City College of San Francisco

Start here! Summer session at City College of San Francisco (CCSF) runs from June 8 to August 2, 2026. Registration is currently open, with classes available in a variety of flexible formats, including 4-week, 6-week, and 8-week sessions.
Apply: https://www.ccsf.edu/apply-ccsf | Counseling: https://www.ccsf.edu/student-services/counseling | Financial Aid: https://www.ccsf.edu/paying-college/financial-aid-office | Apply for FREE CITY: https://www.ccsf.edu/free-city?ccsf_id=fceg-2025 | Co-enroll: https://www.ccsf.edu/academics/high-school-programs/concurrent-enrollment | Register for courses: https://www.ccsf.edu/admissions-recordsregistration/register-classes

Would you like to partner with City College of San Francisco? Employers and Community Based Organizations can help prepare students for careers that meet today’s workforce needs and tomorrow’s opportunities. Whether you want to mentor students, host interns, advise programs, or collaborate on workforce initiatives—we’d love to connect. Your experience can make a difference! Get started by filling out our interest form:
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Did you know that CCSF honors World Environment Day yearly on June 5th, and every day? Our Environmental Science and Studies majors and the Sustainability certificate are designed to evaluate and address environmental and resource challenges locally and globally through an interdisciplinary study of the connections between humans and the environment. More info: https://www.ccsf.edu/degrees-certificates/environmental-science-and-studies

CCSF Chancellor Kimberlee Johnson Messina is at City Hall advocating for FREE CITY and partnership opportunities for CCSF! On June 4th, Chancellor Messina joined Peggy Moriarty, Deputy Chief of Health & Human Services & Free City program representative on Mayor Lurie's team, at the Mayor's Departments meeting. CCSF received honorable mention by Mayor Lurie's Chief of Health & Human Services, Kunal Modi, for our Cradle to Career Partnerships, and our excellent work with DCYF and SFUSD on the City's key dual enrollment initiative. Go RAMS! More info: https://www.ccsf.edu/academics/high-school-programs/dual-enrollment SF Departments info: https://www.sf.gov/departments

Are you interested in becoming a K-12 or CTE teacher? City College of San Francisco is a great place to start. Visit the Teacher Prep Center for advising, pathway and transfer support, resources and information on related activities including, mentoring, Future Teachers Club, field experience opportunities, and specific course offerings for future teachers. More info: https://www.ccsf.edu/academics/schools/business-fashion-hospitality/child-development-family-studies-department/teacher-prep-center

City College of San Francisco invites you to Summer Financial Aid Workshops! Join us on Wednesday, June 17th, 11am to 12pm, SSC 1074 (Student Success Center, Ocean Campus) for an information session on SAP (Satisfactory Academic Progress for Pell Grants, Federal Direct Loans, certain State programs, and more). Info here: https://www.ccsf.edu/paying-college/financial-aid-office

Join us at CCSF in Celebrating PRIDE Month, June 2026! Chancellor Kimberlee Johnson Messina will be in the parade with the CCSF participants on June 28th. CCSF volunteers will table at the Civic Center celebration and street fair both days. Volunteer at CCSF's Pride Parade Table or Participate in the CCSF Parade Contingent: https://tinyurl.com/mrxzfmbs For more information about San Francisco's 56th Annual Pride Celebration & Parade: https://sfpride.org/parade/

“I am proud that I became someone my patients can look up to. As a counselor, I get to show people that change is possible because I lived it myself. CCSF helped me rebuild confidence in who I am, not just as a student, but as a husband, counselor, and person. For me, graduating is not just about earning degrees. It is about breaking cycles, creating a better future, and proving that it is never too late to start over and succeed.”
~ Terry W Leatherwood, Addiction Studies/Psychology

City College of San Francisco is YOUR college! CCSF 2026 Summer and Fall Course Registration is OPEN. Do you dream of learning something new? Would you like to earn an Associate in Art or Associate in Science degree or transfer to a university? Are you returning to college after a gap? Would you like to co-enroll as a high school student? Are you changing careers? Would you benefit from technical career training? There are so many "whys" so apply now and get started! More course info: https://www.ccsf.edu/academics/class-schedule Apply here: https://www.ccsf.edu/apply-ccsf Visit the Student Success Center for Counseling, Financial Aid, DSPS, EOPS, and more: https://www.ccsf.edu/about/our-locations/map/student-success-center

“I am proud that I proved to myself that I belong in academia and was able to successfully adapt to college, transitioning from serving in the marine corps.”
~ Kevin Su, Electrical Engineering

All are welcome! Honor PRIDE Month with Chancellor Kimberlee Johnson Messina at the 3rd annual CCSF Pride Flag Raising Ceremony on June 15th (Monday, 1:00-2:00pm, at Cloud Garden Flag Poles, Ocean Campus). CCSF's commitment to recognize and celebrate its q***r community with the annual flag-raising ceremony for Pride Month every June was initiated by Board of Trustees Resolution in 2023. Info here: https://www.ccsf.edu/student-services/resource-centers/q***r-resource-center

