Starting SPRING 2026, a new Student Financial Responsibility Agreement (SFRA) will be introduced for students to review and sign prior to registration.
Here’s what the SFRA means for you:
- Explains your financial responsibilities for paying college-related costs.
- Helps colleges follow rules about things like late payments and collecting overdue bills.
- Makes financial processes simpler and more consistent at all colleges.
The SFRA will be part of ctcLink, where you already manage your college-related tasks. By signing it, you show that you understand your financial responsibilities as a student.
During the next registration window Spring Quarter 2026, you will find the SFRA hold on your student account. You must complete this form before registering for Spring 2026 classes You will need to sign the SFRA again next year, because it is required annually for enrolled students.
For details on how to review and complete the SFRA, visit the link Student Financial Responsibility Agreement | Shoreline Community College
If you have questions, reach out to accountsreceivable@shoreline.edu for help!
