Checklist for the Re-entry Student

To Help Achieve Success

Take advantage of these resources and services to help you succeed in college. Contact the Re-entry Center about these services, or click on the links below.

	Online Application.
	Assessment. Free assessment exams are highly recommended, and sometimes required, for placing students into classes on the correct level.
	Orientation. This will provide an overview of admission and registration procedures, certificates and degrees, transfer information, financial aid, career resources, and campus services.
	Counseling. It is a good idea to see a counselor before you first enroll in classes and then on a regular basis throughout your college career. Counselors can help you with academic planning, career exploration, and personal counseling.
	Starter courses. Here are some great courses to help you get off to a good start in college: Human/Career Development 111 (HCD 111) - College Discovery Program for re-entry students Human/Career Development 310 (HCD 310) - College Success/Study Skills Human/Career Development 330 (HCD 330) - Life and Career Planning Library 102 (LIBR 102) - Introduction to Library Resources Business Technology 300 (BUSTEC 300) - Beginning Keyboarding/Applications Computer Information Science - Core 300 (CISC 300) - Computer Familiarization English Writing 53 (ENGWR 53) - LRC Writing Center English Reading 12 (ENGRD 12 )- LRC Reading Center Math 10 (MATH 10) - Developing Confidence in Math
	Helpful Campus Services Re-entry Center Counseling Center Financial Aid Tutoring Center (free) Children's Center Learning Disabilities Center Transfer Center Career & Job Opportunity Center Disabled Student Programs & Services (Enabling Center)