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We are here to help you succeed in pursuing your academic goals. Check out all the valuable Business program resources and learning tools available for LBCC students.

Business Administration & Economics Tutoring

Get tutoring support at LBCC Multidisciplinary (MDSC) Tutoring Center.

MDSC Online Tutoring Schedule

 

 

Helpful Links & Student Resources

Global Trade Career Guide

The purpose of this Career Guide is to provide high school and college students with an opportunity to explore careers in Global Trade in SoCal. It is designed not only for students, but also to assist teachers, counselors, and others to infuse Global Trade in their pathways and programs.

 

Global Trade & Logistics Look Book

Center for a Competitive Workforce (CCW) was established in 2017 as a Strong Workforce Program regional project of the 19 community colleges in the Los Angeles region in collaboration with the LA/OC Center of Excellence for Labor Market Research (COE) hosted at Mt. San Antonio College and the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC).

 

Nexus Edge

Nexus Edge logoNexus is a unique mentoring platform that instantly connects our top MBA students, faculty, alumni, industry experts, and entrepreneurs empowering our ecosystem to drive innovation forward.

 

LBCC Business Club

LBCC Business Club LogoOur mission is to provide development opportunities for LBCC Business Club members, to promote communication and networking among students, faculty members, and alumni, and to educate the community on business matters. We do this by hosting workshops every Tuesday from Noon-1PM in T-2376 at the LAC Campus, company tours, events and showcases and much more!
 

Instagram: @lbccbizclub
Facebook: @lbccbizclub
LBCC Viking Engagement – LBCC Business Club

LBCC Student Clubs

 

InDeed

Indeed LogoIndeed is the #1 job site in the world1 with over 250 million unique visitors2 every month. Indeed strives to put job seekers first, giving them free access to search for jobs, post resumes, and research companies. Every day, we connect millions of people to new opportunities.

 

Port of Long Beach

Port of Long Beach logoDid you know that the Port of Long Beach has been named the premier gateway for Trans-Pacific trade 16 times? More than 5.5 million containers (TEUs) move through the port each year, accounting for more than $180 billion in trade (exports and imports). Do you have any idea where all those containers are heading?  Everywhere. Do you have any idea how they keep from getting lost, who moves them, who owns them? 

 

California Department of Real Estate

California Department of Real Estate LogoThe mission of the California Department of Real Estate is to safeguard and promote the public interests in real estate matters through licensure, regulation, education and enforcement.

Facebook: @CaliforniaDepartmentOfRealEstate
Twitter: @CA_DRE
YouTube: cadeptdre

 

 

LBCC Student Support

multiracial students working on school project togetherMatriculation – Welcome Center
The Welcome Center at Long Beach City College is a great place to start on your journey to becoming an LBCC Viking! Whether you are a first-time student, a returning student, or a community member, the Welcome Center is a one-stop-shop that provides you with general information and services to get you connected to the LBCC community.

Staffed by a dedicated team, the Welcome Center aims to make your introduction to the college experience go as smoothly as possible. The goal of the Center is to bring all of the key components a student needs under one roof and become the focal point for their success.

LBCC Support Programs
Need-based support programs to help you succeed in college. 

  • CalWORKS
  • EOPS
  • Foster Youth Support Services (NextUP)
  • Foster Care & Kinship Education
  • TRIO GO Project
  • Upward Bound

Basic Needs Program
Long Beach City College has implemented a Basic Needs program to address hunger and housing insecurity among students. The program is supported by the Healthy Viking Initiative and will provide increased access to food, direct referrals to appropriate housing agencies, and information regarding transportation resources for LBCC students.

 

Graduation Cap on top of CashScholarships
The success of our students is one of the most important aspects of the mission of Long Beach City College. More than 700 scholarships are given each year, making our scholarship program one of the largest of all community colleges in California. Students are only required to fill out one application at which time the scholarship committee will match you with the appropriate scholarship based on the eligibility requirements.

 

Three students walking through campus.Undocumented Student Support – DREAM Services
​Long Beach City College has implemented a Basic Needs program to address hunger and housing insecurity among students. The program is supported by the Healthy Viking Initiative and will provide increased access to food, direct referrals to appropriate housing agencies, and information regarding transportation resources for LBCC students.

