics Student Center in Room G-101.
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3925
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday: 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
THE PUENTE PROJECT is a national program • Are matched with a professional from the community, who
that helps increase the number of educationally- will share their knowledge and experience. This will provide
underserved students who enroll in four-year colleges mentorship opportunities.
and universities, earn degrees, and return to the • Experience cultural activities, assist the community, and
community as leaders and mentors for succeeding develop leadership skills.
generations. The Puente Project is open to all students.
• Meet frequently with the Puente counselor to develop and
PUENTE ELIGIBILITY: monitor a student education plan and for personal/career
• Eligible for English 101 with 112 counseling.
• Plan to transfer to a university • Take educational field trips to universities each year and
• Make a one-year commitment to attend an annual statewide Puente student conference.
all Puente Project components If you are interested in learning more or participating in
• Minimum 2.0 GPA the Puente Project, please contact the Puente counselor:
STUDENTS OF THIS PROGRAM: Ricardo A. Navarrette
ricardo.navarrette@hancockcollege.edu
• Take English course with a curricular focus on Latino
literature and experience. 1-805-922-6966, ext. 3634
• Take personal development courses that focus on student
success and career exploration.
17CAN COLLEGE ACHIEVEMENT NOW
CAN BENEFITS Academic Support:
As a CAN-TRIO Scholar, you will receive • Academic Counseling
• Organized Study Groups & Tutoring
individualized assistance through an intense
• Assistance with selecting classes and creating a
monitoring system. You will be supported in Student Education Plan (SEP)
reaching your educational and career goals, and in • Specialized Student Success Workshops
identifying a successful path towards graduation • University Transfer Guidance,
and/or transfer. Support & Recognition
• Career & Leadership Development Activities
CAN STATS • Campus & Cultural Field Trips
• Priority Registration for classes
• 94% of CAN-TRIO Scholars are in good academic
standing. Financial Support:
• 92% of CAN Scholars persist from one year to • Assistance with Scholarship Searches,
Applications & Opportunities
the next. • Book loans
• 49% of CAN Scholars receive an Associate’s • Free Printing
degree/certificate AND transfer WITHIN four • Laptop Lending Program
• Calculator Lending Program
years.
• 71% of CAN Scholars receive an Associate’s Support System:
degree or certificate WITHIN four years. •Social Outings
(compared to 36% among all AHC students and •Peer Coaching
•Community/Staff Mentoring Program
32% at peer institutions – 2016-2017 data) •CAN Club Participation
•Welcoming, Friendly, & Dedicated
CAN Study Center
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
To be eligible for CAN you must be a U.S. Citizen Santa Maria Campus
or permanent resident, and you must meet at Student Services, building A, room 211
least one of the following criteria:
800 S College Dr, Santa Maria, CA 93454
1. First-generation college student
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3434
(neither parent has a bachelor’s degree)
or email: canprogram@hancockcollege.edu
2. Low income
(determined by federal guidelines)
3. Have a verifiable disability
(e.g.– physical, learning, etc.)
18Allan Hancock College Career Center
CAREER CAREER CAREER SPECIAL
READINESS READINESS READINESS EVENTS
SERVICES PROGRAMS COUNSELING
Internships Career Readiness Career Counselors Hancock Handshake
The Career Center helps Academy (CRA) Expert career counselors Career Center staff work with
to place students in paid CRA is a 12-week, intensive provide an array of career local businesses and college
or unpaid internship hands-on training program counseling support services faculty to host industry-specific
opportunities. Students gain focused on 21st century in face-to-face, small group, hiring events targeting CTE
valuable work experience while employability skills. The CRA and classroom instruction. students. These events are
applying classroom lessons. is co-facilitated with help This comprehensive planning targeted to meet workforce
from area business & industry process serves as a bridge demands and employment
Job Referrals leaders. connecting academics and needs in Northern Santa Barbara
Career Center staff collaborate careers. County.
