Bakersfield College
Not VerifiedDining services has three locations -- The Huddle: Offeing an assortment of beverages, sodas, energy drinks, water, chips, pastries, ready-made sandwiches, salads, hot soups, fruit, and snacks. Breakfast, consisting of breakfast burritos, oatmeal with choice of toppings, yogurt parfaits, and more is served every morning, and a hot lunch special is served daily. The Renegade Room Restaurant is a fine-dining public restaurant operated by the students enrolled in the Foods and Nutrition Program. Vendor trucks -- Gades Grill and Banderas -- are on campus several days a week. They are located south of the cafeteria between the Gym Huddle and Forum.
Limited (mostly packaged and pre-prepared) food is offered on this non-residential campus.
The college does not provide housing for students at this time, so there is no resident life programing.
The college does not provide housing for students at this time, but hopes to we hope to assist students. The Office of Student Life understands that in order for students to be academically successful, their basic needs must be met (Maslow, 1943). Student Housing Services helps and supports BC students in a magnitude of ways. Some students may prefer to live with families, rent a room, apartment, or house. Whatever the option a student chooses, the goal of Student Housing Services is to assist BC students in locating some potential living accommodations. Student Housing Services is also designed to help students meet this need and to provide opportunities to develop life skills through workshops, financial management, connections to resources, and hands-on practical tips and advice Student Housing Services will augment this with support, guidance, and educational services.
Disabled Student Programs & Services assists the college in providing equal access to educational opportunities for students with disabilities and provides reasonable accommodations to students with documented physical, mental health, and learning disabilities who are enrolled in classes through Bakersfield College. The department provides accommodations and support services intended to prepare and support students to participate on an equal basis with their non-disabled peers. For college material in alternate format, contact Disabled Student Programs & Services. Bakersfield College will make reasonable accommodations and/or academic adjustments to ensure that students with disabilities have an equal opportunity to participate in the college’s courses, programs and activities, including extracurricular activities.