If you attend another college or university, but are enrolling at Waubonsee for the first time to pick up some transferable credits this summer, welcome! Once you've picked out your classes, follow the steps outlined below to enroll.
Note: If you have attended Waubonsee before, you can register as a returning student.
Steps to Attend Summer Only
Apply
Submit our free New Student Application (NSA). It doesn’t commit you to Waubonsee, but it gets the process started by assigning you a student ID/X-number. It also allows us to better communicate with you throughout the enrollment process.
Satisfy Any Prereqs
If you’re looking to take English or math courses, or another course that has a prerequisite, you’ll need to meet placement requirements. A popular way to do that is through your home college/university coursework.
Submit your unofficial current college transcript using our Permit Form, and we'll see if you're set to take the courses you want to here at Waubonsee! Note that you do need a Waubonsee student ID/X-number to submit this form. See previous "Apply" step.
If you don't have current or previous college coursework that qualifies, you may also be able to use your high school GPA, ACT/SAT scores, or other measures for placement.
Watch Pre-Registration Review
Complete the online Pre-Registration Review (PRR) tutorial, found in mywcc, where you’ll learn to use the course schedule to select classes.
Register for Courses
You’re ready to register! The easiest way to do it is online through the mywcc portal.
Make a Payment
To hold your classes, make a tuition payment arrangement within one week of your registration.
- Pay in full (required for less than $200)
- Enroll in an interest-free payment plan
- Provide a verified source (financial aid, scholarships, veterans benefits or employer/3rd party)
How to Transfer the Credit Upon Completion
You should work with your home college/university to make sure you understand their processes. However, most will require an official Waubonsee transcript to verify your credits.
