Your Guide to the Quarter

The Resource Hub and Food Pantry have moved!

If you're looking for help with meet basic needs – such as food, housing or other services – stop by the new Hub and Roary's Market in the Baldwin Winery building. Look for the entrance on the north side of the building, facing the A Quad and Stevens Creek Boulevard. (Financial Aid is on the other side.) 

• You can also find assistance online at deanza.edu/resources

Restrooms in Buildings L5, S2 and S6 are being renovated and will be unavailable through April 2026. Look for signs outside these buildings that will provide directions to other restrooms available nearby.

The passenger pickup and drop-off area near the Flint Garage has re-opened as of July 2025.

Visit the Measure G website for the latest information on various projects funded by the Measure G bonds.

If you’re a new student who declared an associate degree for transfer (ADT) as your goal, you’ll find a helpful sample education plan already loaded in your Degree Works account. Check it out and contact your counselor for assistance. (You can find your educational goal in the MyPortal Student Registration page and update it as needed.)

Students who are parents can find helpful resources on campus and in the surrounding community by checking the new Resources for Student Parents webpage.

Visit the Student Tech Support webpage for assistance with using MyPortal, getting a student email account, borrowing a computer, printing on campus and more!

If you’re taking a mix of online and on-campus classes, you can count on having a place to Zoom on campus. We've designated several spaces on campus where you will find power outlets and a good Wi-Fi signal. Look for the Zoom Spaces sign or check the map to find a location that's convenient for you.

De Anza has extended the deadlines for requesting Pass/No Pass retroactively for certain quarters during the COVID-19 pandemic.

• You can request Pass/No Pass retroactively for classes taken in
  • Winter or spring of 2022
  • Winter, spring, summer or fall of 2021
  • Winter, spring, summer or fall of 2020
• Before choosing Pass/No Pass, there are some important things you should consider: For example, some transfer universities may not accept Pass grades for certain requirements. It's a good idea to meet with a counselor to discuss this and other options before selecting Pass/No Pass.
• To learn more about these important considerations and how to submit a request, visit our Pass/No Pass webpage.

• Online Learning Resources: Visit this site for tips, guides and answers to your questions about using Canvas, Zoom and other online learning tools that your classes may be adopting.
• Staying Organized: This webpage has advice for planning and staying on top of your online coursework.
• Canvas Help: Need technical support with Canvas? This page has information on how to get help.
• More Student Resources: Visit this page for more links and tips.
• Get Ready for Online Learning: This  website has videos about getting "tech ready," managing your time, communicating with instructors and more.

• Many Library resources are available online. Visit the Library website to learn more.
• Need reference help? You can chat online with a librarian, during designated hours. Visit the Library website and look for the red button.

• Check out the options to borrow a computer on campus by visiting the Need a Computer webpage.
• If you need software or tech support, visit the Student Tech Support webpage at deanza.edu/students/tech-support
• All De Anza students can get free access to Microsoft 365 software, including Word, Excel and OneDrive for online storage. 

Get Microsoft 365

Tutoring and skills workshops are available via Zoom in many subjects.

• For Academic Skills, Listening and Speaking, Math and Science, Writing and Reading and General Subjects, visit the Student Success Center website.
• For tutoring help in Computer Information Systems (CIS) classes, visit the CIS tutoring webpage.

For tutoring after hours or on weekends: Visit the Student Success Center's Online Tutoring webpage for information about NetTutor via Canvas.

Students in the LEAD Learning Community put together a printable set of flyers with useful tips for studying online.

The guide includes advice for studying at home, creating online communities and self-care while studying at home.

• Download the LEAD Student Guide