with faculty and industry SkillsUSA Student Club
recruiters to connect students SkillsUSA is a national Career Exploration Partnership Advisory
with career opportunities as organization focused on In addition to career Committee Meetings
they become available. Champions at Work. AHC assessments and Career The Career Center hosts advisory
SkillsUSA students are Cruising software, Career committee meetings focused
Readiness Workshops encouraged to participate Center staff provide exploration on identifying the needs of
Participants meet in individual, and further build career and resources and support to business in an effort to provide
small group or classroom leadership skills. students upon their request. improvement to educational
workshops to learn resume opportunities.
writing, interview techniques, Cooperative Work Career Assessments
and Dress 4 Success at the Experience (CWE) Typing tests, personality Career Exploration Day
Career Center lab. Internships inventories, and emotional Career Exploration Day brings
CWE internships combine a intelligence tests are just together more than 130 business
Career & Alumni Connect student’s academic and career a few of the career tools and industry representatives and
Career Center staff partners interests with productive work offered at the Career Center. thousands of junior high, high
with industry members experience. Students earn These tools are offered school, and college-age students
to invite employers to transferable college credit while online on the Career Center who attend workshops to learn
connect with students and working in full- or part-time jobs website and in the Career more about local industries.
alumni on campus through or unpaid/volunteer positions. Center lab. Appointments
classroom presentations, are recommended but are Career Readiness
breakout sessions, career Junior Day not required. Walk-ins are Digital Badges
demonstrations, and speed High school Career Technical welcome.
recruiting events called Education (CTE) classes visit
Ready, Set, Go! the Santa Maria campus to CTE Career Coaching
meet with instructors, career Career counselors regularly
Career Closet counselors, and Career meet with CTE students before,
The Associated Student Body Center staff to learn about during, and after their scheduled
Government (ASBG) and the CTE programs at the college. CTE class. This hybrid approach
Career Center have established Students also receive career allows counselors to directly
the Career Closet. The Career readiness training during their impact the students learning
Closet offers new and gently half-day visit. environment.
used professional business
attire for interviews at no cost
to students in need. Interested
students can receive more
information regarding the
program at the Career Center.
19LUNCH
LOCKER
FOOD SHARE
BECAUSE WE CARE
Students can pick up non-perishable food and fresh
produce while supplies last. If there is a need between the weekly Food Share
Please check the website for the most Because We Care, students can receive non-perishable
up-to-date times and days food Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday.
SANTA MARIA CAMPUS LOMPOC VALLEY CENTER
SANTA MARIA CAMPUS LOMPOC VALLEY CENTER 8 a.m.-4 p.m. in the Student 8 a.m.-12 p.m. in Room 2-116
Drive through in front of building D Thursdays at 2:30 p.m. outside of Activities and Outreach office
on Wednesdays at 2:30 p.m. building 1. inside the Mechanics Bank
Student Center (Room G105)
Food is provided by the Santa Barbara County Foodbank and the
Allan Hancock College Foundation and is available to all
hancockcollege.edu/foodshare/index.php Allan Hancock College students.
Questions?
Santa Maria campus: Lompoc Valley Center:
Student Activities and Outreach Christine Grelck, Coordinator
1-805-922-6966 ext. 3229 1-805-735-3366 ext. 5215
www.hancockcollege.edu
Need business apparel for an upcoming job
CAREER
interview or career-related event? The Allan
Hancock College Career Closet can outfit you for
success. Students are encouraged to keep all
CLOSET
items of clothing — all free of charge!
Students can choose from a variety of
professional attire, including:
Dress for success! • Men’s business suits and professional attire
• Women’s business and professional attire
• Men’s and women’s accessories
• Assorted footwear
Hours of Operation are by appointment only
Contact the AHC Career Specialist: 1-805-922-6966, ext. 3374
Appointments will be Tuesday or Thursday,
between 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Visit www.hancockcollege.edu/careers
POWERED BY
CAREER CENTER
20Resources for Undocumented Students
Announcement, updates, and resources for AB 540 and
other undocumented students are available on the Allan
Hancock College website, under College Resources
www.hancockcollege.edu/dream
For more information, questions, or concerns contact any member of
the Undocu Support Working Group. We are here with you.