 

An infographic with LGBTQ terminology.LGBTQ+ Student Support & Resources
Long Beach City College strives to create a welcoming and inclusive campus and learning environment for all students. LBCC is committed to serving members of the campus community who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer. In honoring this commitment, the LBCCD Board of Trustees adopted a resolution that officially recognizes LGBTQ History Month in support of its students. 

 

A group of Marines in uniform standing in line and saluting.Veterans Student Support – Veterans Services
The mission of Veterans Services Office (VSO) is to provide a caring and supportive environment for veterans and their dependents as we assist them with the services they need for proper enrollment, receiving their VA benefits, and other resources necessary to succeed at Long Beach City College. LBCC welcomes all military veterans and supports them through the entire application and enrollment process. 

 

LBCC Disabled Student Support ServicesDisabled Student Support Services
Disabled Students Program & Services (DSPS) serves as the designated office of the College that coordinates campus-wide academic adjustments for students with qualifying disabilities. Academic adjustments assist in the facilitation of creating an equitable educational experience for all students at Long Beach City College.

 

A picture of exercise gear.Student Health Services
LBCC Student Health Services (SHS) supports student success by providing quality and accessible primary care and mental health services and education. Student Health Services is attentive to the diverse health needs of LBCC Students. We partner with the City of Long Beach and the surrounding community to provide comprehensive clinical services to students. 

 

Wood blocks on table with Mental health text written on some.Mental Health Services
Mental Health Services (MHS) is committed to promoting student mental health and wellbeing and strives to help students achieve their academic, professional, and personal goals. We strive to be a positive advocate of engagement and transformation to help our diverse student community meet their personal challenges while increasing student retention and success.

 

 

LBCC Special Programs

  • DESTINO Program
    The DESTINO program is designed to assist STEM students with an array of student support services and academic support to reach your goal of earning your degree and transferring to the 4-year university.

  • Umoja Scholars Program
    Umoja, (a Kiswahili word meaning unity) is a community and resource dedicated to enhancing the cultural and educational experiences of African American and other students.

  • Puente Mentors for Science Students
    Puente is a transfer program that provides underrepresented students, particularly LatinX students, with academic support and mentoring. The program serves to increase the number of underrepresented students in four-year colleges.

 

 

LBCC Student Learning Resources

  • Multidisciplinary Tutoring Center
    The MDSC Tutoring Center offers tutoring support in multiple subjects, including History.

  • Embedded Tutoring
    The Embedded Tutoring program in the Learning and Academic Resources Department focuses on using Tutors to provide individualized attention and assistance for students during class. History majors who have successfully completed LBCC History courses can apply to become embedded tutors!

  • Supplemental Instruction (SI)
    SI is a student success program that provides regular peer-led group study sessions for students in order to help improve their understanding of course material and increase the effectiveness of their study skills. History majors who have successfully completed LBCC History courses can apply to become supplemental instructors!

  • Degree Completion Initiative
    LBCC is dedicated to helping you complete your education from start to finish as quickly as possible. You are our #1 priority!

  • Transfer Center
    The Transfer Center at LBCC is here to help you with a smooth transition to university life. A variety of services such as university appointments, transfer fairs, admissions workshops, and university tours are available to you. It’s time to start your journey to your chosen university whether it be a CSU, UC, private, or out-of-state university.

  • Learning Communities
    Learning communities are group-based support services for your educational needs and are a way for students to enroll in one or more courses that are “packaged” together. These courses are taught by supportive instructors and counselors who work closely with each other and the students to help students develop the confidence and tools they need to succeed.

  • Library Resources
    Check out LBCC Library Workshops and Library Orientations.

  • Student Technology Help Desk
    The Student Technology Help Desk (STHD) supports all Long Beach City College students in accessing and successfully using Long Beach City College technology. 

  • Adult Education
    Long Beach City College’s Adult Education program offers short-term personal and professional development courses that are open year-round to members of the community.

  • Student Life Workforce Development
    The Office of Student Life hires 20-25 Student Assistants each semester at both our Pacific Coast and Liberal Arts campuses. Our Student Assistants provide, assist, and implement events, activities and workshops in support of our Student Affairs Department. 

  • Job Training
    Do you want to earn more money at work and move up in your career? Whether you’re just beginning your career or you’re ready to update your skills, we have many programs to serve you.