1. Before you enroll in classes you must submit an Application for Enrollment and Supplemental Data Sheet (SDS) at www.scc.losrios.edu. You may enroll in your classes one hour later.
2. Receive priority registration by completing the Matriculation process-
   • Take an Assessment test. Assessment testing schedules are posted online at www.scc.losrios.edu or at the Assessment Office located in the Student Services Building, SS121. Remember, you must have Assessment results with you when you meet a counselor.
   • After your Application for Enrollment and SDS has been submitted, stop by the Information & Orientation Office, RN 138, or call (916) 558-2147 for an Orientation appointment.
   • Attend the Orientation. The Orientation includes a Counseling session where a Counselor Approved Plan will be made for you. Please bring Assessment results and an unofficial high school transcript to the session.
3. File for a fee waiver, (Board of Governors Assistance-BOGW, grants, fee credits) with the Financial Aid Office.
4. File for deferments at the Veterans Office if you receive vocational rehabilitation assistance or are a dependent of a deceased/disabled veteran.
5. Register during Priority 1 status. Check website for registration date and time.

Payment must be received in the Business Office within ten (10) days after registering for classes or your enrollment will be cancelled.

Continuing students must complete the Supplemental Data Sheet (SDS) at www.scc.losrios.edu for each semester they register for classes. New, transfer and returning students must complete the application for enrollment. New, non-exempt, first-time college students must follow the Matriculation process to receive priority registration.

Students can locate their registration date and time using eServices on the SCC website. Be sure to pick up a Schedule of Classes each semester for updated information.

College Costs

In addition to your usual living expenses, there will be additional costs to consider and plan for when you enroll. Remember, your costs may be somewhat different from that of the average student if you are enrolling in a program with equipment and/or uniform requirements, such as the Cosmetology, Dental and Nursing Programs.

Fees*

• Enrollment fee: $20 per unit.
• Books and Supplies: $910 (estimated average per year)**
• Non-Resident/Out-of-State: $193 per unit.
• International Student Tuition: $211 per unit.
• If you park your car on SCC campus: $60 per year (Fall & Spring Semesters) for on-campus parking permits; Summer only is $15.

  Cars	$30 per semester
  Motorcyle	$15 per semester
  Bike Lockers	$18 per semester plus $10 deposit

*Enrollment fees subject to change. California Community College enrollment fees are determined by the state legislature and may change from time to time.

Financial Aid

Financial aid programs are available to SCC students who meet the eligibility requirements. The programs are:

• Federal Pell Grant
• Federal Stafford Student Loans
• Federal Work Study (FWS)
• Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
• Enrollment Fee Waiver/Credits should include Board of Governors Fee Waiver (BOGW)
• Chafee Grant (for former foster care students)
• Academic Competitivness Grant (ACG)

Student Access Card

• When paying registration fees, students also pay for the Student Access Card. The fee is $5 per semester for less than six units; $10 per semester for 6 to 11.9 units; and $15 per semester for 12 or more units.

• The fee is not charged for the summer session.
• The fee is non-refundable.
• BOG Fee Waiver students will only be charged half of what other students pay. BOG Fee Waiver students enrolled in less than six units will be charged $2.50; those enrolled in 6 to 11.9 units will be charged $5; and those enrolled in 12 units or more will be charged $7.50.

The Student Access Card is the students:

• Official College Photo ID Card
• Regional Transit Pass Card
• College Library Card
• GoPrint Card
• Discount Card at participating stores

Students can pick up their Student Access Card in the Information & Orientation Office, (RN-138), SCC library, and the Davis, West Sacramento and Downtown Centers.

Buying Your Textbooks

Students should take a copy of their class schedule to the College Store. The staff can assist in determining which books are needed. It's a good idea to have textbooks the first day of classes.

Attending Classes

It is very important to attend all class meetings, especially the very first day. If you are not present in class, your instructor may drop you and give your seat to someone else. Anytime you cannot be in class, advise your instructor in advance-unexcused absences affect your grades. Instructors will usually advise students on the first day of class about methods of communicating with him/her.

Dropping Classes

Remember, it is your responsibility to inform the school when you are dropping classes. Check the College Calendar and Schedule of Classes for drop deadlines. You do not need the instructor's signature to drop a class.

If you merely stop attending classes, you may receive failing or incomplete grades. Instructors do not automatically drop you if you do not attend. Many students wind up on probation because they do not drop their classes on time. Be aware of deadlines and protect your grades!