Student Services Programs in the Media
Four Distinctions Honor Hispanic Success
Four national placements reflect Citrus College's commitment to Hispanic student success, including top-10 results in two fields and strong outcomes for associate degrees and enrollment.
Community Support Changes the Journey
CalWORKs connected Citrus College students Sharayah McNeil and Melisa Edwards with child care, counseling and community resources, while $2,500 Live Your Dream scholarships rewarded their academic success.
Honoring Service Through Student Support
Citrus College marked a new milestone with its 10th Military Friendly School honor and first Military Spouse Friendly designation, reflecting strong support, retention and graduation outcomes.
Support Starts With Understanding
Ally training at Citrus College moves beyond awareness, giving employees the knowledge, resources and confidence to support vulnerable students and strengthen an inclusive culture of connection and belonging.
Dentists Give Back to Those Who Served
By promoting Los Angeles Dentists Give Back to Veterans Day, the Citrus College Veterans Success Center helped connect student-veterans across the region with no-cost care and a growing national support network.
Top 10 Honor Reflects Degree Achievement
A top 10 national ranking places Citrus College among the country's leading community colleges for associate degrees awarded to Hispanic students, with the college appearing on the list for a 13th straight year.
National Rankings Reflect Broad Success
More than 90 national rankings highlighted Citrus College's success in awarding associate degrees to minority students, including first in English and top-five finishes in social sciences, psychology and interdisciplinary studies.
Hispanic Success Earns National Honors
National rankings placed Citrus College sixth for English degrees and seventh for social science degrees awarded to Hispanic students, reflecting its commitment to access, diversity and achievement.
Veterans Find Support and Recognition
A veterans resource fair and career panel helped Citrus College students plan for life after military service, while a community ceremony honored four veterans for service and contributions beyond uniform.
Students Dress, Practice and Prepare
Campus programs and community partners helped nearly 50 Citrus College students get job-ready through mock interviews, resume reviews, professional headshots, appearance tips and free workplace clothing.