Miramar College Graduate to Attend Yale University as Eli Whitney Student

Twenty-four year old Miramar College graduate Summer Lee admits to not taking her education very seriously as a student at Torrance High School. “I wasn’t very passionate about education back then, and admittedly, I didn’t put forth much effort,” said Lee. Not the type of statement you’d expect to read from a soon to be Ivy League student.

Parking Changes for Lot 3 and Northeast Parking Garage

Attention students! We have modified our parking in Lot #3 and inside the parking structure on the northeast side of campus. MTS is relocating 60 spots from the northeast parking structure to Lot #3 and near the W building. In exchange, the College will have all spaces available in the northeast parking garage. Please pay attention to the posted signs. We expect to add another 499 spots upon completion of a new parking structure on the south side of campus.

Miramar College Receives $1,500 Grant from US Bank

The Miramar College Business Club has received a $1,500 grant from US Bank for program support of the entrepreneurship initiatives planned by the members of the student organization. 

The Miramar College Business Club will apply the grant toward a scholarship that will allow for its members to support a community based project. Details on the scope of the community project will be determined at a later date.       

New Parking Structure Opens

A brand new parking structure opened on Dec. 4 on the southeast side of campus. The new G4 parking structure features 499 new spaces for students, staff, and faculty. The new structure can be accessed by Gold Coast Drive via South Campus Drive, Miramar College Driveway, and Hillery Drive via North Campus Drive. This new structure will help tie the campus together with better access on and off campus. The G4 structure has 48 marked spots for staff, 9 disabled parking spots and 442 student parking spots. Please keep in mind that parking permits are required to park in this structure.   

Three Miramar College Students Named JKC Scholarship Semifinalists

The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation has selected 534 high-achieving community college students from across the U.S. as semifinalists to compete for its Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, from a pool of nearly 2,500 applicants. This highly competitive scholarship will offer selected finalists as much as $40,000 per year for up to three years to complete their bachelor's degrees at selective four-year colleges and universities.