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General Admissions Procedures
If you are enrolling to pursue a certificate or degree, preparing for transfer to another college or university, or exploring personal interests via a degree-credit course and you've graduated from a U.S. high school, you will be admitted and placed in classes based on your unweighted GPA or by other admission placement criteria.
- Apply
- Set Up Your NetID
- Identity Verification
- Transfer Credits to WCC
- Establish Your Academic Levels
- Complete Orientation
What to Expect: Applying is free and only takes about 10 minutes to complete. The application will allow you to upload your high school transcripts or unofficial college transcripts, if applicable, and other application materials. It can take up to one business day for your application to be processed. You will receive email communication with your WCC Student ID number in your "Welcome to WCC" email. Depending on your situation, you may have additional admissions checklist items to complete prior to being able to register for class.
How to Satisfy Your Admissions Entry Assessment Checklist Item
Writing Placement Test is used to calculate your academic levels for reading and writing and may be completed on any device.
Accuplacer Test is available for you to take in person, please note the testing center hours.
Standardized Test Scores: Submit a PDF score report of your ACT, SAT, PSAT 10 or PSAT 11 score report for evaluation and course placement.
U.S. High School GPA: If you are a graduate from an accredited U.S. high school with a cumulative GPA of 2.5, submit your final transcript showing a posted graduation date. If you are currently a senior at an accredited U.S. high school and have a cumulative GPA of 2.5, submit your current transcript.
Additional Links
- Register for Classes
- Get Academic Advising Help
- Learn How to Register
- Find books and Open Educational Resources (OERS)
What to Expect: You will check the class schedule to see what classes WCC is offering and review your degree requirements to see which classes are required. Pay special attention to prerequisites and corequisites, which are classes or skill levels that are required before you can register for a course. Be mindful of payment deadlines to ensure you aren't dropped from your classes. If for some reason you decide you are unable to take the class, you should drop the class by the Last Day to Drop. If you just quit coming to class but do not drop it, you will still owe the College for tuition and fees.
- Pay for School
- Learn Payment Deadlines & Due Dates
- Apply for Financial Aid & Scholarships
- Earn Credit for Prior Learning (CPL)
- Access Veteran's Benefits
What to Expect: Where you live (your residency status) determines your tuition rate, and you can review the WCC residency status criteria to prepare for your payment. If not using financial aid, set up a Student Payment Plan and/or Pay Your Bill. There are various ways to pay for your tuition. Each class lists the required books and supplies, including their cost. If you need help with the cost of your tuition, visit the Office or Financial Aid for loans and scholarships or Student Resource Center for emergency food and financial assistance.
Information Hub
Guest Students
Enrolled at another university and want to take courses at WCC
Health & 2nd Tier Admissions
Competitive admission degrees & certificates
Former/returning WCC Students
Returning students coming back to WCC after two years or more.
Senior Citizens in Washtenaw County
Emeritus scholarship program information
Current High School Students
Options for students to take WCC classes while in high school
International Students
Application information for F1 Visa students
Washtenaw Technical Middle College
WCC’s Early Middle College
Still Need Help?
- Connect with the Student Welcome Center or sign up to attend a tour and information session.
- Explore programs by interest, take a career assessment or work directly with academic advisors to help you identify your career pathway.
- Compete your admission checklist (MyChecklist) when you log-in through the Student Gateway. Click on the Applicant tab, complete Application Checklist items which may include placement testing and new student orientation.
- Drop in or make an appointment with your academic advisor to create an educational plan, which will help you graduate on time and on budget. You should place next term's classes before registration begins in order to avoid full classes and waitlists.