I'm graduating from high school...
Graduating from High School and looking for a college that allows the flexibility to learn anytime and anywhere? Look no further! Get Degrees and Certificates in traditional classroom settings, 100% online or a combination of both. Can't wait for graduation? Take college courses at Coastline while in high school! Whether you are graduating soon or looking to get a jump start on college, at Coastline we've got you covered!
EXPLORE COASTLIN E
Student Services
Resources to make sure you can continue school no matter the challenge: tutoring, counseling, IT, health care, disability accommodations, and more.
Catalog & Schedule
Choose from over 120 degrees or certificates and find a program that is the right fit for you. You'll also love our dedicated support team at your service.
Financial Aid
Coupled with numerous financial aid opportunities, a Coastline education is a smart investment, and one of the most affordable education opportunities.
Student Checklists
What type of student are you? Find your checklist here: step-by-step guides for application through enrollment, to officially become a Coastline Dolphin.
Academics
Academics That Fit Into Your Life
Higher Education on your terms - that's what you'll find here. At Coastline, you can get the benefits of a college education at a fraction of the cost. Take a single class, earn a certificate, or start planning your transfer to a four-year school. Whether you prefer distance-learning or the on-campus experience, there's a place for you at Coastline.
Office of Instruction
The Office of Instruction is the office that is responsible for the management of all instructional programs at Coastline, as well as the following: the Class Schedule, managing and evaluating faculty, handling complaints/concerns from students about instruciton/teaching, Coastline's Online Library, and the Student Success Resource Center.
What type of student are you?
Future Coastline Dolphin | Returning Student | Current Student
Wherever you are in the journey, you can find application and registration details at Coastline College | Student Checklists.
Equity at Coastline
Coastline College aims to provide an equitable experience for our students. We are committed to ensuring that although each student who enters our campus has a goal, they each start their college or professional journey at a different place. Read more at Student Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, and Equity at Coastline.
Financial Aid
The Financial Aid Office staff are here to assist you with questions regarding the student financial aid process. We encourage you to apply for financial aid and use this website to navigate the various resources available to you as a current or prospective student at Coastline College.
Announcements
The U.S. Department of Education has officially announced the release of the 2024-25 FAFSA form. Starting December 31, 2023, students and parents can access and complete the form. If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to us. We are here to help!
Financial Aid Resources
To apply for financial aid, (or the fee waiver), you will need to complete the FAFSA and list our school code: 013536.
Note: Students, Counselors, and family members: individuals who are incarcerated (either in a youth facility or adult prison), or who are subject to an involuntary civil commitment upon completion of a period of incarceration for a forcible or non-forcible sexual offense are not eligible for any direct Federal financial aid funds, such as the Pell grant. These students may receive only the State fee waiver. All other costs are the sole responsibility of each student.
- FAFSA
- California Dream Act
- California College Promise Grant (formerly BOG Fee Waiver)
- California Promise Program Request (if not eligible for the Fee Waiver)
- Disbursement Information
- Consumer Information
- FAQs
- Financial Aid Deadline Dates
Military & Veterans
Serving the Military for more than 40 years, Coastline is dedicated to serving the unique and mobile lifestyle of our military students, families, and veterans.
Programs and Populations
Branch-specific information for active duty students, Vetrans, and family members.
Academic Planning
Learn more about the Official Education Plan, an evaluation of military and college credit towards a degree.
Support and Services
Guidance with degree and certificate programs focused on real-time education to help you achieve a sense of balance.
Student Services
Student Services is dedicated to serving and supporting our students to achieve their goals and succeed! We do this by providing pathways that inspire, engage and empower our diverse communities and through values steeped in equity and excellence.
Assistance & Support
We are committed to helping you from admission to the obtainment of a certificate and/or degree, graduation, transfer, real-work experience and career exploration. Support is also found through programs for at-promise students and first-generation, low-income and diverse populations.
Our offices are located in the Fountain Valley Student Services Center. Come see us often. We're glad you're here.
Basic Needs
Meeting your basic needs through food access, housing assistance, mental health services, hygiene products, student success supplies/equipment, transportation, and emergency funding so you can concentrate on your studies.
Housing Assistance
Assistance with living spaces available to Coastline students.
Technology Assistance
Coastline's emergency computer loan program and wifi assistance.
Textbook Assistance
Need textbooks for classes? Learn about the Dolphin Assistance Program (DAP).
Clubs & Organizations
Getting involved is one of the most rewarding things you can do while you're a student at Coastline College. Our Campus Clubs provide a range of opportunities for you to develop your leadership skills, connect with staff and faculty, and contribute to student life at the college.