At its annual meeting June 7-9, 2017, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) Western Association of Schools and Colleges, the regional accrediting agency that evaluates two-year colleges in California, took action to reaffirm San Diego Miramar College’s accreditation for seven years through 2024.
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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.
Thanks to the high quality business programs being offered throughout the year, the San Diego Miramar College Business Department has developed a relationship with local employers to assist in securing interns for the upcoming academic year.
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.
Delta Air Lines has selected San Diego Miramar College as one of its thirty-eight schools nationwide that will assist the air carrier in providing qualified aircraft maintenance technicians.
San Diego Miramar College understands how difficult it can be for freshmen, or any student, to secure the necessary classes they need. In anticipation of this need, the College has designed new Guided Pathways for both transfer students and Career Technical Education (CTE) students to attain 60 units in 2 years or less.
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.
After twelve days awash in dramatic rescues, seeking shelter from a small tornado, and getting inundated by more than 50 inches of rain in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, firefighter and emergency medical technician Keegan King is back home from Houston.