Orientation sessions provide new students with more information about the college's programs and policies. These sessions are for students who have an application for admission on file and have met the admission requirements.
New Student Orientation Advisement Days
Recent high school graduates who plan to earn an associate degree or certificate or transfer to a four-year college or university must receive academic advising through the New Student Orientation program before registering for classes. Attending one of the sessions is a convenient way to learn about the college and prepare for your first semester at CLC.
The New Student Orientation Advisement Day includes:
- Campus tour
- Multimedia presentation about academics at CLC
- Information about financial aid opportunities
- Personal meeting with an academic advisor
- Class registration with assistance from staff
Enrolling at CLC for Spring 2010?
REGISTER NOW for New Student Orientation
Advisement Information Meetings (AIM)
AIMs are intended primarily for students who have graduated from high school more than two years ago and/or are course takers, but any student is welcome. While these sessions are optional, they provide information on the college's academic programs and policies and are approximately one hour in length. For more information, visit the Returning Adults Web page or view the A.I.M. Workbook (PDF).
Not sure for which to register?
- I plan to earn a Transfer or Associate's Degree or a Certificate from CLC:
- I am only taking a few courses at CLC and do not plan to earn a degree or certificate from CLC.
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Academic Info Sessions
Want to know more about your program? Attend one of these info sessions:
- Business
Accounting, Administrative Office Systems, Food Service Management, Paralegal Studies - Health and Horticulture
Dental Hygiene, Health Information Technology, Horticulture, Massage Therapy, Medical Assisting and Phlebotomy, Medical Imaging, Nursing, Wellness Coach and Fitness Trainer, Pharmacy Technician, RN Refresher, Surgical Technology - Social Sciences
Criminal Justice, Fire Science Technology, Early Childhood and Elementary Education, Human Services