Foothill College Catalog
2025-2026 Academic Catalog
The annual Foothill College Academic Catalog is now fully online, making it easier than ever to explore our programs, courses, degree pathways, and academic policies. Whether you're planning your first quarter, preparing to transfer, or exploring new opportunities, the catalog is your go-to resource for accurate and up-to-date information.
You can view the interactive online catalog or download the PDF version for offline use, long-term planning, or advising appointments. Both formats include details on program requirements, course descriptions, GE patterns, academic regulations, and student support services.
We welcome your questions and feedback as we continue refining and improving the catalog
experience.
If you have suggestions or notice anything that could be clearer, please email us
at websupport@fhda.edu
Course Catalog Archives & AddendumsWith the 2021–2022 academic year, Foothill transitioned to a fully online catalog format in partnership with CourseLeaf, our third-party publishing platform. This shift allows us to provide more accurate, accessible, and frequently updated information for students, faculty, and staff. If you are looking for previous catalog years, you’ll find a mix of online and PDF versions available for reference. Earlier years may be offered only as downloadable PDFs, while more recent editions include fully searchable online formats for easier navigation and planning. |
Accessibility Disclaimer and Support
Foothill College is committed to accessibility and access. We have made every effort to ensure our PDF catalogs are user-friendly and in compliance with ADA guidelines for higher education. However, there may be unintentional errors or issues, especially with past years as listed below. If you need assistance accessing any catalog, please contact our Disability Resource Center.
CourseLeaf Catalog Archives
Foothill College maintains an organized archive of past academic catalogs, allowing students, faculty, and staff to reference program requirements, course descriptions, and policies from previous academic years. These archives include both online and PDF formats, depending on the year, and serve as an important resource for long-term educational planning, verification, and historical record-keeping. Whether you’re reviewing older degree pathways or confirming catalog rights, the CourseLeaf archives provide reliable access to Foothill’s academic history.
