Mesa Community College is a Hispanic Serving Institution and is part of the Maricopa Community College District of Arizona, one of the oldest in Arizona. Mesa Community College was established in 1963 on the principles of communication, critical thinking, civic engagement, and cultural and global
Mercy College was founded in 1950 and foster motivation and transformation of their students through their learning environment. At Mercy College, they take the moral and ethical growth of their students personally.
Mendocino College opened in 1972 by vote through the citizens of the Anderson Valley, Laytonville, Potter Valley, Round Valley, Ukiah, and Willits Unified School Districts.
Los Angeles Valley College is a Hispanic Serving Institution established in 1949. The academic achievements and ambitions of its students are vast and wide. Los Angeles Valley College is an institution that grants its students the opportunity to excel, no matter their circumstances.
Pierce College is a two-year community college that provides its students with the academic skills for vocational training to transfer to other four-year colleges. The college is situated next to a nature preserve, and serves 22,000 students.
Los Angeles Mission College seeks to provide the San Fernando Valley community with accessible, quality education.
Los Angeles Harbor College was established in 1949, and serves a population of just over 10,000 students. Similar to other community colleges in Los Angeles, high school students from any LAUSD public or charter school are given a free year of enrollment at Los Angeles
Los Angeles City College was established in1929 and is considered one of the oldest community colleges in the city. Their commitment to accessibility and affordability is demonstrated through their free programs, such as a year of enrollment for high school students graduating from any LAUSD
Long Beach City College was established in 1927 and spans across two campuses. It emphasizes purpose and is committed to the life-time success of its students.
Lone Star College has seven campuses across Texas, all of which are recognized Hispanic Serving Institutions.
