Reminder, reservations are NOT accepted until the "start reservations" date for each session.

Private high school students, or home-schooled high school students call 714-502-5858 to register.

There are no registration fees for public or private high school students, or for adults concurrently enrolled in high school GED programs, except for fee-based classes.

High school students have registration priority over all other students.  Some ROP classes are open to high school students only.

Students must attend the first day of classes or they risk losing their place to others on the waiting list.  Classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment.

Adults: Enroll in person at the Education Center in Anaheim
Regular office hours are 8:00 am - 5:00 pm at the Education Center.
Adults may register in person at the Student Information Department counter.

Regular office hours are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Walk-in registrations are processed immediately at the counter.

North Orange Country ROP Education Center is at 385 N. Muller St., Anaheim (between Crescent Ave. and Lincoln Ave).  Map

Course descriptions will be available in a printed ROP Catalog, scheduled to be published in August, 2010.  Adults may consider taking fee-based classes, or open-enrollment classes as availability permits.  See details below.

Adults and private high school students may contact Student information Services at 714-502-5858.

There are no registration fees for public or private high school students or for adults concurrently enrolled in high school diploma or GED programs

Pre-assessment is a prerequisite for all adults planning to enroll in the Pharmacy Technician class.

CPR registration (not held at the Education Center) is ongoing at the East Ball Road campus in Anaheim.

ROP Enrollment Priority:
 

• Public high school, private high school, and home-schooled high school students

• Continuing disabled students

• New disabled students

• Continuing students

• Adults residing in the North OC ROP attendance area

• Other adults

• Students must attend the first day of class.

• Note: North Orange County ROP cannot guarantee that any class primarily serving adults will be open to adults beyond the current term.  This is because California Education Code 52302.8 requires that ROPs reduce the number of adults served.

• Registration fee is $60 per class for adults.  If your household income is $23,400 per year or less, you may be exempt from the $60 fee as explained on our Registration Fee Information page.  Adults may be eligible for a fee waiver: click here
   

• Refunds (adult registration fees): Refunds are given only if the class for which you registered is cancelled or over-enrolled. Registration receipts must be presented for a refund and must be processed before the current semester ends.
   

• Materials Fees: Some classes require a materials fee to cover the cost of consumables (something you use or take home to keep).  If a class has a materials fee, ALL students are required to pay the fee.  Materials fees are due the first week of class. For answers to FAQs about paying material fees online, visit the North Orange County ROP Web Store at the following link: Materials Fee Payment.
   

• Other expenses: Some classes also have additional expenses for adult students (for books, uniforms, tools, etc.). These costs vary.  Additional costs are approximate.
   

• Fee-based classes: students pay for a course in its entirety regardless of age and the fee varies per type of class.  Please read below.

Fee-based Classes

Registration for fee-based classes is ongoing.  In an effort to continue serving adults, we are now offering fee-based classes that rely on student funding.  Register for fee-based classes in person at the Education Center.

• Fee-based classes are open to high school students and adults.

• Students must meet minimum age and other prerequisite requirements.

• *Fee-based classes are not funded through public funds.  Students pay one fee per class.  Fee waivers are not available.  Textbook costs are additional.  Classes do not run when enrollment is too low.  Fees can only be refunded up to two calendar days (48 hours) before a class starts.  This procedure allows ROP time to notify all students if the class is not running.

• Fee-based classes must have a minimum of 25 students to operate.

• The course fee pays for tuition: there are additional fees for books and supplies.  Fees vary per type of class.

• All adult and high school students are required to pay course fee and additional costs (books, uniforms, supplies).  No fee waivers are issued.

Fee-based Courses

Open to high school students and adults.

Two payment options are available:
1) Students may pay the full fee (that includes a $50 nonrefundable deposit). OR
2) Students may pay a $50 nonrefundable deposit (administrative fee to hold a seat) applied toward the total cost of the class.

Fees must be paid in full at least 48 business hours prior to the start of the class, by cash, credit card, or money order.

No personal checks are accepted.

All registration takes place at the Education Center.

Enrollment in fee-based courses is on a first-come, first- served basis.


Refunds

To receive a refund, notification of withdrawal from a fee- based class must be made in writing and delivered in person, or received by certified mail, at least 48 business hours prior to the date and time the class starts. There are no other refunds unless a class is cancelled or overenrolled.
 

Cosmetology Orientations
Note: Cosmetology registration will be in the month of September, 2010.

Posted February 23, 2010

Continuing Education - Medical
Continuing Education Series for CNA's, HHA's.

CNA CEU class information: CNA CEU Spring/Summer 2010 flier (pdf)

• Cost is $40 for each 1-day class.

Pre-entrance Assessment for Medical Careers

This pre-entrance assessment is NOT the assessment required for the Vocational Nursing program.

Attainment of required academic level in pre-entrance assessment, or approval by ROP administration is required to enroll in Medical Core and Pharmacy Technician.

If you think you should be exempted from the assessment by virtue of your education/certification, please call Valerie Beachley at 714-502-5866. (Exemptions are not applicable to the VN program. For information about the VN program please call 714-502-5957.)

Note: As of July, 2010, Pre-assessment has become a prerequisite for all adults seeking  enrollment in the Pharmacy Technician class.

Medical Core
Medical Core is the prerequisite class for the following health sciences courses.
Students should enroll in Medical Core first, before registering in the listed health occupations classes, or before registering for dental classes.

• Nursing Assistant
• Nursing Assistant Acute Care
• Medical Assistant
• Computerized Medical Insurance Billing
• Medical Insurance Coding

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Medical Pre-entrance Assessment Dates
Reservations are REQUIRED for the exam.

Pre-entrance assessment is a Medical Core prerequisite. The fee for the assessment exam is $5, payable in cash upon arrival to take the exam.  Please arrive 15 to 30 minutes before the exam start time.  The fee is non-refundable.
 

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Fall 2010 Adult Medical Pre-entrance Assessment Dates

 FIRST SESSION PRE-ENTRANCE ASSESSMENT
Next call back date for reservations: July 15, 2010

Call the Student Information Department at (714) 502-5858 to register for the assessment and to save a seat.  

• Tues., July 27, 9:30 am (pending)

• Thurs., July 29, 2:30 pm

• Wed., Aug. 4, 9:30 am (pending)

• Thurs., Aug 5,  2:30 pm

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SECOND SESSION PRE-ENTRANCE ASSESSMENT
Call back date for SECOND SESSION reservations: September 22, 2010

• Tues., October 5, 9:30 am (pending)

• Wed., October 6, 2:30 pm (pending)

• Thurs., October 7,  9:30 am (pending)

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