City College-HollywoodStudent Guide

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Student guide · Fall 2026

The semester, explained for City College-Hollywood

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
Fall 2026
Campus terms
63
Local details
64

Academic calendar

Fall 2026 runs Aug 15, 2026 – Dec 15, 2026. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.

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Campus language

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63 terms

A

ABK
Alpha Beta Kappa, the national honor society for private colleges
Allied Health
Collective term for the various medical and healthcare programs offered at the campus.
Allied Health
The Allied Health Student Club for medical assisting and sonography students
Ambassadors
Ambassador Student Association, the primary student leadership group
ASG
Associated Student Government, the primary student leadership body
ASRT
American Society of Radiologic Technologists, referring to the student chapter for imaging majors.
ATI
The Assessment Technologies Institute testing and prep platform used extensively in the nursing curriculum

C

Call time
The specific time students are required to be on set or in class for a production.
Cardio
Shorthand for the Cardiovascular Sonography program.
CCH
The common abbreviation for the City College Hollywood campus
CCH
Columbia College Hollywood, the common acronym used by students and staff to refer to the institution.
Check-offs
The high-stakes practical exams where students must demonstrate specific medical skills to instructors.
City
Common shorthand used by students and staff to refer to City College.
Clinical
Off-campus practical rotations at local hospitals or clinics required for graduation.
Clinicals
The mandatory off-site hospital or clinic rotations for medical students
Clocking in
The process of recording attendance hours, a requirement for students in vocational and medical programs to meet state certification standards.
Crafty
Shorthand for 'craft services,' referring to the food and snacks provided on student film sets, often the primary source of food during production days.
Cru
Campus Crusade for Christ, a Christian student ministry active on campus.
Cubs
The official mascot and collective name for LACC students

D

Dailies
The raw, unedited footage shot during the day that students review to check for quality and continuity.
DGA
While a professional guild, students frequently use this to refer to the Directors Guild of America due to the school's proximity and industry ties.

E

EMS
Emergency Medical Services program and its associated student cohort.
EOP&S
Extended Opportunity Programs and Services, offering academic and financial assistance

F

FSA
Florida Student Association; often referenced in relation to state-level student advocacy and financial aid.

H

Harry's
Harry's Food Truck, which serves the north side of campus and the Student Union area
HESI
The standardized exams nursing students must pass to progress through the program and prepare for the NCLEX.
Hollywood
The term used by students to specify this branch campus versus the Fort Lauderdale or Altamonte Springs locations.
Hollywood Campus
A popular nickname for LACC due to its historic location in East Hollywood

L

Latinos United
A student organization focused on Hispanic and Latino student community and culture.
Legal Eagles
The Legal Assisting Student Club

N

NAVTA
National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America, the student chapter for vet tech majors.
NSNA
National Student Nurses' Association; the professional organization for students enrolled in the Nursing program.
NTHS
National Technical Honor Society, an organization recognizing excellence in workforce education.
Nursing Club
The Nursing Student Club for students in the RN and BSN programs

O

OSS
Office of Special Services, providing accommodations for students with disabilities

P

Picture wrap
The phrase used to signal the completion of filming for a project or a specific day.

R

Rad Tech
Shorthand for the Radiology Technician program.
Rotations
Common shorthand for clinical rotation assignments

S

SCNAVTA
Student Chapter of the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America, a prominent professional organization for Vet Tech students.
Scrubs
The mandatory clinical uniform that students in medical and veterinary programs must wear while on campus.
SGA
Student Government Association; the primary student leadership and advocacy body on campus.
Sim
Short for the Simulation Lab, where nursing and EMS students practice on high-fidelity mannequins.
Sim Lab
The Simulation Laboratory, where students practice on high-fidelity medical mannequins.
SNA
Student Nurses Association; the primary professional organization for nursing students at the Hollywood campus.
Sonos
Students in the Cardiovascular Sonography program
SRT
Student Radiologic Technology Association; the student group for those enrolled in the Rad Tech program.
Student Lounge
The primary on-campus area for breaks and vending machines, located on the second floor.

