We hope to help you accomplish your dream of becoming a Police or Highway Patrol Officer, Deputy Sheriff, Reserve Officer, Forensic Specialist, Dispatcher, Security Professional, Corrections or Probation Officer, Court Administrator, or Federal Agent!
Check out this video about Grossmont College and our Forensic Technology program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlNm6RQmNGo
You must pay all tuition immediately or you will be dropped from the course. This may not apply to VA or Financial Aid applicants. Contact your counselor for verification. If you are dropped, you are not given priority to re-enroll.
New office location: 31-118
For faculty office hours, please check Canvas or email your instructor for appointments.
2020 Holiday & AOJ office closures:
Success Coach
Success Coaches assist students in reaching their educational goals by helping them connect with important resources.
Visit https://www.grossmont.edu/student-services/grad-coach/default.aspx for more information on how to make an appointment to meet with a Success Coach. The Success Coaches are located on the second floor of the Learning and Technology Resource Center (Building 70, Rooms 205 and 206).
Counseling
https://www.grossmont.edu/student-services/offices-and-services/counseling/default.aspx
Students should be aware that prior felony or any misdemeanor or felony domestic violence convictions, and some psychological holds, are disqualifying. TROs (Temporary Restraining Orders) can also be a disqualifier.
Prior substance abuse (including marijuana) and other disqualifiers may apply in specific positions related to law enforcement or forensics.
You may apply for the spring and fall 2020 semesters if you are a new student. Registration is open for spring and registration will open in November.
Grossmont College AOJ Department serves approximately 1,500 majors each semester with degrees and certificates in:
We also have state certified academies and courses including:
We have enjoyed a successful relationship with local law enforcement agencies and crime labs and place our students in internship or work experience programs. Many of our students have become police officers, correctional officers, security managers, investigators, dispatchers, forensic technicians and latent fingerprint examiners.
Many of our graduates now teach in our programs!
All new students are advised to review the Student Success website at https://www.grossmont.edu/future-students/new-students/
Based on recommendations from the Board of Governors Student Success Task Force report, the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District has revised its enrollment priorities procedures, to promote student access, success, and equity. Please view the Admissions and Records website for more information on priority registration changes at https://www.gcccd.edu/colleges-important-changes/default.html.
Always check Admissions and Records website for up-to-date information.
Walk-in hours:
None available at this time
Appointments available:
None available at this time
Please email the department at grossmont.aoj@gcccd.edu for more information.
Office hours are subject to change without notice.
8800 Grossmont College Drive
El Cajon, California 92020
619-644-7000
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