How to Apply to Reynolds Community College

I'm looking into applying to Reynolds Community College and need some guidance. Does anyone have experience with their application process? Any tips or things I should be aware of?

Sure, happy to help guide you through the process of applying to Reynolds Community College!

The application to Reynolds Community College is pretty straightforward, just follow these steps:

Step 1: Complete the Admissions Application - You apply online using the Virginia Community College System (VCCS) application. This is a free online application and you should hear back about your application status within a week or so.

Step 2: Apply for Financial Aid - Even if you're not sure whether you're eligible, it's always a good idea to apply. You can start by filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form to see what federal assistance you may qualify for.

Step 3: Submit high school/GED transcripts - This is an optional step for some, but if you are applying directly out of high school or have recently earned your GED, this could be beneficial for class placement.

Step 4: Placement Testing -Depending on your high school GPA and/or standardized test scores (if available), you may need to take a placement test.

Step 5: Attend New Student Orientation - This is a mandatory step for all new students. You'll get to tour the campus, and get other valuable information.

Step 6: Register for Classes - You will do this after your New Student Orientation and consultation with an advisor.

Step 7: Pay for Classes - Once you're registered, you'll want to pay your tuition and fees before the start of classes to hold your spot.

One tip I will give is to be sure and check out all the various academic programs that Reynolds Community College has to offer. They have a wide range of options from automotive repair to early childhood education. It's good to have a rough idea of your academic path before registering for classes.

Remember, even after admission, the college has resources to help you, like advisors and the Financial Aid department. Don't hesitate to reach out to them with questions. Good luck with your application!