T

Taft Plaza
The nearby commercial shopping center where students frequently go for off-campus lunch and coffee.
The Boards
Professional certification exams (like the VTNE) that students prepare for
The Cub
The Cub Snack Shop, a quick-service food location in the Student Union
The Floor
A term used by nursing students to refer to the hospital unit where they are performing their clinical rotation.
The Lab
General student shorthand for the Medical Assistant or Nursing clinical laboratories.
The Lot
The general campus area, treated with the reverence of a professional studio lot.
The Lounge
The designated student break area and social space on campus
The Mic
The Micropolitan, the primary student housing complex located near the campus.
The Plaza
The Taft Hollywood Shopping Center located directly across the street, frequently used by students for lunch at spots like Subway
The Quad
The central Main Quad area used for student gatherings and events
The Union
The Student Union cafeteria, offering a variety of hot meals and grab-and-go options

V

Vet Tech
Common student shorthand for those enrolled in the Veterinary Technology program.
Vet Tech
Veterinary Technician program and its associated student cohort.
Vet Techs
Students enrolled in the Veterinary Technician program
VRC
Veterans Resource Center, providing support for student veterans
VSA
Veterinary Student Association, the primary student group for those in the Veterinary Technician major.

Places and practicalities

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

64 details
6565 Taft
The Taft Street Office Complex, the multi-story professional building that houses the Hollywood campus.
6565 Taft Street
The office complex that houses the City College Hollywood campus.
Ample parking
The campus provides significant parking space for commuter students at the Taft Street office complex.
BCT
Broward County Transit, the public bus system that serves the campus via the Taft Street routes
Call Sheets
Essential daily documents distributed to students that outline the schedule, location, and requirements for film shoots.
Canvas
The Learning Management System (LMS) used for all course materials, assignments, and online discussions.
Career Services
The department responsible for assisting students with job placement, resume building, and interview prep.
Cesar Chavez
The Cesar Chavez Administration and Workforce Building, the central administrative hub
City College ID
The mandatory identification card required for campus access and clinical site entry.
Clausen
Clausen Hall (CH), the campus music and performing arts building
Clinicals
Mandatory off-site practical rotations at hospitals or clinics required for graduation in the Nursing and Allied Health programs.
Da Vinci
Da Vinci Hall (DH), the primary building for art, design, and journalism
Equipment Insurance
A critical logistical requirement for students to check out high-end gear from The Cage.
Franklin
Franklin Hall (FH), a major multi-story classroom building
Front Desk
The main reception area and primary point of contact for student services and visitors
FWS
Federal Work Study; a program providing on-campus employment opportunities for eligible students.
Holmes
Holmes Hall (HH), a classroom and office building
ID Badge
A mandatory piece of identification that must be worn visibly at all times while on the Hollywood campus.
Jefferson
Jefferson Hall (JH), a major multi-story classroom building
Lab attire
Specific uniforms or scrubs required for students when practicing in the skills and simulation labs.
LACC ID
The mandatory student identification card required for library access and campus services
Lot 1
The main multi-level parking structure for student permit holders
LRC
Learning Resource Center; the campus library and primary hub for research, tutoring, and academic support.
LRC
The Library Resource Center; the campus hub for research, printing, and quiet study.
MLK
The Martin Luther King Jr. Library, the main campus library
Mods
Short for modules; the 5-week sub-terms that divide the academic quarter, allowing for frequent start dates.
Moodle
The Learning Management System (LMS) used for all course materials, assignments, and online testing.
Orientation
The mandatory introductory session held for all new students prior to their start date
Parking
Free student parking available in the designated lot surrounding the Taft Street building
Parking permit decal
A required sticker for all student vehicles to avoid being towed from the office complex lot.
Placement
The Career Services department responsible for helping graduates find employment in their field.
Programmatic Orientation
A separate, mandatory orientation for students in EMS, Nursing, and Surgical Tech programs
Red Line
The Metro B Line (formerly Red Line) station at Vermont/Santa Monica, the primary transit point for commuters
SAP
Satisfactory Academic Progress; the critical academic standing requirement students must maintain for financial aid eligibility.
Start Date
The specific Monday when a new set of quarter-based classes begins
Student Portal
The central online hub for accessing grades, attendance, and course materials
Suite 200
The primary administrative and classroom suite on the second floor
Taft
The main (and only) campus building located at 6565 Taft Street, housing all classrooms and labs.
Taft
Common student shorthand for the Hollywood campus location
Taft Parking
The designated parking area within the 6565 Taft Street complex available for student use.
Taft Street
The 6565 Taft Street office complex where the campus is located
Teach-out
The administrative process allowing current students to finish their programs following the college's announcement of closure.
The 2nd Floor
The main level of the campus containing the admissions office, library, and administrative services.
The 3rd Floor
The additional campus space used for specialized labs and classrooms
The 4000
The standard campus phone extension prefix (323-953-4000)
The Badge
The official student ID card required for building access and for verifying attendance hours in clinical labs.
The Cage
The equipment checkout room where students rent cameras, lighting, and sound gear.
The Cage
The central hub for all technical logistics; students must book gear in advance through a specific reservation system.
The Comp Lab
The computer laboratory used for digital coursework, testing, and student research.
The Front Desk
The primary point of contact for student services, parking permits, and general campus inquiries.
The Hub
The centralized online resource center for student services, administrative support, and campus announcements.
The IRC
The Information Resource Center, which functions as the campus library, computer lab, and study hub.
The Lab
General term for the simulation and skills labs used for medical and veterinary training.
The Lounge
The student gathering and eating area located within the campus facility.
The LRC
The Library Resource Center, the campus hub for research, tutoring, and quiet study.
The LRC
The Learning Resource Center, which serves as the campus library and provides academic tutoring and research assistance.
The Nursing Lab
The simulation laboratory used by nursing students to practice clinical skills and patient care scenarios.
The Portal
The online student management system used for checking grades, schedules, and financial aid.
The Sim Lab
The high-fidelity Nursing Simulation Lab used for hands-on clinical training.
The Soundstage
The main production facility used for large-scale film shoots and classes.
The Taft Building
The main campus facility located at 6565 Taft Street, often referred to by its street name to distinguish it from other City College locations.
The Theater
The campus screening room used for viewing student projects and industry presentations.
The Vet Lab
The specialized clinical laboratory where Veterinary Technology students perform hands-on practical training.
Virtual Bookstore
The online platform where students must order their required textbooks

