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Outreach
Community Outreach and Pre-College Programs #
It’s never too early to start planning for the future. At Mesa, our Outreach team and Student Ambassadors are out in the community, hosting events, and visiting local high schools to give prospective students a taste of what college life at Mesa is all about. We are here to help you with your transition to college. Let’s get started!
Plan a Campus Tour #
Start envisioning your college experience at Mesa and explore our campus. Pass by the Appolliad Theater, stroll through the Geo Garden, or stop by Mesa Commons for lunch. There are so many sites to discover at your new home away from home.
Take a Virtual Campus Tour
Take College Classes in High School #
Did you know you can take college classes at Mesa while you're still in high
school? Through concurrent enrollment, you have the option to get ahead in your studies
and start earning credits for your college degree or certificate. Jumpstart your college
degree!
Learn more about taking college classes as a high school student
Receive Up to Two Years of Free Tuition with the San Diego Promise #
If you are a recent high school graduate, you may be eligible to apply for the
San Diego Promise, a two-year completion program that offers free tuition and specialized
support to qualifying students.
Learn more about the Promise Program at Mesa
Attend an Outreach Event #
Mesa's Outreach team hosts events and informational workshops throughout the
academic year to get you ready to apply for college and answer the questions you may
have about applying for financial aid, choosing a major, transferring, and receiving
support at Mesa. We're here to support your journey!
Access the calendar to view our upcoming events
Student Ambassador Program #
The Student Ambassador Program supports a team of Mesa student leaders as they
foster a college-going culture on and off campus. Mesa's Student Ambassadors assist
high school and Continuing Education students in their transition to college and work
to support the community by providing student-centered services and events to all
current and potential Mesa students.
Meet the Student Ambassadors
If you have a question about what Mesa has to offer or want to know what it's like to be a student at Mesa College, the Student Ambassadors are here to offer you guidance. You can leave a message for an Ambassador at 619-388-2230 or email them directly.
List of Student Ambassadors Coming Soon.
Our Student Ambassadors are often the first Mesa representatives that high
school students and community members interact with. As college advocates and mentors,
they can be found giving presentations at local high schools, attending community
events, and answering questions about how to apply to college. They're here to support
you.
Become a Student Ambassador #
If you want to promote higher education, support Mesa college, and participate in outreach efforts, you should apply to be a Student Ambassador for an upcoming academic year. Student Ambassadors work 20 hours per week during the Fall and Spring semesters and earn $16.31 per hour.
We accept application at any time but only hire in the beginning of Summer (generally June & July).
Are You Eligible to Apply?
To be a Student Ambassador, you must:
- Attend Mesa College during the 2020-2021 Academic Year
- Be a full-time Mesa College Student
- Enroll and complete 12 units each semester
- Have a minimum 2.5 GPA (cumulative)
- Be available to work some nights and weekends
- Have a reliable vehicle
- Be authorized to work in the U.S
- Be culturally sensitive and able to promote diversity, equity, and student support
What Are the Responsibilities of a Student Ambassador?
- Work closely with high school, middle school, and Continuing Education students
- Provide one-on-one support to prospective students
- Attend College and community fairs on Mesa's behalf
- Provide campus tours
- Participate in student panels
- Assist Mesa College Departments
- Work with community partners
- Attend mandatory training during the summer
- Attend weekly meetings
- Participate in Professional Learning opportunities
- Motivate community members and prospective students to pursue higher education
San Diego Mesa College
7250 Mesa College Drive
San Diego, CA 92111-4998
7250 Mesa College Drive
San Diego, CA 92111-4998
