Apply to the College
Complete an application to 91Ӱ. You will receive a letter of acceptance that gives you information about signing up for orientation and lists any additional information you may need to provide to complete the admission process.
Submit official high school transcripts, or college transcripts if you are transferring to 91Ӱ
You must submit your transcripts from:
- The high school you graduated from
- high school transcripts are not required if you have a bachelor’s degree or higher
- General Educational Development (GED) if you received a State of 91Ӱ High School Equivalency diploma
- GED transcripts are not required if you have a bachelor’s degree or higher
- Any college you previously attended
- Any vocational school you previously attended
The 91Ӱ Transcript Request Form can be used to request official transcripts from high schools and colleges. Visit the to request GED transcripts. Each transcript must be sent directly from the school or college to 91Ӱ by mail or electronic transfer. Faxed copies are not official transcripts. Be aware that some colleges charge a small fee for issuing transcripts and will not respond to your request until the fee is paid.
Submit 91Ӱ residency
A 91Ӱ Resident is a person who has established and maintained legal residency in 91Ӱ for at least 12 consecutive months (one year) immediately before the first day of classes for the initial term of enrollment. If you are under the age of 24 when you begin class(es), your residency will be based on your parent or legal guardian’s information. Unless you qualify as an independent person based on circumstances listed on the 91Ӱ Resident Declaration Form.
Complete your financial aid application
View 91Ӱ’s Financial Aid and Scholarships section to learn more about applying for and tracking your financial aid. Your first step is completing the as soon as possible. The FAFSA is the primary source used to determine your eligibility for financial aid. You may also be able to apply for scholarships through the 91Ӱ Financial Aid Office; 784-7254.
Complete placement testing, if needed
New students may be required to take a college placement test before enrolling in 91Ӱ. Placement tests are offered at every 91Ӱ campus and center. After consulting your advisor, make your testing appointment by calling the 91Ӱ Testing Center at 784-7214.
Complete GPS New Student Orientation
All new and transfer students are required to complete GPS New Student Orientation before they receive advising and register for classes. Orientation is offered at every 91Ӱ campus and center. For more information, email the 91Ӱ Career Development Center or call 784-7412.
Meet with your advisor to register for classes
You must consult an advisor if you are:
- A new student
- A student who is transferring to 91Ӱ from another college
- A former 91Ӱ student who is resuming your studies after an absence
| Applying To: | Seek Advisement From: |
| Associate Degree Program | Advisor or Campus Director |
| College Certificate Program | Advisor, Campus Director, Department Chair, Program Manager, or Appropriate Faculty |
| Bachelor’s Degree Program | Consult the web pages of the bachelor’s degree program you wish to enter to learn about its specific application and advising process. |
Apply for Foundation scholarships at
Pay your tuition and fees
Pay your tuition and fees before the payment deadline; otherwise, you will be dropped from your classes. You can make payments through or at the in Building B on the Highlands Campus or at your hometown 91Ӱ campus or center.
Purchase your books and supplies
Purchase textbooks and supplies at the , located in the lobby of Building B on the Highlands Campus or online. Bring your class schedule with you to make sure you purchase the correct textbooks.
Get an 91Ӱ Student ID and Parking Decal
Student IDs and parking decals can be obtained at the Highlands Campus Welcome Center in Building B.


