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I have attended a college other than Clark

· Apply for Admission
· Submit College Transcripts
· Apply for Financial Aid
· Complete Placement Testing


· Meet with an Advisor
· Online Orientation
· Register for Classes
Apply for Admission

If you are at least 18 years of age, or have graduated from high school, or hold a GED certificate, you are qualified to attend Clark College. Special consideration may be given to students who do not meet these requirements.

To enroll for nine credits or more or to pursue a degree or certificate, you must complete an Application for Admission. You can apply for admission any time during the year. You are encouraged to apply early to meet Priority Admissions Deadlines. Registration appointments are issued based on the date we receive your application.

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If you plan to take eight credits or less and are not seeking a degree or certificate, you can register for classes without completing an application in the following ways:

 

Submit College Transcripts

After you apply, you must have official transcripts from all colleges you have attended sent to the Admissions Office. The transcripts must be received by the priority admissions deadline to have the credits count towards your registration appointment priority.

Apply for Financial Aid

You must complete an application for admission prior to applying for financial aid. The Financial Aid Office cannot process your file until the Admissions Office has received your application. Visit the Financial Aid section of this web site for financial aid application instructions and deadlines.

Complete Placement Testing

You must complete placement testing prior to registering for any courses in math or English. Call the Placement Testing Office to schedule an appointment. You do not need to test, if you have taken college math and English courses and have submitted the proper transcripts.

Meet with an Advisor

Academic advisors are there to help you define your educational goals and select classes required to complete your degree or certificate. If you take more than eight credits a quarter, you must meet with an advisor prior to registering. Visit or call the Advising Center to schedule an appointment. During registration periods, the center serves students on a walk-in basis.

Online Orientation

Some students may desire an orientation to Clark College. We recommend an online orientation available on our website http://www.clark.edu/orientation . The information provided at orientation will make your experience at Clark College more successful. During the orientation, you will learn registration policies and procedures, how to register online, advising, degree requirements, and other student resources at Clark.

Register for Classes


If you complete an application by the priority admissions deadline, you will be mailed a registration access date/time. Your registration access date/time will be based on the number of credits previously earned from other colleges as determined by your transcripts. You must have official transcripts from other colleges you have attended on file in the Admissions Office by the priority admissions deadline to have the credits count towards appointment priority. You may also register during Open Registration. Other registration options include:






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