Cynthia Diaz Lucerito Salgado
Counselor Noncredit Counseling Coordinator
cdiaz@hancockcollege.edu lucerito.salgado@hancockcollege.edu
Dayana Zepeda Mayra Morales
Noncredit Counselor Noncredit Counselor
dayana.zepeda@hancockcollege.edu mmorales@hancockcollege.edu
Gemma Garcia Mayte Solis
Student Success Retention Specialist, Aim to Dream Center Coordinator &
Co-advisor to Dream Club Dream Club Advisor
Gemma.garcia@hancockcollege.edu msolis@hancockcollege.edu
Josie Cabanas Raul Aldama
Coordinator, Admissions & Records Financial Aid Specialist
jcabanas@hancockcollege.edu raul.aldama@hancockcollege.edu
Juanita Tuan Victoria “Tori” Rivas
EOPS Counselor AIM/BSI Office Technician
jtuan@hancockcollege.edu vrivas@hancockcollege.edu
LOCAL AND REGIONAL SUPPORT
Aim to Dream Center Central Coast Coalition for Undocumented
located in Room K11, Allan Hancock College Student Success
Santa Maria campus and Room 2-111 at the www.ccc-uss.org
Lompoc Valley Center. The Central Coast Coalition for Undocumented Student
Success (CCC-USS) is comprised of faculty and staff from
Allan Hancock College; Cal Poly, SLO; and Cuesta College.
Allan Hancock College Dream Club
They are dedicated to creating and sustaining a support
The mission of the student-led Dream Club is to promote
system for students who are AB540/undocumented and
available resources at Allan Hancock College to those
ensuring educational equity for all students.
who meet the requirements for AB540 status, advocate
for their interests, and provide financial assistance to
those who receive limited assistance from the college AB 540 Coalition of Santa Barbara County
due to their migrant status. www.ab540coalition.org
Group of local educators from public schools,
IMPORTA of Santa Barbara community organizations, parents, and students. The
www.importasb.org mission is to create social change by empowering AB540
IMPORTA is a nonprofit organization authorized by the students, parents, and allies with the information and
U.S. Justice Department to represent and provide legal tools necessary to access higher education
counsel for low-income immigrants
NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
United We Dream
Unitedwedream.org
United We Dream is the largest immigrant youth-led organization in the nation. Their
powerful, nonpartisan network is made up of more than 100,000 immigrant youth and allies
and 55 affiliate organizations in 26 states. They organize and advocate for the dignity and
fair treatment of immigrant youth and families, regardless of immigration status
21TRANSFER INFORMATION
The University Transfer Center (UTC) assists students in The Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG)
all aspects of their transfer process: from researching and
visiting universities to developing a personalized course program offers California community college
plan that best meets their needs and maximizes university students guaranteed admission to the
admission opportunities. The UTC also provides workshops following universities:
and personalized support to assist students with completing
UC Davis
university applications, understanding financial aid and
UC Irvine
clarifying the major/career related questions that typically
UC Merced
arise during the transfer process.
UC Santa Barbara
Associate in Arts Transfer Degree (AA-T) and Associate UC Santa Cruz
in Science Transfer Degree (AS-T) offer Hancock students UC Riverside
guaranteed transfer pathways into the California State Brandman University
University system. Students who earn transfer degrees University of LaVerne (at VAFB)
are guaranteed admission to the CSU system with junior Northern Arizona University
standing. Arizona State University
Transfer degrees include: It’s important to stay up-to-date with important transfer
related information and reminders.
Contact the University Transfer Center for information and
Administration Of Justice Kinesiology to schedule an appointment with a counselor.
Anthropology Mathematics 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3363
Business Administration Physics www.hancockcollege.edu/utc
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