The U.S. Department of Education has made funds available to Shoreline Community College in Federal Covid Assistance funds, HEERF lll, to support our students and ensure learning continues during the COVID-19 pandemic. You may qualify up to a maximum of $2165 per quarter to help pay for any component of your college cost of attendance or for emergency costs that arise due to the coronavirus, such as tuition and fees, textbooks and course materials, housing/rent, food, technology, healthcare, and childcare.
You can submit an application for Fall Quarter 2021 at this time. Priority will be given to students with exceptional need and who are currently enrolled in Fall Quarter 2021 classes at Shoreline. All students can apply, including, domestic, international, undocumented students, students in non-degree seeking (Pre-requisite for graduate programs), non-credit (Transitional Studies such as ABE,ESL) dual enrollment (Running Start, CEO) continuing education classes and fully distance education students could qualify.
Grants will be awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis until funding runs out and will be disbursed as quickly as possible. This grant does not need to be repaid and will not negate or replace any financial aid you may have already received. Apply now! Shoreline Community College stands with you during this time!
Check out this live feed time-lapse video chronicling the progress of the demolition of the old 2500 Dental Hygiene/Advanced Manufacturing building and subsequent construction of the new Health Sciences and Advanced Manufacturing building.
All SCC students, faculty, and staff are invited to check out the Fall 2021 Survival Guide presented by Student Life! The annual resource guide is available by accessible pdf at https://bit.ly/virtualSG21 and includes important information about campus resources and involvement opportunities with live links!
October is LGBTQ+ History Month, and to celebrate the Gender Equity Center and Student Life are hosting a series of events throughout the month to educate and raise awareness amongst our students, faculty, and staff.
Join us for the following:
LGBTQ+ History Exhibit – all month long in the PUB lobby
Project Pride Meeting – Tues. 10/5 at 4:30pm via Zoom (e-mail smusnicki@shoreline.edu for the link)
National Coming Out Day – Mon. 10/11 from 10am-1pm on the PUB Courtyard
Virtual Fireside Chat – Tues. 10/19 at 5pm viz Zoom (bit.ly/LGBTQchat)
Virtual LGBTQ+ Ally Training – Weds. 10/27 from 1-3pm via Zoom (bit.ly/SCCally_FA21)
For more information about these events, visit the Gender Equity Center on Instagram (@genderequityscc) or e-mail smusnicki@shoreline.edu.
https://www.instagram.com/genderequityscc
Welcome students! We hope the first few days of your quarter are off to a great start.
To ensure the next few weeks of the quarter go just as smoothly, check out the important dates listed below.
Oct. 1: Waitlist ends – after this date, instructor permission is needed to add most classes and waitlists will be disabled. Learn more about the Automatic Waitlist Procedure.
Oct. 5: Last day to add/drop classes online; last day for 100% refund if you drop; last day to add a new class this quarter
Oct. 6-12: Late enrollment. Petition for Late Enrollment required (late enrollment permitted only in rare and unusual circumstances)
Oct. 13: $15 drop fee begins and “W” begins if you drop
Oct. 15: Graduation application deadline
Oct. 18: Last day to submit your vaccine attestation form (mandatory for all students who will be on campus for classes and/or ANY other activities)
Oct. 19: Last day to receive a 50% refund for dropped classes
Nov. 10: Last day to withdraw from classes
Nov. 15: Continuing student registration for winter quarter begins
Fall 2021 Registered Students:
Please be advised, tuition rates increased as the result of Washington State legislation for the 2021-2022 academic year. Please check your Fall class schedule or student account to determine if additional tuition costs are now due on your account. This is particularly important if you pay your tuition out-of-pocket or with a Nelnet payment plan.
Dental Hygiene and Nursing Students:
Dental Hygiene and Nursing 103 & 104 students registered for Fall 2021 classes will see an updated tuition amount owed on their student accounts due to program fee changes. Please check your Fall class schedule to determine if additional tuition costs are now due on your account.
Cashier’s Office Payment Options & Student Resources:
If you need to make a payment, there are many tuition payment options available. If you have any questions, please reach out to the Cashier’s office. Their contact information is listed below:
I am sending a follow up message regarding vaccination and exemption requirements at the College. Based on some recent clarifications from the state, and given our status as a fully vaccinated campus, we wanted to communicate a change in our vaccination status requirement for students:
In-person or on campus students coming to the college for courses and/or ANY activities during fall quarter are required to be fully vaccinated or claim a valid medical or religious exemption by October 18, 2021. Please note that any activity or service sought in person would necessitate this requirement.
Fully online students who will not enter the campus in fall quarter are not required to claim their vaccination status or submit an exemption.
IMPORTANT:
Students participating in in-person/hybrid courses or services who do not submit an attestationor have an approved exemption by Oct. 18 will have a registration hold applied to their records. Additionally, students who submit false statements for the purpose of attestation or exemptions may be subject to disciplinary action.
As we prepare the campus to welcome students back for a phased in-person return, we wanted to express our appreciation both for your tenacity and the grace you have demonstrated during these challenging times. Thank you for your attention to this important message and contributing to making Shoreline a safe and welcoming campus.
