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Free Electronic Waste Recycling Event

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Mt. Sierra College is partnering with the Foothill Unity Auxiliary Center for a free event to recycle your electronic waste. To participate, bring your electronic waste to the parking lot of Mt. Sierra College located at 101 E. Huntington Drive, Monrovia, CA 91016.

Common electronics items accepted are: Computer Monitors, Television Sets, LCD’s, Plasma TV’s, Telephones, PC equipment, Battery Powered Toys, Cameras, Cell Phones, Vacuums, and Power Tools. Items that are not accepted are Household Batteries, Fluorescent Light Bulbs, Glass, Wood, Tires, or Large Appliances. Acts will also accept other donations of clothing, furniture, house wares, and books.

Mt. Sierra College offers bachelor degree programs in three areas of study: media arts, business, and technology. The College has designed its degree programs to provide you with a well-rounded education – a technology driven, academically sound curriculum for tomorrow’s professionals. All programs are designed to be completed in twelve consecutive quarter terms over a period of three calendar years.

Mt. Sierra College offers year-round enrollment, and applications are accepted for the Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer quarters. The degree programs at Mt. Sierra College are open to all qualified applicants who have successfully earned a high school diploma or the equivalent. Acceptance to Mt. Sierra College is based primarily on a review of applicant’s high school and/or college transcripts and entrance assessments results. To learn more about Mt. Sierra, please visit www.mtsierra.edu.

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