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Applying to Community College

1. Apply

This is the first step for students intending to take classes to start in the fall. Although paper applications still exist at some community colleges, most colleges do have online applications, so check your college’s website for more information. 

2. Take placement tests

Typically, colleges require students to take placement tests for Math and English before students can enroll in classes in those subjects and should taken at least 3 weeks before registration. 

3. Orientation

Orientation is your opportunity to talk to a college counselor who can help you review program options, discuss financial aid, sign up for classes, review requirements, and help you reach your goals. Since you will often sign up for classes during orientation, you want to sign up for orientation as early as you can. 

 

Next Steps

For the next few steps to applying to a community colleges, please download the Community College Handbook.