“As an immigrant and international student, adapting to a new country, language, and education system was not always easy, and there were many moments that challenged me personally and academically. Because of that, earning this degree makes me feel proud of how far I have come and everything I was able to overcome. It is a reminder that all the hard work, sacrifices, and dedication were worth it, and it motivates me to continue pursuing my future goals.”
~ Cintia Beatriz Lima Bacellar, Psychology

Fall 2026 Course Announcement -- WGST 55: Ending Sexual Violence [Peer Education], transfers to CSU Area 5. CCSF is proud of Project Survive which is committed to social justice and dedicated to ending all forms of power abuse — in personal relationships, social groups, and public institutions. More info: https://www.ccsf.edu/academics/schools/social-sciences-behavioral-sciences-ethnic-studies-social-justice/womens-and-gender-studies-department/project-survive

“I will be transferring to San Francisco State University this August to pursue my Business Administration – Management degree. This path means the world to me, and I am so excited for everything that comes next.”
~ Kelvin Eckman, Human Resources Management

Chancellor Kimberlee Johnson Messina spoke strongly in favor of the Free City Program at the SF Board of Supervisor's Hearing (Budget & Appropriations Committee) on May 20th. CCSF was represented at City Hall by many advocates for Free City, including students, trustees, faculty, administrators, staff, alumni and members of the communities we serve. All came out to support Free City! More info: https://www.ccsf.edu/free-city

Show your CCSF pride and celebrate with the community this June!

CCSF is looking for participants for the Pride Parade and tabling events happening Saturday, June 27th, and Sunday, June 28th. Tabling will take place on both Saturday and Sunday, while the Pride Parade will be held on Sunday only. Register on this link, https://tinyurl.com/mrxzfmbs

Join us, represent CCSF, and be part of an exciting weekend filled with pride, celebration, and community connection.

Dress up & experience the Marlene Dietrich classic Morocco, with a lively pre-show on its legacy & a Q&A with filmmaker and CCSF Cinema Department faculty Denah Johnston.

Step into a night of glamour and public domain history.

Join the Internet Archive for a special screening of Morocco (1930), the classic film—newly in the public domain this year—that stunned audiences with Marlene Dietrich’s unforgettable tuxedoed performance. Nearly a century later, it remains a touchstone of gender expression in Pre-Hays Code film.

Come dressed in your own take on Top Hat & Tails—from classic elegance to bold reinterpretation—and be part of the spectacle.

The evening begins with a pre-show talk from filmmaker and scholar Denah Johnston to place the film in its historical context. Then, settle in for a full screening of the film, surrounded by fellow lovers of cinema, style, and rebellion. After the screening, Johnston will host a Q&A with the audience, exploring Morocco’s lasting impact on cultural history.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/morocco-top-hat-tails-film-screening-at-the-internet-archive-tickets-1988629902571

Chancellor Kimberlee Johnson Messina joined CCSF PD Officer Eddie Franklin in celebrating his son Jacob's success at San Francisco's Ruth Asawa School of the Arts. The May 27th concert featured Jacob FIsher on double bass, a highlight of the high school orchestra's excellent presentation of student piano and violin concertos. SF public school graduates will benefit from the historic partnership between San Francisco Unified School District
(SFUSD), City College of San Francisco (CCSF) and San Francisco State University (SFSU) which offers a guaranteed admission pathway for local high school seniors and community college students who meet eligibility requirements. More info: https://www.ccsf.edu/news/sfsu-partners-sfusd-and-ccsf-guarantee-admission-eligible-students

“I will miss the community-oriented focus at CCSF, where the needs of San Franciscans are met as best we could. That goal is noble in of itself, but to be surrounded by people as dedicated to that cause as much as myself - always trying to do the right thing for the people - that will always stick with me, and I will always be grateful for this experience.”

~ Quang “Q” Truong, Political Science

We are so proud of our Health Information Technology Program graduates! CCSF honored the 2026 HIT grads with joy on May 20th at John Adams Center. More info: https://www.ccsf.edu/degrees-certificates/health-information-technology

“CCSF gave me opportunities I never thought I’d have, helped me believe in myself, and opened doors that once felt impossible to reach. This degree is more than education to me — it’s proof that I refused to give up on my future.”

~ Stefany Leui, Psychology & Early Childhood/Adolescent Education

Chancellor Kimberlee Johnson Messina joined the CCSF Board of Trustees in honoring the Engineering Club's Success at the 2026 California Solar Regatta (Sponsored by SMUD). Students designed "The Boat" with an efficient and swift four rudder system that put them one mile ahead of the closest competitor on the water. CCSF won four trophies, including Best Design, Technical. Over 32 students are on the team, under the guidance of Professor Keith Mueller. About 20 students attended the competition at Rancho Seco Recreational Area. Just one student, Matthew Wolf, Mechanical Engineering major, was the boat pilot. "The Boat," with Matt at the helm, won the sprint, slalom, and the entire race (but a technicality put their mile-ahead position in 2nd Place overall) for the Post Secondary category. We are SO PROUD of CCSF Engineering Club. Go RAMS!