Who We Are
Fullerton College is the oldest community college in continuous operation in California. Since its first class of 26 students in 1913, we have grown to become one of the most successful community colleges in the nation. Our high transfer and graduation rates, rich academic programs and radically student-centered approach equip students with the skills and resources they need to succeed.
Fullerton College Experience
Choosing a college is more than just finding the right academic program—it’s about finding a place to call home. At Fullerton College, you are cared for, supported and challenged to grow, to create, to innovate.
Radically Student-centered
Our everyday approach to student success is creating a welcoming and supportive environment for students to learn, grow and succeed.
Resources + Support
The journey is easier with plenty of academic resources and support such as counseling, tutoring services and special programs, all designed to help students achieve their goals.
Transfer Rate
More Fullerton College students transfer to the California State University system than any other community college students in California. We also have high transfer rates to UC’s, private colleges and other four-year universities.
Athletics
Whether you run or swim, spike a ball or swing a bat, Fullerton College has a championship-winning team that will feed your competitive spirit.
Fine Arts
Fullerton College will give you the skills you’ll need to be a leader in the art world, whether your craft is as ancient as sculpture or as cutting-edge as computer animation.
By the Numbers
Students
287
Full-Time Faculty
642
Part-Time Faculty
129
Associate Degrees
179
Career Education
Certificates
37
Transfer
Associate Degrees
What we stand for
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Pronunciations
Gabrielino-Kizh Nation
- Gabrielino: GAB-ree-el-EE-noh
- Kizh: KEESH
Juaneño Band of Mission Indians/Acjachemen Nation:
- Juaneño: hwah-NAY-nyoh
- Acjachemen: ah-HAH-cheh-men
The North Orange County Community College District and Fullerton College honor and acknowledge that our campus is located in the unceded ancestral territories shared by the Gabrielino-Kizh Nation and the Juaneño Band of Mission Indians/Acjachemen Nation. We are committed to supporting the ongoing relationships between these tribes, their ancestral territories and the resilience, strength and sovereignty that continues to be demonstrated by California’s first peoples. We affirm our intentions for ongoing relationships with Native American Tribal Nations and communities whose ancestral lands we occupy and students we educate. As such, we have begun to build relationships with the local Native American Tribal Nations.