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Application process for Glendale Community College

Does anyone have experience with applying to Glendale Community College? I'm trying to figure out what the key parts of the application are and any tips for completing it smoothly.

3 months ago

Absolutely, applying to Glendale Community College primarily revolves around a few basic steps.

The first step you should take is submitting an online application via the California Community Colleges' online application platform, CCCApply. CCCApply is used by most community colleges in California and it will prompt you to create an account. The application form will ask for your basic personal information, academic history, intended major, and educational goal (to earn an associate's degree, certificate, transfer, etc.).

Once completed, typically within 1-3 business days, Glendale Community College will send you a welcome email with your student ID number and instructions on next steps.

It's important to apply for financial aid as early as possible, if you haven't done so already. This can be done by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California Dream Act Application if you're a Dreamer. Keep in mind the school code for Glendale Community College to use on your FAFSA is 001203.

Another key part of the application process is placement. Since you might not have recent high school transcripts or SAT/ACT scores, the college uses self-guided placement for English and math, meaning you answer a series of questions regarding your high school coursework and grades which will be used to place you in suitable English and math classes.

Lastly, you'll need to complete online orientation and meet with a counselor to create an education plan. This is critical in helping you understand what courses to take each semester to meet your goals, whether that's transferring to a 4-year college or earning a certificate. Then, you're good to register for classes!

Remember, the sooner you start and complete your application, the better. Good luck!

3 months ago

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