Class Schedules for Winter and Spring 2021 are now available. Find them at the buttons at the top of the home page, or go into your portal in the Student Information System (SIS) and search for classes you are interested in. Right now they are all open – make your choices!   New students should apply now at the button at the top, as well.

Continuing students’ registration for Winter intersession – only 5 weeks long – began Oct. 30, 2020. Continuing students’ registration appointments for Spring Semester began Nov. 16. Every continuing student is assigned a day and time to use their Priority Registration Appointment. When those are done, open enrollment for everyone begins,.

Visit our Schedules web page at www.piercecollege.edu/schedules and select the “Winter” or “Spring” tab to find the class schedules.

Reach your SIS portal where you can manage classes, search for classes, find your priority registration appointment and enroll at https://sso.laccd.edu/adfs/ls/idpinitiatedsignon.aspx?loginToRp=csprd.laccd.edu

Haven’t applied to Pierce College yet? Go to the home page top right and click “Apply Online” or go to http://www.laccd.edu/Students/opencccapply/applylapc/Pages/default.aspx

Winter and Spring 2021 classes will be offered online, and so will services and business.

Remember you can get assistance from our staff through Cranium Café virtual chat in many departments on our Student Services Online webpage at http://www.piercecollege.edu/pierce_students_divx.asp.

Need support? The Student Support help desk number at Pierce is 818-464-4410, Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Staffers are trained to field questions from IT issues to financial aid to help solve your problem. The Student Support email address is LAPCStudentSupport@laccd.edu.

Don't give up on your education - we can get there together at Pierce College!

September 17, 2020
Dear Students,

I am writing to provide an important announcement regarding the upcoming Winter session and Spring 2021 semester.  Our country remains in a declared public health emergency and our best health experts agree that we are still far from a full recovery without a vaccine or responsive therapeutics.

Therefore, LACCD will deliver all classes for the Winter session and the Spring 2021 semester in primarily remote/online learning environments for the remainder of the academic year.  We are working closely with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health to provide safe, limited access for on-campus instruction that supports the State’s Essential Infrastructure Workforce.  However, courses that can be taught remotely and online will remain so for these upcoming terms.

We do not make this decision lightly, but your safety, and the safety of our faculty and staff, must be our top priority.  We know this is disappointing news for many, but, as conditions improve, we are also hopeful that we will see a return to some additional on-campus activities in the Spring 2021 term.

For now, I want to thank you for your confidence in LACCD and our colleges under these difficult circumstances.  I recognize your uncommon dedication to your educational success and your resiliency.

LACCD Proud. You are the best of us!

With my deepest admiration and respect, 

Francisco C. Rodriguez, Ph.D.
Chancellor
Los Angeles Community College District
www.laccd.edu