For TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) recipients with minor children and attending or planning to attend Norco College.  

(951) 372-7128

calworks@norcocollege.edu 

Equitable access and support for enrolled students with reasonable academic adjustments. DRC promotes self-advocacy and independence for students with disabilities.  
(951) 372-7070
drc@norcocollege.edu 

A cluster of services provided to support students' retention, graduation, and transfer to four-year colleges and universities.  These programs primarily serve students who are first-generation, single parents, and former foster youth.

(951) 372-7128
eops@norcocollege.edu

The Honors Program community is comprised of student scholars and faculty who share a passion for learning.   Scholars will explore academic subjects in great depth with opportunities to engage in excursions, exhibits, performances.

norcocollege.edu/honors

The Men of Color (MoC) Scholars program is designed to support men-of-color from the time they apply until the time they graduate or transfer to a four-year university. The program strives to enhance the college experience through Brotherhood, Support, and Resources. 

daniel.grajeda@rccd.edu

The Phoenix Scholars Program is committed to improving educational outcomes of current and former foster youth by increasing access to supportive resources for academic and personal success. 

(951) 738-7743

phoenixscholars@norcocollege.edu

The Promise Program is designed to help first-time college students complete their educational goals in a timely manner with minimal financial burden by providing tuition and fee support during the first two-years at Norco College.  

(951) 739-7840

Students enrolled in the PUENTE program work closely with their Counselor, English Instructor, and Mentor to prepare for transfer to four-year colleges and universities, with the ultimate goal that Puentistas return to their community as leaders and mentors.

puente@norcocollege.edu

TRIO is a cluster of federally funded programs started in the 1960's in an effort to indentify and provide educational opportunities for students who meet specific program criteria.

(951) 372-7163

UMOJA is designed to increase student success among all students at Norco College with an emphasis on the African-American population. It is a community that fosters student success, community and leadership opportunities. 

(951) 738-7797

Support for all veterans, active duty military members, and VA dependents with varying educational goals to begin or continue their education at Norco College.

(951) 372-7142
veterans.services@norcocollege.edu

A program dedicated to empowering and unifying marginalized women of diverse backgrounds.  The program strives to promote a growth mindset to combat societal mindsets.

(951) 738-7797