Next Steps for Non-Degree Admits
Now that you're part of the SJC Family, there are a few more steps to take to prepare for the first day of class. Below you'll find detailed information that will guide you through the enrollment process. Be sure to attend new student orientation, where you’ll gain valuable info about resources, opportunities and student life! We're here for you if you have any questions.
Please note, Non-Degree students are not eligible for financial aid. If a student wishes to change from non-degree to regular degree-seeking status, the student must meet the requirements for regular degree-seeking admission and reapply to San Juan College under degree-seeking student.
We encourage students to complete the steps below as soon as possible.
Official high school/GED transcripts may be sent directly to San Juan College through an e-transcript service. E-transcripts can be sent to transcripts@sanjuancollege.edu.
Official college transcripts from each college you have attended must be sent directly to San Juan College through an e-transcript service. E-transcripts can be sent to transcripts@sanjuancollege.edu.
Official college and high school/GED transcripts can also be sent in a sealed envelope from the issuing institution to:
Your MySJC account is your passport to campus. You will need to be able to login to MySJC before you can apply for housing, access your SJC email, accept financial aid, and register for classes. It's important to complete this step as soon as possible. Instructions on how to access your SJC account are sent to your personal email after you've been admitted.
To be issued an SJC student ID card, bring your current acceptable government-issued ID to the Office of Admissions (West Classroom Complex, Room 1911). There is no charge for your first ID card. If you have an older SJC ID card, you can trade it in for a new one at no charge.
Fees for a replacement ID card due to being lost or stolen card is $10 and will be charged to the student’s account.
Acceptable Government-Issued IDs
You will need to provide a government-issued ID to obtain a SJC ID card. Examples include:
- Official high school student identification card from the school currently attending
- Government-issued driver's license or non-driver ID card
- Government-issued passport
- Government-issued military or national identification card (Consulate, Permanent Resident Card, Immigrant Visa Card, Employment Authorization Card)
You may drop in or schedule an appointment with your advisor. Your advisor will help you create an academic plan, register for courses, and help you with other services.
Register via Self-Service through MySJC. When logged into MySJC, click on the "Go to Self-Service for Students" button in the Self-Service for Students section. In Self-Service, click on Student Registration. See Graphic Below.
You can also find PDF instructions on how to register in the Self-Service for Students section on MySJC by clicking on the "Student Registration Instructions (PDF)" turquoise button.
- You have three options when registering for a class
- Grade: For students who wish to earn credit towards your GPA.
- Pass/Fail: This designates pass or fail on your transcript without affecting your GPA. You still can earn credit.
- Non-Credit/Audit: This is listed as Audit. Auditing a class means to attend informally, not for academic credit. Auditing a class means to attend informally, not for academic credit.
How to Register or Audit a Class
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