Each resource from this course is listed alphabetically with a short description. The page the resource is located on is linked after the resource.

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211: In many states, dialing “211” provides individuals and families in need of Essential Community Services. (Assistance For College and Beyond).

The Admissions & Records Office helps with what to do before signing up for classes, obtaining transcripts, graduation, and more. (Signing up for Classes)

Basic Needs: Do you need assistance with Books, Technology, emergency housing, food or funding? You may qualify for equity resources which provide technology equipment loans, book vouchers, and food assistance for currently enrolled students. More information is available on our Basic Needs website. (Academic and Career Success, Technology)

Books (Free): certain students may qualify for equity resources that provide technology loans, textbook vouchers, emergency housing and free food for currently enrolled students. (Academic and Career Success)

Books (Free Textbook Classes): Certain classes have free textbooks and these are marked on the schedule. (Books)

Bookstore: find materials you need for your courses. (Books)

California Career Coach is a comprehensive resource that provides individuals with the opportunity to complete personal interest inventories, personality assessments, and connect to other helpful tools and resources for finding the right career. (Academic and Career Success)

California Career Zone provides students the opportunity to obtain labor market information on specific careers such as current employment statistics, wages, and projected growth in the industry. (Academic and Career Success)

California Employment Development Department provides information about businesses, workers, and information to job seekers. It also helps connect workers to employment opportunities, and unemployment benefits. (Academic and Career Success)

CalWORKS (Links to an external site.): California Work Opportunities and Responsibility to Kids is available for those students who are receiving cash aid assistance doe themselves and at least one dependent child. (Assistance For College and Beyond)

Canvas: Canvas is a website you access for course content. There are two separate Canvas logins: MyCoast/MyCCC username and password, and the alternate login site. (Technology)

Canvas Help: Get help with Canvas-related topics. (Technology)

The Career Center is your go-to to help you build your resume, get up-to-date career information, and help you plan toward your career goals. (Assistance For College and Beyond)

The Career Coach tool allows you to explore careers, majors, and work opportunities. Please see the video playlist on how to use the tool.

CashCourse helps support your financial literacy and helps you work towards your financial goals. (Assistance For College and Beyond)

Coastline Transition Program (CTAP) - Information for those transitioning out of the military soon. (Additional Services)

College Calculator Tool: This calculator tool (Links to an external site.) will provide you with the estimated cost for attending Coastline. (Assistance For College and Beyond)

College Costs and Resources: Learn about college costs and resources (Links to an external site.) to help you pay for college. (Assistance For College and Beyond)

Complaints: Before submitting a complaint (except a discrimination complaint) students must first follow the Coastline College Student Grievance Procedures Links to an external site.. Students can submit a complaint using the following form: Coastline/CCCD Service Complaint Form (Mental Health and Physical Wellness, Additional Services)

Counseling: The Counseling Department guides and supports Coastline’s diverse student population through their educational journey. (Academic and Career Success)

Counseling C104 – Career and Life Planning is a foundational course designed to help students explore their strengths, interests, values, and personality traits while aligning them with potential career paths. (Academic and Career Success)

Corporate Programs information (Signing up for Classes):

- Ben Hudnall Memorial Trust (BHMT)
  - Ben U and Self-Enrollment
  - Degree Completion Program

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Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS/Special Programs) - 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. (Additional Services)

Dream Act: Students who are identified through residency as AB540 may be eligible for state aid through the California Dream Act (Links to an external site.). (Assistance For College and Beyond)

Email (student gmail): Each student is given their own student email account (Gmail) that is only for school-related emails. You can access this directly within your MyCoast/MyCCC account by clicking on the My Mail link, or by going directly to the Coast Gmail login page. (Technology )

EOPS: Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS) provides both financial and other assistance to eligible students. (Assistance For College and Beyond)

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. (Additional Services)

FAFSA: Used to apply for financial aid for college or graduate school. (Assistance For College and Beyond)

Financial Aid: Learn more about the Financial Aid office (Links to an external site.) at Coastline and the resources we have. (Assistance For College and Beyond)

Financial Aid Guide for Youth with Juvenile Justice Involvement: This guide is meant to help youth who are about to graduate from high school and/or who are under the age of 26 with juvenile justice involvement maximize financial aid. (Academic and Career Success)

Financial Aid TV: Coastline has Financial Aid TV (Links to an external site.) which features short videos aimed at learning more about financial aid. (Assistance For College and Beyond)

Food (Free, Food Pantry): certain students may qualify for equity resources that provide technology loans, textbook vouchers, emergency housing and free food for currently enrolled students. The Coastline Food Assistance program gives food, toiletries, and supplies to those in need. (Academic and Career Success, Food Resources)

Food (Local Resources): Coastline has compiled a list of local food resources. Students in California may also qualify for food assistance through California’s Calfresh Links to an external site.program. Students that live anywhere in the US may visit USA.gov Links to an external site.for information about federal programs. (Food Resources)

Graduation: After meeting with a counselor, follow our video tutorial on how to apply for graduation! (Academic and Career Success, Additional Services)

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Health Services: Coastline students are able to receive health services with the Golden West College Health Center and Orange Coast College Health Center. (Mental Health and Physical Wellness)

