Fullerton CollegeStudent Guide

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Student guide · Summer Session 2026

The semester, explained for Fullerton 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
Summer Session 2026
Campus terms
22
Local details
19

Academic calendar

Summer Session 2026 runs Jun 8, 2026 – Aug 14, 2026. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.

4 entries
  1. Summer Session 2026Relevant now
  2. Fall 2026
  3. Spring 2027
  4. Summer 2027

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Campus language

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22 terms

A

A.S.
Associated Students, the student government body that manages campus clubs and activities.

C

CARE
Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education; a program specifically for single parents receiving public assistance.
Crossroads
The high-traffic intersection area between the 200 and 500 buildings.

D

DSS
Disability Support Services, the office providing accommodations for students with disabilities.

E

EOPS
Extended Opportunity Programs and Services, providing support for students facing economic or educational barriers.

F

FC
The common shorthand for Fullerton College.
FYE
First Year Experience, a program designed to help new students transition to college life.
FYSI
Foster Youth Success Initiative, a program supporting current and former foster youth.

N

NOCCCD
The North Orange County Community College District, the governing body for the college.

P

Puente
A program focused on increasing the number of educationally underserved students who enroll in four-year colleges.

S

Stinger's
Stinger's Café, the primary on-campus dining location offering hot meals and snacks.

T

The Buzz
The main campus cafeteria and food court located in the Student Center.
The Cruz
Refers to the Cadena Cultural Center, a hub for diversity and social justice programs.
The Food Bank
The Chris Lamm & Toni DuBois-Walker Memorial Food Bank providing free groceries to students.
The Galley
The outdoor seating and food service area near the 200 building.
The Grill
The specific hot-food station within Stinger's Café.
The Hive
The student lounge and social space located within the Student Center.
The Hive
The student center dining and lounge area where students congregate between classes.
The Hornet
Refers to both the school mascot and the award-winning student-run newspaper.
The Quad
The central outdoor grassy area where events and student socializing occur.
The Structure
Refers to the multi-level parking garage, typically the one located on Lemon Street.

U

Umoja
A community and program specifically designed to enhance the educational experience of African American and other students.

Places and practicalities

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

19 details
Add Code
A unique numeric code provided by instructors to allow a student to join a class after the semester has started.
campus_cafeteria_cruz_reynoso_hall
Campus Cafeteria (Cruz Reynoso Hall)
Canvas
The online learning management system where professors post assignments and course materials.
Late Start
Short-term classes that begin several weeks into the semester rather than on the first day.
MyGateway
The central online portal used for registration, checking grades, and accessing student records.
OCTA Pass
The bus pass program providing students with free or discounted access to Orange County transit.
starbucks
Starbucks
The 100
The historic Administration Building, the oldest and most iconic building on campus.
The 1000
The Fine Arts building, known for housing the campus art gallery and music rooms.
The 1200
The Science building, housing labs and lecture halls.
The 1400
The Classroom and Lab building, often used for social sciences and general education.
The 2000
The Library and Learning Resource Center (LRC) building.
The 300
The Business and Computer Information Systems (CIS) building.
The 400
The Science building.
The 500
The Humanities building.
The Hive
The specific tutoring and writing center area located within the 2000 Building (Library).
The Hornet Bookstore
The official campus store for textbooks, supplies, and college apparel.
the_grill
The Grill
Waitlist
The automated system for students to queue for a spot in a class that has reached maximum capacity.

Quick answers

Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.

What academic term is relevant now?
Summer Session 2026 runs Jun 8, 2026 – Aug 14, 2026.
How much campus context is included?
22 approved campus terms and 19 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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  • Performing arts, visual arts, student publications, film, and music.
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Life in Fullerton for Fullerton College Students

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

Timezone

Pacific Time (PT)

Median Rent

$2,300

Cost of Living Index

160

Student Population

45,000

City Transportation

Walkability

61

Bikeability

60

Public Transit

Metrolink commuter rail (Fullerton station), Amtrak Pacific Surfliner, OCTA bus system

Nearest Airports

Long Beach Airport, John Wayne Airport, Los Angeles International Airport

Climate Averages

Climate

Mediterranean (warm-summer, dry-summer)

Avg Annual Temp

64°F

Avg Snowfall

0 in

Campus Operations Snapshot

Parking and Transit

Student Parking Structure

garage

Located on the west side of campus.

Lot 10

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Located on the south side of Building 2000.

Lot 4

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Student parking lot.

Campus Details

Academic System

Semester

Email Domain

@fullertoncollege.edu

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