Long Beach City College

Long Beach City College (LBCC), established in 1927, is a public community college located in Long Beach, California. Serving the Long Beach Community College District, LBCC offers a diverse range of academic and vocational programs across two campuses: the Liberal Arts Campus (LAC) and the Trades, Technology, and Community Learning Campus (TTC).

Academic Programs and Services

LBCC provides a comprehensive array of programs, including business, health, trade and industry, communications, and liberal arts. The college is nationally recognized for its nursing program and offers an honors program for high-achieving students.

Additionally, LBCC boasts one of the largest English as a Second Language (ESL) programs in the region.

Student Support Services

To support student success, LBCC offers various services:

• Career Center: Assists students in exploring career interests and identifying suitable degree programs.
• Child Development Center: Provides quality childcare for children aged 2-5, serving students, faculty, staff, and the community.
• Counseling Services: Offers academic counseling, career exploration, and educational planning to help students achieve their personal and academic goals.
• Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS): Supports students from economically and educationally disadvantaged backgrounds with counseling, priority registration, and financial assistance.

Athletics

The college's athletic teams, known as the Vikings, compete in the California South Coast Conference and have a history of success, including multiple national championships.

Locations

LBCC operates two campuses in Long Beach, California:

• Liberal Arts Campus (LAC): Located in Lakewood Village, this campus offers a wide range of academic programs and student services.
• Trades, Technology, and Community Learning Campus (TTC): Situated on Pacific Coast Highway, this campus focuses on vocational education and community learning programs.
• Long Beach, CA, USA: Additional locations are included within the Long Beach area to support the college's accessibility.

Both campuses are accessible via Long Beach Transit, with multiple routes serving each location.