Housing (emergency): certain students may qualify for equity resources that provide technology loans, textbook vouchers, emergency housing and free food for currently enrolled students. (Academic and Career Success)

How to sign up for classes: this video shows the steps to register for classes. (Signing up for Classes)

Library: Coastline's library is online and free for students. The Library's YouTube Channel is also full of information. (Books)

Library Workshops: The library offers short online workshops to support you in your classes. (Books)

Low-Cost, No-Cost Resource Guide - Coastline has compiled a great resource to meet a wide range of basic needs. (Assistance For College and Beyond, Food Resources, Additional Services)

Maxient Reporting: a system to report the following issues: Allegations of Academic Dishonesty, Allegations of Student Code of Conduct Violations, Disruptive or Concerning Behavior, Concerns about Student well-being/Requests for Assistance (Mental Health and Physical Wellness, Additional Services)

Mental Health Services offers students a safe place to address their concerns and receive support on their journey to personal, academic and professional well-being. (Mental Health and Physical Wellness)

Military Programs & Services: active-duty military, a family member of active-duty military information. (Signing up for Classes)

MyCCC/MyCoast account: This is your portal for registering for courses, paying fees, and accessing important information like unofficial transcripts, tax forms, and enrollment information. (Technology)

N-S

National Veterans Crisis Line Links to an external site.800-273-8255 (Mental Health and Physical Wellness)

Need Something Else? - Not finding what you're looking for? Let us know! (Need Something Else?)

Occupational Outlook Handbook is the principal fact-finding agency for the U.S. government in the field of labor economics and statistics. (Academic and Career Success)

OC Workforce Solutions, previously known as Orange County One-Stop, provides comprehensive employment and training services. (Academic and Career Success)

The OC Warmline Links to an external site.is a free and confidential telephone service providing emotional support and resources to Orange County residents, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. (Mental Health and Physical Wellness)

Office365/Microsoft365: As a student of Coastline, you'll get free access to Microsoft 365 apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneDrive, and more! Just go to office.com, click on Sign In, and enter your Coast student email account. (Technology)

Outside the Wire (U.S. Veterans): For individual, group or family therapy, Veterans may call 888-556-9993 (Mental Health and Physical Wellness)

Project Self-Sufficiency (Links to an external site.) helps low-income single parents in Orange County graduate from college. (Assistance For College and Beyond)

Release Guide for Incarcerated Veterans This guide may be used to plan for release and may also be kept as a reference after release. It includes addresses, phone numbers and websites that may be used to find out about programs and other help that is available after release. (Academic and Career Success)

Rising Scholars Network Information for students who have experienced the criminal justice system can face significant barriers to academic and career success. (Academic and Career Success)

Root and Rebound Reentry Advocates are on a mission to support people navigating reentry and reduce the harm perpetuated by mass incarceration. (Academic and Career Success)

Scholarships: Coastline offers scholarships each year which equates to free money that you don't have to pay back! (Assistance For College and Beyond)

Security (Campus Safety Department) is committed to your safety at each of Coastline’s four locations. (Mental Health and Physical Wellness)

Sexual Misconduct Resources (Title IX): Coastline provides a campus that is free of sexual violence and discrimination. If you or someone you know experiences any sexual harassment/violence, please contact our office for support, and resources, and file a complaint. (Mental Health and Physical Wellness, Additional Services)

Student Equity Book Voucher: This is awarded to eligible students in Fall, Spring, and Summer terms based on program funding availability, student program eligibility, and financial aid eligibility. (Assistance For College and Beyond)

T-Z

Technology, laptops, and internet: certain students may qualify for equity resources that provide technology loans, textbook vouchers, emergency housing and free food for currently enrolled students. (Academic and Career Success)

Technology Support provides students with technical assistance if you’re having trouble signing in to your MyCoast portal. (Academic and Career Success)

Tierney Center for Veteran Services: Goodwill of Orange County’s Tierney Center for Veteran Services is a comprehensive resource serving veterans and their families (Academic and Career Success)

Tutoring: The Student Success & Resource CenterLinks to an external site. provides study space and access to resources such as online tutoring. (Academic and Career Success, Books)

Undocumented Student Resources connects you to various resources for undocumented students including scholarships, grants, internships, fellowships, internships and various immigration resources. (Academic and Career Sucess)

Veterans Resource Center Students may also reach out to the Veterans Resource Center at 714-241-6126 or vet2vet@coastline.edu (Academic and Career Success, Additional Services)

WebGrants 4 Students: The WebGrants 4 Students (WG4S) portal provides students with the resources, information, and tools needed to assist with the college financial aid process. (Assistance For College and Beyond)

Working Wardrobes Links From Information Technology to Customer Service to Security Training, they will prepare you for maximum job success. They offer certifications in Customer Service and IT to help you get the job. Talk to them about other industries for which they offer training. (Academic and Career Success)

The Writing Center can help you strengthen your writing and communication skills by providing resources, workshops, and individual support for a variety of assignments that require writing. (Academic and Career Success)

Youth Law Center Resource Library is committed to sharing advocacy resources, information, and tools that can improve the quality of life and opportunities for youth in foster care and the juvenile justice system. (Academic and Career Success)

Can't find what you're looking for? Let us know Links to an external site.!