Welcome to Admissions
Who can apply?
If you are at least 18 years old or have your high school diploma or GED certificate and would benefit
from the College's classes, you're welcome to apply. High school students who wish to take
college-level classes while completing high school may also apply but their assessment scores
must meet College-level minimums before admittance will be granted. High school
applicants must also be at least 15 years of age and in the 10th grade.
How to Apply
Simply fill out the online application for admission.
Suggested Application Deadline for new students:
April 21, 2008 for Spring/Summer 2008
In order to have enough time to complete their admission requirements before the semester begins,
students are encouraged to submit their applications by April 21, 2008.
Apply and register early for best course selection. New student registration begins March 19, 2008.
Application Deadline for F1 Visa students:
March 15, 2008 for Spring/Summer 2008
New and transferring F1 visa applicants need to complete their admission requirements no later than March 15, 2008
in order to be admitted for the Spring/Summer 2008 semester.
How much does it cost to apply?
Nothing. It's free.
Do I have to apply each semester?
No. Unless:
- You took credit classes at WCC over two years ago.
or
- You are a dual-enrolled high school student and under 18 years of age.
After Applying
Most applicants are required to complete online orientation after they apply and are assigned a WCC student ID number.
Next, they must attend an in-person orientation and then take basic skills assessment before they are admitted.
Applicants cannot register until they are admitted: use your mailed checklist to find out what you must do to be admitted.
For orientation details, go to the
Orientation & Assessment web site.
If you have questions, call 734-973-3543.
Register Online
Admitted students may register by
logging into MyWCC
during the registation period.
Readmission for Those Who Took WCC Credit Classes Over Two Years Ago
If your last semester at WCC was before Spring/Summer 2006, you must reapply but probably
will not have to take orientation and assessment. Start by filling out the
online applicationfor admission.
Additional Admission Steps for Particular Populations
- Health programs or other high demand programs may have additional
admission requirements. Consult the program information in the College catalog or the
Programs section of the College Web site.
- High school students who wish to take college classes while still in high school
must submit an application that is signed by their parent/guardian and high school
counselor or principal. Their assessment scores must meet College-level minimums before
admittance will be granted.
The following forms are PDF documents and require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view or print.
If you do not already have Adobe Acrobat
Reader, you can download it for free from
Adobe.
 Minor Student Enrollment Parental Consent Form
Dual Enrollee Consent Form
- F1 visa students must complete all requirements for an I-20 before being
admitted and must submit a "Request for Registration Authorization" form to
Student Connection every semester before they will be allowed to register.
Click here to view the admission requirements.
The following form is a PDF document and requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view or print.
If you do not already have Adobe Acrobat
Reader, you can download it for free from
Adobe.
Request for Registration Authorization Form
Prospective F1 Student Signature Form
- Guest students from an accredited U.S. college may submit a guest application.
Non-immigrants: Apply for a Student Visa
Students with non-immigrant status should apply for a student visa if they are planning to pursue a course of study.
B1, B2, or F2 visas allow students to take only an occasional course for recreation.
Do you have more questions?
Please see our Frequently Asked Questions section for more questions and answers.
If you have any questions along the way, you can always call the Student Connection at 734-973-3543.
Enrollment Services Hours
The regular hours for Financial Aid, Student Records, Student Connection, and Admissions are:
Monday through Thursday: 8:00am to 6:00pm
Friday: 8:00am to 5:00pm
Closed holidays. Extended and/or shortened hours on other days. Please see the Enrollment Services Hours page for details.
Come by and see us
Admissions questions can be answered in person at the the
main Student Connection desk on the second floor of the Student
Center building or by calling 734-973-3543.
If you'd like to schedule a personalized tour of campus, call 734-973-3543.
Office of Admissions
Washtenaw Community College
4800 E Huron River Dr, PO Box 1610
Ann Arbor MI 48106-1610
You can reach us by phone at 734-973-3543.
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International Students
Visit International Student Services to find out about special admission requirements for international students.
LifeLong Learning
You do not need to be admitted to take LifeLong Learning (non-credit) classes.
Adult Transitions
WCC can also help you prepare to get your GED or take the college admissions test.
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