1 New & Prospective DL Student 2 Returning Students 3 Planning your classes 4 AFTER you've Registered
If you are a returning student, or have taken a course at any of the Seattle Community Colleges you will have one student identification number (SID) assigned to you.
- A Student Identification Number(SID) is 9 digits and is assigned to you upon enrollment
- Previously enrolled (returning) students may register online here: SSCC Student Online Services [with your SID # and password]
- New Students may apply for a Student Identification Number (SID) here: Web Admissions
- To plan your Distance Learning (DL) classes, go to the DL Course Listing web page , choose your classes, print out your course information and then go to the SSCC Student Online Services page to register online.
- Once you're registered, it's your responsibility to get and Stay In Touch
- SSCC online course- taught by SSCC faculty using Blackboard (a course management application) as their classroom platform. Course item number ends with section number ".70"
- SSCC online course - taught by SSCC faculty using their own website orthrough the Tech Ed site for online computer courses at www.ssccit.com. Course item number ends with section number ".70"
- SSCC online WAOL course - offered through the Washington Online Consortium (WAOL) - www.waol.org. WAOL (Washington Online) courses are a special type of course offered by South Seattle Community College. WAOL course item numbers end with section numbers ".72 or .78"
WAOL courses use a course management web application called "Blackboard"
- WAOL courses follow a different quarter schedule from the other distance courses offered
- WAOL has minimum hardware requirements to take a WAOL course: http://www.waol.org/getstarted/requirements.asp
- WAOL courses require regular participation in a virtual classroom. If you are unfamiliar with this concept, please take the time to view a brief online tutorial: http://www.waol.org/getstarted/weekZero.asp
- SSCC telecourse - taught by SSCC faculty where courses meet in-person for 4-6 courses and videos/dvd are used for instruction. Course item number ends with section number ".77"
- SSCC Math courses - 99% of the Math courses are taught by SSCC faculty using Academic Systems, which the students have access to in the Open Computer Lab and through a disk in their textbook.
There is one Math course, MAT 107, offered through WAOL during the year. Course item number ends with section number ".70"
This website offers a Class Planning Tool to help compile all the information you will need to enroll (it does not officially enroll you)
- Go to the PLANNER TOOL
- Choose your class(es) (you can add and delete them as desired because this is a planner only -- it does not offiically register you)
- PRINT OUT the results of what you plan to take online with SSCC and then go through the registration process:
- New Students: Take your 'printed planning page' to the REGISTRATION office to officially enroll
- Returning Students : Take your 'printed planning page' to the REGISTRATION office to officially enroll or if you have your SID # and password -- you can go online to register for classes!
1 New & Prospective DL Student 2 Returning Students 3 Planning your classes 4 AFTER you've Registered