Transferring from Community College: The Pacific Oaks Advantage
Transfer students have plenty of colleges to choose from, but Pacific Oaks’ unique ideology and one-of-a-kind transfer process puts it ahead of the competition.
Transfer students have plenty of colleges to choose from, but Pacific Oaks’ unique ideology and one-of-a-kind transfer process puts it ahead of the competition.
Recently, we asked several of our students, alumni, and faculty what Pacific Oaks College means to them. It was clear from their answers that they feel a part of a community dedicated to making a significant change in the world around them.
Professor Fattahi recently wrote “Destigmatizing Mental Health in Muslim American Community” for the publication.
This fall, “Immigration in Contexts: Examination of Germany” gives students at TCS Education System’s five colleges and universities a first of its kind academic opportunity to explore the global immigration crisis from multiple disciplines, culminating with a 10-day immersive experience in Berlin, Germany.
In her early adulthood, Yolanda Carlos, M.Ed., pursued other career paths before finally finding her true calling in the field of education.
Lucy Clark grew up in the 1940s and 1950s in West Texas. She was a bright, inquisitive teen who was encouraged by her biology teacher to pursue math and science as a career.
We hope to foster wellness and support in order to create a safe space for the students, alumni, and communities we serve.
Yolanda Carlos, core faculty at Pacific Oaks, was invited to present STEAM lectures and workshops in advancement of partnerships across the Henan Province in China.
The unique culture Pacific Oaks has worked to develop can be felt far beyond the campus classrooms. It is a culture of community reflected in the online programs, too.
As Pacific Oaks College’s first student to study abroad in South Africa, recent graduate Paula Swearingen reflects on how the experience prepared her for her current role in early childhood education.
Human Development alumna, Rebecca Maloof, hopes to make the arts more accessible through “wearable works.”
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