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Fine arts, communication and humanities

Guided Pathway Division

The Fine Arts, Communication and Humanities Guided Pathway provides coursework designed to prepare students for rewarding careers in fields that employ professional writers, artists, and communication specialists. Students within these fields of study will develop mastery in creative and analytical modes of expression and research, leading to a variety of different career paths in creative industries, education, government, and business.

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Access is limited to Compton College, but we're here to help in many ways.

While the majority of student support services remain online, students may make an appointment to utilize the Student Health Center and Enrollment Services in Tartar Village. Walk-in services are available at the Library-Student Success Center, and the Bookstore is open for students and employees.
The majority of classes will remain online for Fall 2021 and Winter 2022. There will be limited in-person labs and classes on campus. Please refer to the class schedule for details.
Community members may use the track Monday-Friday, 4:00-7:30 a.m.
Visit the Compton College COVID-19 webpage for more information.

Please remember to follow these health and safety protocols:

Only employees, students, construction workers, and approved individuals may enter (and remain) on campus.
Students, please refer to the Student Information and Communications webpage for current Entry to Campus Protocol.
Face coverings are required on campus.

DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE

Communication Studies (AAT)

English (AAT)

English as a Second Language (ESL) - non-credit program

General Studies (AA) with an emphasis in:
Arts & Humanities; Culture & Communications; or Fine & Applied Arts

Music (AA and CERT)

Spanish (AAT)

Studio Arts (AAT)

Transfer Studies (CERT)

OTHER COURSES AVAILABLE: Degree or certificate not available at Compton College.
Academic Strategies, Dance, English as a Second Language, Film/Video, Humanities, Japanese, Journalism, Library Science, Philosophy, Sign Language/Interpreter, Theatre

Click here for the Compton College Course Catalog.