Are you transferring to another college in the next year? Do you have questions about the process or need help with your application? Attend an upcoming Transfer Application Worktime on Fri. 2/10 from 1-3pm in the PUB Quiet Dining Room (9208). Staff and advisors will be on hand to talk with you through the process and provide feedback on resumes, essays, etc. Please Note: There is no formal presentation for this event; it is an opportunity for you to get help with your applications, so bring your laptop and ideas
If you have any questions, e-mail smusnicki@shoreline.edu.
Representatives from 60+ colleges and universities around the world will be here to talk to you about their institutions. Bring your questions about transfer admissions, academic programs, and student life! The fair is targeted toward international transfer students, but all students, staff, and faculty are welcome. Representatives will be ready to meet all of you!
You can drop classes after the quarter starts, however, you will need to get instructor permission and you will be charged a $15 add/drop fee. Dropping will result in a “W” showing on your transcript for withdrawal, and it will not count in computing your GPA.
The last day to drop a course this quarter with a “W” is February 22, 2023. After this date, no “W” will be given.
Please check with Financial Aid before deciding to drop a course as your aid may be impacted.
Dear Students, Welcome to Shoreline Community College. We are so excited that you chose to join us. I want to take a moment to personally encourage you on your journey. Whether you are taking classes for transfer, to prepare for an occupation, and/or to engage in educational opportunities to develop your curiosity and knowledge, you are in the right placeThe fact that you chose to come to Shoreline, on top of balancing the other priorities in your life, says a lot about you. It says that you have a vision for your future, and you see Shoreline as the place to realize it. No matter what challenges you may be facing right now, we want to make sure you are supported to succeed. I want to emphasize that this is your college, and that you belong here. Wearethrilled you are here and are dedicated to your success. As a start, please explore the resource links in this email. We know the earlier that you utilize these support services, the more likely you will be to gain benefits and reach your goals. Please do not hesitate to call us, e-mail us or just drop by so we can ensure that you are getting your needs met. All of us at Shoreline – from our stellar professors to our committed advisors, supportive staff, and administrators are here to support you on that journey. And that includes me. You don’t have to do it alone and we are here to help you complete your goals.
Sincerely, Dr. Jack Kahn President Shoreline Community College
Estimados estudiantes, Bienvenidos a Shoreline Community College.Es un honor que nos hayan elegido. Quiero dedicar un momento para motivarlos en el viaje que comienzan. Bien sea que se matricularon para realizar una futura transferencia, prepararse para un oficio o aprovechar las oportunidades educativas para desarrollar su curiosidad y conocimiento, están en el lugar indicado. El que hayan decidido asistir a Shoreline, además de equilibrar sus otras prioridades de vida, dice mucho de ustedes; significa que tienen una visión sobre su futuro y que ven Shoreline como el lugar para materializarla. No importa los desafíos a los que se estén enfrentando ahora mismo, queremos garantizar que tendrán el apoyo que necesitan para alcanzar el éxito. Quiero destacar que esta es su universidad, y que tienen un lugar aquí. Nos emociona tenerlos con nosotros y nos comprometemos con su éxito. Para empezar, pueden explorar los enlaces de recursos que aparecen en este correo. Sabemos que mientras más rápido utilicen estos servicios de apoyo, más probabilidades tendrán de obtener beneficios para alcanzar sus metas. No duden en llamarnos, enviarnos un correo electrónico o visitarnos en persona para que asegurarnos de que sus necesidades están cubiertas. Todo el personal de Shoreline, desde nuestros brillantes profesores hasta nuestro dedicado personal de consejeros, apoyo, administradores, y yo incluido, estamos aquí para ayudarlos durante su viaje. No tienen que hacerlo solos, y estamos aquí para ayudarlos a conseguir sus metas. Atentamente, Dr. Jack Kahn Rector Shoreline Community College
Happy second week of Winter term! It’s a good time to reflect on how you’re doing in your classes.
If you need to drop a class, you can still do so without impacting your GPA. Beginning January 24, dropped courses will show as a W grade on transcripts. The last day to receive a W grade is February 22.
If you need to maintain a full credit load to receive financial aid or other benefits, you can replace your dropped class with a 2- or 3-credit late-start class. Many options are available, including:
Introduction to College & Career Success (COL 101)
Academic Success Strategies STYSK 100)
Stress Management (HUMDV 130)*
Fitness Participation (PE 260)
*starts February 8, all others listed start January 23
You can find these classes on the class schedule and searching classes with a start date from 1/23/2023.
It’s a good idea to discuss your schedule changes with an advisor in advance, so consider making an advising appointment through Starfish.
Welcome to Winter Quarter! Here are some important date reminders!
To ensure the first few weeks of the quarter go smoothly, check out the important dates listed below.
Jan. 17-23: Late enrollment. Petition for Late Enrollment, with instructor and dean permission, required (late enrollment permitted only in rare and unusual circumstances)
Jan. 24: $15 add/drop fee begins and “W” begins if you drop
Jan. 30: Last day to receive a 50% refund for dropped classes
The Gender Equity Center will host a discussion on Muslim feminism and the use of theology and civil disobedience to promote the civil liberties of Muslim women.
Meet & Greet for Association of Latin American Students (ALAS)!
Tuesday January 17th, 2023
Quiet Dining Room, PUB 9208
10:30am-12:30pm
Come join us to grab some pan dulce (sweet bread) and a warm beverage to meet one another and learn more about joining the Association of Latin American Students (ALAS)!
Black Student Union (BSU) Mixer
Wednesday January 18th, 2023
Quiet Dining Room, PUB 9208
12PM – 2PM
Stop by and join us for food and music, meet new people and to talk about restarting a Black Student Union organization at Shoreline!
Social Justice Art Workshop
Thursday January 19th, 2023
Quiet Dining Room, PUB 9208
11AM – 1PM
Come by and make your own poster or stamp incorporating social justice elements and once finished, display your art around campus!
Muslim Student Association (MSA) Meet & Greet- Free Food!
Thursday January 19th, 2023
Quiet Dining Room, PUB 9208
2:30pm-4:30pm
Come join us to grab some light refreshments to meet one another and learn more about joining the Muslim Student Association (MSA)!
Latin American Justice
Thursday January 19th, 2023
Gender Equity Center, PUB 9202
1:30PM-2:30PM
A discussion for victory strategies for reproductive rights in Latin America on abortion access, reproductive healthcare in Latin America, and the use of civil disobedience to fight for reproductive justice in Latin America
Feminist Liberation and Morality
Friday January 20th, 2023
Gender Equity Center, PUB 9202
10:30am-11:30am
A discussion for feminist liberation and morality which will be a discussion on Muslim feminism and the use of theology and civil disobedience to promote the civil liberties of Muslim women.
