Follow the regular How to Register process as outlined on the Registration page.
Complete the additional requirements on this page if you are a member of these groups:
- Academic Caution or Warning Status Students
- Emeritus Students
- ESL Students
- F-1 Visa Students
- High School Students
- Home School Students
- Minor Students
- Students Wanting to Register for 18 or more credit hours
- Veteran Students

Academic Caution or Warning Status Students
If you are in Academic Caution or Warning Status you must see an Advisor in order to get permission to register.

Emeritus Students
If you:

Live in Washtenaw County (have In-District residency status per the WCC residency policy).
Will be 65 years old as of the first day of the semester for which you register.
Have been admitted to WCC as a credit student.
Have brought proof of date of birth and residency to the Student Connection on the second floor of WCC's Student Center before the payment deadline.

Then:

You may register like anyone else.
WCC will pay your tuition, contact hour fee, and the technology enrollment fee for credit classes.
You must, however, pay any other fees.

If a credit class for which you register fills, WCC may call you to tell you that:

You can stay in the class if you pay the tuition, or
You can be put on a waitlist. If a space opens, then you will get into the class and have the tuition be paid by the Emeritus Scholarship.

For information regarding non-credit classes, visit the Discounts section of the LifeLong Learning website.

ESL Students
If you are taking English as a Second Language classes you must see a counselor or advisor in order to get permission to register. Your are welcome to visit the International Center on the second floor of the Student Center Building.

F-1 Visa Students
If you are on an F-1 student visa and hold an I-20 from WCC you need to submit a "Request for Authorization" form to the Student Connection each semester before you can register.

High School Students
If you are in High School you must turn in a Parent/Principal Consent Form (PDF) [also known as the Minor Student Enrollment Parental Consent Form and the Dual Enrollee Consent Form] to the Student Connection each semester before you can register. You may take a maximum of seven credit hours per semester.

Home School Students
If you are a Home School student you must see a WCC advisor and turn in a a Parent/Principal Consent Form (PDF) [also known as the Minor Student Enrollment Parental Consent Form and the Dual Enrollee Consent Form] to the Student Connection each semester before you can register. You may take a maximum of seven credit hours per semester.

Minor Students
If you are a Minor Student, that is if you are not yet 18 years of age, you must submit a a Parent/Principal Consent Form (PDF) [also known as the Minor Student Enrollment Parental Consent Form and the Dual Enrollee Consent Form] to the Student Connection each semester before you can register. This is true even if you have graduated from High School. If you have emancipated legal status you do not have to submit the form.

Students Wanting to Register for 18 or more credit hours
Before you can register for 18 or more credit hours in a semester you must have your schedule approved by an advisor.

Veteran Students
If you are a veteran and interested in using your Veteran's benefits, contact the Enrollment Services Veteran Certification Clerk at 734-973-3616 before you register. To be certified for benefits, you must fill out a V.A. Request To Be Certified Form each semester and whenever you add or drop a class. The form can be picked up from and submitted to the Student Connection. Veterans must fulfill payment responsibilities by published due dates. Additional information is available on the Veteran Information web page.

Referring Links:
• WCC Home.
• Student Services.
• Student Connection.
• Registration.

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