Bayfront is a proud partner of Southwestern Community College to offer free college courses on campus for our students.

The "College Bound" program allows students to take challenging courses taught by college faculty for credit in both high school and college. Bayfront students have the opportunity to register for Southwestern courses before the next term starts. The top two requested classes are scheduled, with Southwestern providing instructors if 40 or more students request a class. Students need a minimum high school GPA of 2.5 to join and can take a maximum of two classes or six units per semester.

Southwestern Classes Offered

  • Two hands with matching light skin tone clasp each other in a fist bump against a black background. The left wrist has a multicolored beaded bracelet, and the right wrist has a black wristwatch.

    American Sign Language 101

  • A metallic statue of Lady Justice holding a scale in her left hand, wearing a blindfold, and dressed in a flowing gown.

    CRIMINAL JUSTICE 111

  • A yellow book titled 'Everyday English' lying on a speckled, white tabletop surface.

    English 102

  • A bowl of salad with sliced tomatoes, cucumbers, hard-boiled eggs, greens, shredded cheese, and a fork on a rustic wooden table. Surrounding the bowl are half an avocado, sliced radishes, a small egg, a knife, a glass of tea, white flowers, and a small bowl of mixed peppercorns.

    HEALTH 110

  • Health 202

  • A person holding a coffee cup and reading a magazine about success and business growth, with a visible article titled 'The Entrepreneurs Guide to Success & Business Growth' and a picture of an older man in a suit.

    Learning Skills 100

  • Bookshelf in a bookstore or library with signs labeled 'Psychology' and other fields, illuminated by ceiling lights.

    PSYCHOLOGY 101

  • People sitting at tables in a busy café, some using phones, engaged in conversations, and some looking at menus. The café has industrial-style decor with hanging green lights and shelves with ceramics and books.

    SocioIology 116