What does CCAS mean in SCHOOLS

The Culver City Adult School offers a wide variety of courses and programs, ranging from high school diploma classes to English as a Second Language (ESL) to GED preparation. Other offerings include career training, computer technology, and life skills.

Yes! The Culver City Adult School offers many virtual learning opportunities for students in the form of online courses and live video conferencing. For more information on what is currently available please contact the school directly.

To enroll in classes at Culver City Adult School you must apply online, by mail, or in person. All interested applicants must complete a registration process which requires payment of course fees and submission of necessary documents such as valid ID or proof of residency.

Yes - financial aid is available for students who qualify. To learn more about potential funding sources please contact the school's Board Office to set up an appointment with a Financial Aid Advisor.

Depending on your chosen class, materials may be provided by our instructors or required to be purchased by you. Please consult your instructor’s syllabus prior to purchasing any materials required for the course(s).

No – Childcare services are not currently available through CCAS; however, nearby schools may be able to accommodate services on-site or off-site during summer break periods.

Admission into CCAS is open to all U.S residents over 18 years of age who meet certain eligibility criteria such as passing an academic entrance exam if necessary and completing an application process including proof of residence and valid identification documents like a driver's license or passport among others.

Tuition fees typically cover enrollment into one program/class only and do not include books or other supplies required for participation in courses/programs offered at CCAS. Please refer to specific course information prior to signing up as additional fees may apply depending upon your selection(s).

It depends - credits are not automatically transferable but some universities may accept credits earned from committed study with recognized educational institutions such as CCAS; however acceptance of transferred credit cannot be guaranteed and should be discussed on an individual basis with admissions counselors from prospective universities prior to applying or enrolling in class[es].