NORTH COAST, Calif. – Enrollment and registration are under way for the spring 2019 semester at Mendocino College.

Day, evening and weekend classes begin Jan. 22.

With campuses in Ukiah, Fort Bragg, Willits, and Lakeport, Mendocino College offers 55 associate degrees and 34 certificate programs to prepare students for in-demand careers.

Mendocino College offers classes designed to meet the needs of university transfer students as well as those interested in job skill improvement, personal enrichment, and lifelong learning.

Some associate degrees are specifically designed for transfer to the California State University system. An associate degree for transfer guarantees admission to a CSU campus for any community college student who completes the degree.

Mendocino College also has a Transfer Admission Guarantee, or TAG, program with six University of California campuses.

The TAG program offers guaranteed admission in most majors through a formal agreement that outlines the courses a student must complete and the grade point average that must be earned before transferring.

In addition, Mendocino College provides a host of services geared toward student success, including free tutoring, financial aid, and more. For nearly all students, community college costs are very affordable.

Mendocino College unit fees are just $46 per unit. In addition, more than half the students who attend Mendocino College qualify for some form of financial aid. Many meet the guidelines that eliminate the unit fees and others receive grants to cover college costs.

Currently enrolled students can register for classes using WebAdvisor, which can be found by visiting www.mendocino.edu . New students can apply online at www.mendocino.edu .

For more information about upcoming Mendocino College classes, or to make a counseling appointment, please refer the college’s spring 2018 schedule coming to your mailbox soon, the college website, or contact any of the four college locations in person or by telephone.

For additional assistance, call the office of Admissions and Records at 707-468-3101.