Learning Communities (LC) allow students to enroll in a preset group of classes with other students who share the same passions, interests, or specific field of study. Students take major and general education classes together (between 1-3 semesters) and work closely with specific faculty and counselors assigned to their learning community and invested in student success. Programs are co-created for students starting higher education journeys at Skyline College. 

We invite you to explore your Learning Community options with your Counselor using the Learning Community Courses and Schedules handout and link to the courses on WebSchedule below.

Registration for Spring 2022 will begin in November 3, 2021, please visit the Registration page for more information. Please contact a Counselor to ensure a completed Student Educational Plan is active and you have a valid registration date for this next semester.

REVIEW and REGISTER for Spring 2022 Learning Community Courses on WebSchedule

Spring 2022 Learning Community Courses by Program - Student / Counselor / Guardian View  


By linking basic skills courses, G.E. requirements, and relevant, student-focused curriculum, learning communities help to support pathways to earning a degree or certificate. There are three LC categories - Arts, Languages & Communication; Science, Technology & Health; and Society & Education:

 Arts, Languages & Communication

umoja-astep students Umoja - ASTEP -
African American Success
Through Excellence & Persistence
cipher students CIPHER - Center for
Innovative Practice through
Hip Hop Education & Research
kababayan students Kababayan -
Filipino/a/x and Filipino/a/x
American Culture, Literature
& Experience
puente students Puente - Chicano/Latino
Culture, Literature & Experience

 Science, Technology & Health

engineering students Engineering & Technology
Scholars
Chemistry Lab Students Biology & Chemistry
Scholars

 Society & Education

early learning fellows children Teacher Track
first year students First Year Experience