Please see the link below for a rough estimate of costs: "Įducation opportunities vary based on the class schedule Please see Phoenix College Student Admissions Application for educational opportunities: The programs include classrooms for infants, toddlers and preschoolers, up to age 5.Įxtended programs hours are provided during the fall, spring and summer Phoenix College academic semestersįor educational opportunities: High School Diploma or GED Southwest Human Development provides Early Head Start and Head Start early childhood education programs for children of Phoenix College students. Follow-up services are provided to the fullest extent possible.Īdults can take advantage of the GED® program – with access to MyGED™: This will provide access to the Official Practice Test, the only start-to-finish program focused on helping adult learners.īridging Success - Foster Youth Program - The purpose of the Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) Foster Youth Student Success Initiative is to increase college attendance and completion rates among students aging out of the foster care system. Together, the Coordinator and the client determine the best course of action to resolve their crisis situation. The Emergency Services Coordinator meets with each individual or family to conduct an intake assessment and design a plan to address their specific needs. Phoenix College in partnership with the Department of Economic Security will assist -income families, seniors and homeless individuals to help stabilize their personal and home environments through emergency relief. Mary's Food Bank Mobile Pantry Days at least once a month on the north side of the Student Union available to everyone. It is located in the Student Union where you can get information from the front desk. Phoenix College provides food resources to students and community members who are faced with the challenges of food insecurities.įood Pantry: There is a sack lunch program where you can grab a cup of noodles if you are in need and there is a food pantry available for food to take home and cook if you are unsure where your next meal will come from. You do not have to be an enrolled student to access the services provided in the office. Services available for finding a job: resume writing, interviewing skills, networking, and finding job leads. Services available for finding a career path: self-assessment, career research, educational planning, decision making and goal setting.
Career Services available at the main campus:
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