How do I apply to Highline Community College online?

I'm considering applying to Highline Community College and would like to know more about their online application process. Is there anything specific I need to prepare before starting the application, and are there any tips for making it smoother?

You can apply to Highline Community College using their online application system. This is fairly simple and straightforward, but there are a few things you could prepare ahead of time to ease the process:

1. Personal Information: You'll be asked to provide your legal name, date of birth, gender, contact information, and social security number if you have one.

2. Academic Information: You need to know your educational history, including the schools you've attended and dates you attended them. If you have any college credits, having the transcript handy can help.

3. Program selection: Have a clear idea about the program you are interested in. Highline offers a wide range of degree and certificate programs. If you're not sure which to choose, consider using Highline's advising services to help identify a program that aligns with your academic and career goals.

4. Residency Information: This is for tuition purposes. If you're claiming Washington state residency, you'll need your exact move-in date.

5. Emergency Contact Information: Have the name and contact information of someone who can be reached in case of an emergency.

Once you've compiled all this information, you can head to the college's application page to start the online application process. The application is on the college's website; look for a link that says "Apply Now" or "Apply Online". Follow the registration steps, fill out the requested information and submit the application.

After submission, the college will process your application and send you an acceptance letter with your student ID number or any further instructions.

Remember to take your time, read through all the instructions carefully, and answer all questions honestly and to the best of your ability. Double-check your application for errors before you submit it. Many schools don't review your application until it's complete, so make sure you've fully answered every section to avoid any delays.