Veterans Services

If you are a Veteran and taking classes, whether you are using your benefits or not, Coastline College has resources available for you!

Are you an Active Duty Military or a Veteran located outside California? Coastline's Military and Contract Education program has a degree and/or certificate pathway to help Service members achieve their education and career goals. Are you transitioning out of the military soon? Check out our Coastline Transition Program (CTAP) page for helpful information.

Coastline's Veteran Resource Centers (VRCs) serve as hubs for information on college programs and services including GI Bill© certification, financial aid, work-study opportunities, and higher education transfer assistance. Meet with a Counselor to formulate an education plan. An education plan is required by the VA. Once COVID 19 restrictions are lifted, we will resume normal working hours.

Ready to apply for Graduation? After meeting with a counselor, follow our video tutorial on how to apply for graduation!

Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS/Special Programs)

We provide comprehensive programs and services for students who have a verified disability who are enrolled in general education/transfer, vocational, remedial/non-transfer, and noncredit courses. Examples of services and accommodations include: academic advisement, alternate media, priority registration, equipment loan, extended time on timed test measures, test proctoring, notetaking, sign language interpreters, and real-time captioning. For more information call (714) 241-6214, email specialprograms@coastline.edu, or visit the Coastline Disability Services webpage

Equity Resources

Do you need assistance with Books, Technology, emergency housing, food or funding? You may qualify for equity resources which provides technology loans, book vouchers, and free food for currently enrolled students. More information is available on our Equity Resources page under the Equity Resources for Student section (click to expand).

Maxient

Student care and concern matters can be brought to the attention of the college through Maxient. You can use Maxient to report the following issues:

Allegations of Academic Dishonesty
Allegations of Student Code of Conduct Violations
Disruptive or Concerning Behavior
Concerns about Student Wellbeing/Requests for Assistance

Complaints

Before submitting a complaint (except a discrimination complaint) students must first follow the Coastline College Student Grievance Procedures. Students can submit a complaint using the following form: Coastline/CCCD Service Complaint Form

Title IX (Sexual Misconduct Resources)

Coastline provides a campus that is free of sexual violence and discrimination. We aim to provide a space that is inclusive and safe for all members of the community. If you or someone you know experiences any sexual harassment/violence, please contact our office for support, resources, and file a complainant.

To schedule an appointment, contact the Title IX Director at 714-241-6130 or Lfleming5@coastline.edu

For resources and/or to file a report visit our Title IX website.

Low-Cost, No-Cost Resource Guide

Coastline has compiled a great resource to meet a wide range of basic needs.

Coastline’s Low-Cost No Cost Resource Guide