Admissions

If your grades after high school weren't quite good enough to land you into a 4 year college like me, finish your GE here and remember to do really well. They even have an honors program that has some ties to other universities.

Apply as soon as possible, the longer you are here, the better registration date you will get. Don't be afraid to fight for a spot in class, waitlist, waitlist, waitlist!!
Be open to meeting new friends wherever you are on campus, from in class, to when you're buying a snack in the bookstore.

I recommend you to visit the campus. It is small, but it is convenient and advantageous when it comes down to whether or not you want to be knowledgeable of the resources available for you. If you want to make the most out of your college experience but you are a bit timid to do so, Chaffey is the right place for you. Chaffey College has a highly motivated and friendly population of students and faculty.

Good school, great Professors, and a good environment.

Anything is possible. Keep your head up high and you will go places.

You will enjoy coming to this college because this college has allot of opportunity to get what class you want to get.

To other students, you should join a sport because it gives you early registration date and don't be afraid to meet new people.

The parking can get a little hectic, but arriving early for class will give you the time needed to find a good spot. Don't be afraid to ask other students questions, they are friendly. The professors are understanding and want to help you.

Many believe that this is a low class school that teaches at a slow pace, but this school is at a high level. Make sure to not to procrastinate in order to get good grades and do well in your academics.

Work hard and plan out which courses are necessary for the field of education that most interests you. I would highly recommend discussing with professors that are experts in fields your interested in. I say this for, having done this myself, I have benefited greatly through these interactions; because the knowledge I received helped me refine my scholarly desires and thus guided me onto a better college plan suited for me.