- May anyone acquire access to the Edwards Air Force Base?
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Yes, you can request a 1-day pass. Please call (760) 384-6280. You will need a Driver's License, proof of insurance and car registration.
- Can I take classes at Edwards if I am not affiliated with the military?
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Yes, anyone can take classes here.
- I'm taking a class at Edwards, AFB? Can I get a base pass ID?
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Yes, please call (760) 384-6280 to arrange your ID appointment. Building closes at 5:00 pm.
- Do you offer proctoring?
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Yes, contact Kristin Hanle at (760) 384-6281.
- Can I take the assessment at your Edwards, AFB location?
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Yes, you will need an appointment. Please call (760) 384-6280.
- For the Community College of the Air Force (CCAF), what are the 5 transferrable classes I can take at Cerro Coso College?
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Intermediate Algebra (Math C055), Freshman Composition (English C101), Speech C101, one Humanities course and one Social Science course.
- What happens if I don't test into Math C055 and English C101?
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You will need to begin at the level of English and math you tested and work your way up to Math C055 and English C101.
- How do I request transcripts?
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Please fill out the Transcript Request Form as detailed on the Transcripts page.
- Does Cerro Coso automatically send my transcripts to CCAF after the semester is over?
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No, you will need to request transcripts yourself. Please complete Transcript Request Form and follow directions on the Transcripts page. Admissions and Records will issue the transcript.
- Does Cerro Coso accept Tuition's Assistance (TA)? When is the deadline?
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Yes, you may turn in your form 7-45 days before your class begins. Seven days before the class starts is the deadline.
- Where are classes offered in East Kern?
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Edwards, AFB (Education Center Building), Tehachapi, Cal City High School, and Mojave High School.
- How can I purchase my books?
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Please visit our Bookstore.
- Do you offer Bachelor's degrees?
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No, Cerro Coso is a community college. It does not offer four-year baccalaureate degrees. We offer two-year degrees, also known as associate's degree and certifications. Students may transfer from community colleges to four-year institution.
- Do you accept upper division credits from other institutions?
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All courses offered at a community college are lower division courses. Upper division courses are offered for junior and senior level credit. These courses are not offered or accepted by community colleges.
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