Six Quick Tips for First Week

1. Do attend all your classes (both registered and waitlisted)
2. Don’t park in undesignated parking areas or forget to place parking permit sticker on your vehicle
3. Don’t forget to submit blue registration forms with instructor signature to Enrollment Services before signature expires (for waitlist classes and other courses you are adding first week)
4. Do attend drop-in advising at the CAP center if you have questions
5. Do attend “Jump Start” activities on campus this week if you are interested and can fit one or more into your schedule (See Student E-news)
6. Don’t forget to complete requirements of 2nd/3rd Academic Warnings (if applicable to you) BEFORE deadline to avoid being withdrawn from courses 

 

Get Help Filing your Application for Financial Aid

Do you need money to help you pay for school?  Are you having a difficult time completing your 2013-2014 FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)? This is your opportunity get some assistance! Join us at one of the following workshops and a financial aid staff member will be available to help you complete your FAFSA online.

FAFSA Workshops - Click here for specific times and locations:  http://www.cocc.edu/home/whats-new/fafsa-workshop---summer-dates/

Getting Help to Get Started

Are you considering attending COCC, but unsure how to get started?  Free Getting Started sessions are offered regularly to help you through the steps to enroll in classes!  COCC representatives guide you through the time sensitive steps for enrollment, including federal funding, placement testing, advising/registration, orientation and the use of academic support services.  See this link for more information on Getting Started Sessions.  RSVP is preferred. 

Free academic support services

COCC has multiple FREE academic support services:

• Academic Advising
• Career Services
• Computer Labs
• Counseling
• Services for Students with Disabilities
• Library
• Multicultural Center
• Native American Program
• Study Abroad Program
• Testing and Tutoring

Find out more information about these services on our website,  in your catalogue or call 541-383-7700 to be directed to appropriate department

Summer Term - Week 2 Do's and Don'ts

Do check your class schedule in your Bobcat account to ensure accuracy before tuition is due. 

Do drop any unwanted courses before tuition deadline

Don’t  assume classes are dropped from your schedule.   Financial aid department does not drop classes for you.  Not attending does not constitute an official drop.   

Do check the balance due for courses to ensure you have enough funds (or financial aid) to cover the costs
Do ensure you have met all requirements for financial aid (if applicable to you) and/or made other payment arrangements to avoid late fees

Six Do's and Don'ts for First Week of Summer Term -

1)  Do attend all your classes (both registered and waitlisted)

2)  Do arrive early (parking is difficult the first two weeks of class)

3)  Don’t park in undesignated parking areas or forget to place parking permit sticker on your vehicle

4)  Don’t forget to submit blue registration forms with instructor signature to Enrollment Services before signature expires (for waitlist classes and other courses you are adding first week)

5)  Do attend drop-in advising at the CAP center if you have questions

6)  Don’t forget to complete requirements of 2nd/3rd Academic Warnings (if applicable to you) BEFORE deadline to avoid being withdrawn from courses 

Week 10 - Great Finals Week Tips