MyPATH
What are MyPath courses?
MyPATH courses are open to all students and are designed with the rich diversity of our campus in mind. No matter your background—ethnicity, nationality, language, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or ability—you’ll find a supportive space where your voice matters and your success is our priority.
In addition, myPATH designated courses integrate the following to facilitate student academic and college success:
- Inclusive, supportive, and engaging courses
- Counselors to assist students in academic/career planning so that immediate and long-range academic and career goals can be achieved.
- PASS (Peer Assisted Support Sessions) Mentor Program to assist students with course content, study-related problems and general advice on a wide range of topics relating to student equity and student success.
Who can enroll in MyPATH courses?
- MyPATH sections are open to all students
- Students self-enroll for all myPATH sections. MyPATH sections can be identified by the following section note Section#### is a myPATH course with additional peer mentoring, counseling, and support services designed to increase student success. Section #### is open to all students.
Are MyPATH courses offered every semester?
Yes, myPATH courses are offered every Spring and Fall semester.
Questions:
Please stop by the SEA Center, located in the Student Services Building Room 100, to learn more.
or
Email MyPATH Coordinator: Wendy Lozano, [email protected]
MyPATH courses available (Fall 2025 Courses: detailed PDF version)
Administration of Justice
Anthropology
- ANTH 1 - Introduction to Biological Anthropology
- ANTH 2 – Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
- ANTH 11 - Anthropology of Religion, Magic and Witchcraft
Art
- ART 110 – Drawing Fundamentals I
- ART 130 – Two-Dimensional Design I
- ART 141 - Digital Art Fundamentals
Art History
- AHIS 101 - Art and Visual Culture: A Global Perspective
- AHIS 102A – History of Western Art - Prehistoric to Gothic
Business
- BUS 150 (formally 1A) – Financial Accounting
- BUS 151 - Managerial Accounting
Contemporary Health
Dance
- DANC 101 – Dance Appreciation
English
- ENGL 1A - Reading and Composition
- ENGL 1A/1As – Reading and Composition/Reading and Composition Support
- ENGL 1B - Literature and Composition
- ENGL 1C - Critical Thinking and Composition
Ethnic Studies
Fire and Emergency Technology
- FTECH 144 - Emergency Medical Technician
History
- HIST 101 – United States History to 1877
- HIST 102 – United States History from 1877 to the Present
- HIST 112 - History of the Chicano in the United States
- HIST 140 – History of Early Civilizations
- HIST 141 - History of Modern Civilizations
- HIST 154 - A History of Mexico
Human Development
- HDEV 101 - Orientation to College and Educational Planning
- HDEV 105 - Career and Life Planning
- HDEV 110 - Strategies for Creating Success in College, Work, and Life
LGBTQIA+
- LGBT 101 - Introduction to LGBTQ+ Studies
Music
- MUSI 101 – Music Fundamentals
Philosophy
- PHIL 106 - Introduction to Symbolic Logic
Physical Education
- PE 277 – Introduction to Kinesiology
Political Science
- POLI 1 – Governments of the United States and California
- POLI 2 - Introduction to Comparative Politics
- POLI 7 - Political Philosophy
Psychology
- PSCY 101 – General Psychology
- PSYC 119 - LGBTQ+ Psychology
Social Sciences
Sociology
- SOCI 101 - Introduction to Sociology
- SOCI 107 - Issues of Race and Ethnicity in the United States
Spanish
- SPAN 52A - Spanish for Native Speakers I
- SPAN 52B – Spanish for Native Speakers II
Women's Studies
- WSTU 1 - Introduction to Women’s Studies