New Student Assessment, Advising and Registration for Winter 2009!

If you have no previous college experience, assessment and advising are required prior to registering.

After you have received you student identification number, follow the next steps:

Step 1: Take English and Math Skills Assessment: 

If you have no previous college experience, you are required to take the English and math skills assessment.

If you have completed previous English and math coursework, take a copy of your transcript to the Assessment Office located in B132.

Drop-in assessment available to meet the demands of your busy schedule.
Visit the website for complete schedule

To take the skills assessment, please bring a government-issued photo ID and a $18.75 fee.

We recommend that you take the skills assessment the same day you meet with your advisor. To do this, you could take advantage of drop-in assessment and advising Monday thru Wednesday in order to get ready all in one stop! Read more below.

Step 2: Get academic advising and hands on assistance with registering for you first quarter of classes.

If you have no previous college experience, you are required to meet with an academic advisor your first quarter.

If you have college experience, meeting with an advisor is still highly recommended. Please bring in a copy of your unofficial transcript(s) to review with an academic advisor.

Drop in advising for new students begins Dec 1st to December 31st; Monday thru Wednesday.
Mondays: 9:30-4:30
Tuesdays and Wednesdays: 9:300-5:30 pm

Location:

Professional Academic advisors are available on the 2nd floor of the Student Services Building “B”

For questions, call:

425-564-2212.

Notes:

• if you are a Distance Education Student, please contact Liz Anderson.
• If you are a Running Start Student, please contact High School Programs.
• If you are tranferring credits in from another college, visit our Transfer-in website then meet with an advisor for an unofficial credit review.

Last modified 10/8/2008

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