LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Mendocino College is pleased to announce it will offer a larger selection of community college classes in Ukiah, Willits, Lakeport and Fort Bragg this summer semester, beginning on June 11.

Open registration for all students will begin April 21 online at https://webadvisor.mendocino.edu or by visiting any one of our four locations.

"In order to better serve the diverse needs of our college community, we have expanded our online offerings and added evening courses this summer," said Dean of Instruction Rebecca Montes. "With staggered scheduling, students can get closer to graduation by completing more than one general education class in the semester.”

Many students are finishing finals and looking forward to summer break, but also recognize it’s a great time to sign up for university transfer courses at Mendocino College, especially for those looking to get a four-year degree and save money.

Mendocino College enrollment fees are just $46 per unit and many of the students who attend Mendocino College qualify for some form of financial aid. Many also meet the guidelines that eliminate unit fees and others receive grants to cover college costs.

Mendocino College course offerings not only meet the needs of university transfer students, but also those interested in pursuing a technical certificate, associate’s degree, professional development and personal enrichment.

In working with academic counselors, students can choose a course schedule that allows them to meet important family or employment commitments without missing the chance to attend college classes.

For more information about upcoming Mendocino College classes, or to make a counseling appointment, please consult the college’s Summer 2018 schedule recently mailed to local households, the Mendocino College Web site at www.Mendocino.edu , or visit or call any of our Mendocino College locations.

For additional assistance, call the counseling office at 707-468-3048.

Janelle Bird is interim director of community relations and communication for Mendocino College.