Quick answers

Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.

What academic term is relevant now?
Fall 2026 runs Aug 15, 2026 – Dec 15, 2026.
How much campus context is included?
63 approved campus terms and 64 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 Hollywood for City College-Hollywood Students

Everything you need to know about living and studying in Hollywood.

Timezone

Eastern Time (ET)

Median Rent

$1,653

Cost of Living Index

113

Student Population

15,000

City Transportation

Walkability

60

Bikeability

60

Public Transit

Broward County Transit bus system, Tri-Rail regional rail

Nearest Airports

Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport, Miami International Airport (regional)

Climate Averages

Climate

Tropical monsoon

Avg Annual Temp

77°F

Avg Snowfall

0 in

Campus Operations Snapshot

Parking and Transit

6565 Taft Street Parking

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Campus was located within a multi-tenant professional building; parking is shared with other suites.

Campus News

Latest updates from City College-Hollywood

City College Florida Confirmed Closed as of October 2026

Following a 2024 announcement to cease new enrollments and begin a teach-out program, reports confirmed in October 2026 that the institution has officially closed its campuses, including the Hollywood location.

Oct 15, 2026

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City College Ceases Enrollment and Commences Teach-Out

City College announced it would stop enrolling new students and transition to a teach-out of its remaining degree programs at its Hollywood and Altamonte Springs locations due to enrollment declines.

Jul 15, 2024

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Campus Details

Academic System

Semester

Email Domain

@citycollege.edu

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