Welcome to Admissions & Records

Online Registration is Now Available!

The following information outlines the Matriculation processes and procedures necessary to enroll in classes at Feather River College.   Before you begin, please review the four student categories and follow the links under the category that fits you.

Complete an Admissions Application (new students only)

1. Click "Current Students" tab (above) and select "Student Portal"
2. Select "2009 Admissions Application"
3. Click "First Time User Account Creation"
4. Create a "Login ID" (up to 9 alphanumeric characters)
5. Create and Verify a "PIN" (must be six numbers)
6. Click the "Login" button
7. Select "Application Type" and click the "Continue" button
8. Select the "Admissions Term" from the dropdown menu
9. Enter your "First, Middle, and Last Name"
10. Click the "Fill Out Application" button
11. Complete all information on the Application
12. Click the "Application is Complete" button
13. Print the "Signature Page" with your 9 digit "Student Identification Number"
14. Click the "Access Web for Student" button OR
15. Click the "EXIT" in upper right hand corner to Logout.

Click here to download a PDF of these instructions.

Online Orientation (new students only)

Online orientation is for new students planning to take 6 units or more and/or pursue a degree or certificate. This orientation will acquaint you with admissions processes, how to apply for financial aid, and provide tips to help you make the transition to college life.   Click here to begin orientation.

Take an Assessment Test (new students only)

All new students planning to take 6 units or more, pursue a degree or certificate, and/or take English or math courses are required to take an assessment test prior to advising/counseling appointments.  Assessment tests indicate an entering student's skill levels in English and math. We advise you to come rested and fully prepared to concentrate on these tests because the results assist you and the advisor/counselor in determining appropriate class placement.  The tests take about two hours to complete, and results are available almost immediately.  Results do not affect eligibility for admissions.  Special testing accommodations are available for students with disabilities and limited English skills by advance appointment.

Contact Marilynn Shaw at 530-283-0202, ext. 313, to arrange for an assessment test.

See an Advisor/Counselor

Students must meet with an advisor or counselor before enrolling in classes to identify educational and career goals and to develop a schedule of classes and a long-range, individualized Student Education Plan (SEP) to ensure that students will meet all degree, certificate or transfer requirements.  Assessment scores and high school and/or college transcripts are used to help in this process.

Continuing students who have completed 15 units of college credit are required to have an SEP on file, which should be updated every semester.

Contact Marilynn Shaw at 530-283-0202, ext. 313, to make an appointment.

To Enroll in Classes

1. Click "Current Students" tab (above) and select "Student Portal"
2. Select "Registration"
3. Key in your nine digit Login ID (Student Identification Number, not your SS#)
4. Key in your six digit PIN. New Students: Your temporary PIN is the 6 digit number you created with your application.  Current Students: Your initial PIN will be your 6 digit birth date (mmddyr).  You will be asked to change your PIN the first time you sign in. 
5. Click on "Student and Financial Aid"
6. Click on "Registration"
7. Click "Add or Drop Courses"
8. Select a Term "Spring 2009," click the "Submit" button
9. Enter the Course Reference Number (CRN) for courses you plan to enroll in OR
10. Click the "Class Search" button to search for courses
11. After all classes are selected, click the "Submit Changes" button....You are now offically enrolled.

Click here to download a PDF of these instructions.

 

Exemption from Matriculation Processes

Students have the right to waive participation in some of the Matriculation processes. Click here for more information.

 

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