Welcome to fullcoll

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Welcome to Fullerton College, one of California's oldest and best-ranked transfer institutions, and home of the Hornets! Since 1913 the college has served the community with affordable, quality educational opportunities and significant transfers beyond into the University of California and California State University systems. Today the college enrolls over 20,000 students from more than 60 countries and continues to improve and expand its facilities. Join me now and explore just a few of the highlights of our 83-acre campus in Southern California.

Administration

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The Administration Building is home to key Fullerton administrative offices including the Office of the President and staff. One of the most important stops for students inside the building is the Financial Aid Office. The Public Information Office is also in the building. You can stop in to take a campus tour, check out a master calendar of Fullerton events, and ask any questions you might have about the college.

Business and Computer Information

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This is the Business and Computer Information Systems (or CIS) Building, home to many programs that prepare students for some of the most gainful employment in the area. Whether you're looking to expand your skill set or earn a degree to get the edge in your current career, or you want to launch into something new, the Business and CIS Division has a range of options. Inside the building are the facilities that support the Accounting, Business Management, Computer Information Systems, Paralegal Studies, Marketing Management, and Real Estate tracks.

Library

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The Fullerton College Library is where you'll find the college's main collection and also select textbooks for class. The Library features copy centers and several types of computer workstations, including adaptive computers, research and writing computers, 10-minute express computers and laptops. Several different study rooms are available depending on your needs, and the Browsing Area provides a relaxed environment to study or just flip through a magazine. To accommodate certain assignments, the library also allows early access with an entry request form.

Music

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Fullerton College boasts one of the largest and most challenging community college Music Departments in the country. Students have more than 100 music courses to choose from and professional training certificate programs are available in sound recording and production and piano instruction. Fullerton alumni have gone on to achieve international attention and even top the charts.

Sculpture Garden

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On the south side of campus, just off of East Chapman Avenue and North Lemon Street, is Fullerton's very own Sculpture Garden. The garden is home to a permanent collection of sculptures crafted out of wood, stainless steel and bronze. The sculptures range from human "self-portraits" to animal forms and abstract expressions. The college also hosts an Artist-in- Residence Week, which has produced some exciting new works.

South Science

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In order to stay current with the latest trends in science and technology and to accommodate a growing student population, Fullerton recently added a 65,000-square-foot science building. South Science contains three stories of smart classrooms and labs surrounding a teaching preparation core with coolers, animal control rooms and high density storage. Several Natural Science programs utilize the facility including Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Health, Horticulture, and Physics.

Student Center

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The Student Center, part of the larger College Center, is the social, dining and activity base on campus. It's also where students, staff and faculty relax and catch up outside the classroom. The main dining hall features 4,000 square feet of space and high ceilings, creating an airy, community atmosphere for meals. There's also a private dining area for special events next door. You can also stop into the Associated Students Office and the Office of Student Affairs to find out about Fullerton clubs and upcoming events. You can speak to staff about your future goals at the Transfer Office and Office of Special Programs. International Students have a student center of their own in the same building.

Student Services

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The Student Services Building is where you'll get your new and used textbooks, note pads, art kits and other class supplies. You can also show your pride with Fullerton hoodies, shorts and hats, and pick up gifts for friends and family. In the same building you'll have access to Admissions and Records, Counseling services and Career and Life Planning. The Workforce Center is a great resource for students on the job hunt. The staff will give you job referrals, help you perfect your résumé and other hiring documents, and prep you for the interview process.

Theatre Arts

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You're looking at headquarters for the college's Theatre Arts Department, which offers students pre-professional training both onstage and behind the scenes. You may have seen some of the department's alumni on Broadway, on T.V. and up on the big screen. Students attend classes, rehearse and have many chances to perform in front of an audience. They can also pursue professional certificates in costuming, stage management, scene painting, lighting, sound and musical theater. The Campus Theater, Fullerton's largest performance venue, is here. The theater seats just over 530 and features a proscenium stage and advanced lighting and sound.

Wilshire Auditorium

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Wilshire Auditorium provides an intimate, 350-seat thrust stage performance venue with professional-grade lighting and sound for music and theater performances. The auditorium also hosts holiday celebrations, film screenings and other special events.

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