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What is a student activity fee?The student activity fee is charged each semester for the purpose of funding the events and activities of student clubs and organizations, the student government association, and campus-wide special events. All students are encouraged to participate in these extra-curricular and co-curricular activities and to become involved in the campus community.
Why do I have to pay a Technology fee?The technology fee is assessed to support the student learning environment. More and more, learning is tied to technology through the use of computers, software, and other technology driven modes of instruction. This fee ensures that students have access to the latest in learning techniques and options and that the college remains "state of the art" in providing ...
Can I register without having to pay my tuition?No. All students should be prepared to pay for their tuition and fees at the time they register for classes. However, the college does offer a payment plan where students can pay 65% of their tuition and fees, plus a $20 processing fee, with the remaining balance due in installments. Please consult the current class schedule for additional information about tuition, fees, ...
Do I have to bring a copy of my high school diploma?Yes. Wayne County Community College is an "open door" institution, but students must be high school graduates or have successfully achieved a GED. Students will be asked to present proof of either graduation from high school or the GED.
Do I need to bring college transcripts?Yes. If you have ever attended a college or university other than WCCCD, you must submit official transcripts from any and all institutions. This information will be used by college personnel to determine what will transfer into WCCCD and will be helpful in placing you in courses that require assessment testing or have course prerequisites.
Can someone else register for me?No. It is college policy that all students conduct their own registration. This helps ensure that you are in courses that meet your educational goals and degree requirements and that you are not enrolled in courses that are not your own personal choice.
Why was my registration purged from the system?Your registration will only be purged (deleted) from the system for non-payment of tuition and fees. Payment of tuition and fees and/or arrangements for the payment plan must be conducted on the day that you register for classes. Failure to do so will result in your registration being purged at the end of the day on which you registered.
Why do I have to take an assessment test?To ensure success in college-level courses, the college requires all entering freshman students be assessed for skills in reading, writing, and mathematics. The results of this assessment test will be used to guide you into courses that are appropriate for your skill level and to assist you with building the necessary foundation required for success in college-level course...
I took some college courses 10 years ago. Can I still use these credits toward a degree?Yes. Although the curriculum in some college courses and programs changes very rapidly - computers is a good example - many degree programs have changed little over the course of the past decade. General education courses in subjects like English, history, math, etc. will generally be applied toward your degree requirements if deemed equivalent to the courses currently in ...
I think I have finished my degree requirements and want to know what I must do to graduate?Submit the completed form to a counselor, program director, or campus assistant dean for instruction for review, and Submit the reviewed application to the cashier’s office with the $25 graduation application fee. For additional information about graduation requirements, please consult the college catalog or visit the Admissions and Records Office.
I required to take developmental courses, even though they will not transfer?Yes. Developmental courses are designed to ensure your success in college-level courses. The foundation built in these courses will prepare you well for the rigors of freshman English and College Algebra courses required for almost all degree programs. Allowing students into these very difficult courses without the necessary foundation might very well result in failing gra...
I am having difficulty deciding on a major. Can someone assist me in this decision making process?Yes. Students are encouraged to visit with an academic advisor/counselor to discuss possible career options and majors that can prepare you to enter a particular career field. The Career Planning and Placement Office can further assist you in sorting out options for career choices, majors, etc. Look under the Current Students section for links to Academic Advising Links. |
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