CBD CollegeStudent Guide

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Student guide · January 2025 Cohort

The semester, explained for CBD College

Dates from the active academic calendar, plus the campus language and local details students actually need. Every entry comes from DormWay's approved campus reference library.

Relevant term
January 2025 Cohort
Campus terms
34
Local details
22

Academic calendar

January 2025 Cohort runs Jan 6, 2025 – Oct 5, 2026. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.

16 entries
  1. January 2025 CohortRelevant now
  2. April 2025 Cohort
  3. Academic Year 2025-2026
  4. July 2025 Cohort
  5. October 2025 Cohort
  6. January 2026 Cohort
  7. April 2026 Cohort
  8. Academic Year 2026-2027
  9. All Programs Start - July 2026 Cohort
  10. July 2026 Cohort
  11. All Programs Start - October 2026 Cohort
  12. October 2026 Cohort
  13. All Programs Start - January 2027 Cohort
  14. January 2027 Cohort
  15. All Programs Start - April 2027 Cohort
  16. April 2027 Cohort

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34 terms

A

ASB
Associated Student Body; the primary student government organization that coordinates campus events.
ASO
Associated Student Organization, the primary student leadership and activities group.
ASRT
The student chapter of the American Society of Radiologic Technologists for MRI and Ultrasound students.
AST
The Association of Surgical Technologists, specifically the student chapter for Surg Tech majors

C

Check-offs
High-stakes practical exams where students must demonstrate specific clinical skills to an instructor.
Clinicals
Off-campus rotations at hospitals or clinics where students complete their required hands-on hours.

D

DMS
Diagnostic Medical Sonography; used to refer to the program or the students enrolled in it
DMS
Diagnostic Medical Sonography program.
DMS Club
The student organization for Diagnostic Medical Sonography students

K

K-Town
The Koreatown neighborhood surrounding the campus, frequently used by students for off-campus dining options.

M

Mock
A practice version of a clinical or surgical procedure, often used to prepare for check-offs.
Mocks
Comprehensive practice exams administered by the college to prepare students for their national boards.
MRI
Magnetic Resonance Imaging; shorthand for the program and its students

O

OTA
Occupational Therapy Assistant; used to refer to the program or the students enrolled in it
OTA
Occupational Therapy Assistant program.
OTA Club
The student organization for the Occupational Therapy Assistant program

P

PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant; used to refer to the program or the students enrolled in it
PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant program.
PTA Club
The student organization for the Physical Therapist Assistant program

S

Scrub Day
Days when students are required to wear their program-specific medical uniforms
SGA
Student Government Association, the primary student leadership body on campus
SOTA
Student Occupational Therapy Association, the campus organization for OTA students.
SPOTA
Student Physical Therapist Assistant Organization, the campus organization for PTA students.
SPTA
Student Physical Therapist Association, the professional organization for PTA students
ST
Common shorthand for the Surgical Technology program
ST
Surgical Technology program.
STSA
Surgical Technology Student Association, the professional organization for students in the Surgical Tech program.
Surg Tech
Surgical Technology; the common shorthand for the program and its students

T

The Boards
The national licensure or certification exams (like the NCLEX or NBCOT) taken after graduation.
The Breakroom
The designated student lounge and eating area on campus where students gather between classes.
The Floor
Refers to the specific level of the high-rise building where a student's program is centered (e.g., 'the 4th floor').
The Lounge
The student breakroom and kitchenette area where commuters eat and socialize between classes.
The SPI
The Sonography Principles and Instrumentation exam, a critical certification hurdle for DMS students.

V

VN
Vocational Nursing program.

Places and practicalities

Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.

22 details
3699
The main campus building located at 3699 Wilshire Blvd in Los Angeles.
3699 Wilshire
The main and only campus building located in the Mid-Wilshire/Koreatown district of Los Angeles
Canvas
The Learning Management System (LMS) used for all course materials, assignments, and online testing.
Clinicals
The mandatory off-site clinical rotations performed at hospitals and medical centers
Front Desk
The main administrative hub on the 4th floor where students handle check-ins and parking issues.
ID Badge
Mandatory identification that must be worn and visible at all times on campus
Information Center
The campus library and computer resource hub
Parking Validation
The process of getting a parking ticket stamped at the front desk for a discounted student rate
Placement
The Career Services department responsible for helping students secure employment after graduation.
Proctortrack
The automated remote proctoring software used for online exams
Scrubs
The mandatory daily uniform; specific colors are assigned to each program (e.g., Navy for ST, Teal for DMS).
Student Lounge
The primary on-campus area for eating, charging devices, and socializing between classes
Student Portal
The administrative website used for checking official grades, attendance records, and financial aid status.
The Badge
The mandatory student ID card required to operate the elevators and access specific floors of the campus.
The Lab
General term for program-specific simulation rooms, such as the MRI suite or the Surgical Technology mock OR.
The Labs
Collective term for the high-tech simulation rooms, including the Ultrasound, MRI, and Surgical suites
The LRC
The Learning Resource Center, which functions as the campus library, study hall, and computer lab.
The Portal
The DiamondD student information system used for tracking attendance, grades, and financial aid.
The Sim Lab
The Simulation Laboratory where Surgical Tech and Nursing students perform mock procedures.
Uniforms/Scrubs
The mandatory dress code; students are often identified by the specific color of scrubs assigned to their program.
Validation
The essential process of getting a parking ticket stamped to avoid high daily rates in the Wilshire parking garage.
Wilshire Building
The main campus facility located at 3699 Wilshire Blvd

Quick answers

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What academic term is relevant now?
January 2025 Cohort runs Jan 6, 2025 – Oct 5, 2026.
How much campus context is included?
34 approved campus terms and 22 local details are included in full.
Are all approved campus terms included?
Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
Where does this guide come from?
Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.

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Life in Los Angeles for CBD College Students

Everything you need to know about living and studying in Los Angeles.

Timezone

Pacific Time (PT)

Median Rent

$2,100

Cost of Living Index

176

Student Population

625,000

City Transportation

Walkability

67

Bikeability

54

Public Transit

Los Angeles Metro Rail, Los Angeles Metro Bus, Metrolink commuter rail

Nearest Airports

Los Angeles International Airport, Hollywood Burbank Airport, Long Beach Airport

Climate Averages

Climate

Mediterranean (Csa)

Avg Annual Temp

64°F

Avg Snowfall

0 in

Campus Operations Snapshot

Parking and Transit

3699 Wilshire Blvd Main Garage

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Daily maximum charge is typically $18.00.

Wilshire Park Place Main Garage

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Located at 694 S Oxford Ave; features EV charging and valet options.

Dorms & On-Campus Housing at CBD College

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Campus Details

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Semester

Email Domain

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