Admissions Office -  Rm. F-114, Telephone: 236-1630

  Complete Admissions application.
   Provide an official high school transcript or GED transcript.
   Pay $10 application fee for in-state residents/$35 for out-of-state residents.

• Please make arrangements to take the placement test.
• Once the admissions office receives your complete application package, you will be
  notified by mail that you are accepted to BCC.

Testing Center -  Rm. K-213, Telephone: 236-1655 or 236-1656

  Call ahead to make an appointment to take the Learning Skills Assessment 

 (for all students who have not completed college-level courses in English or Mathematics).
 A practice test is available:
http://professionals.collegeboard.com/profdownload/accuplacer-sample-questions-for-students.pdf

On the day of your test:

• 3 Bring photo ID the day of testing.
• 3 Students may retest one time.
• If you need accommodations for the placement test, do not schedule it until you meet with
  Disability Resource Center's staff.
  Optional: Call to inform Disability Resource Center staff of your LSA scores and ask for course/faculty recommendations.
• You will receive your LSA scores via mail, generally, within 2 weeks.

Financial Aid Office  - Rm. F-122, Telephone:  236-1644

   Complete Financial Aid application online at http://www.fafsa.gov/ .

• (File before May 1st if possible.)
•  Computer workstations are available in the Financial Aid Office.

Disability Resource Center  - Rm. A-107,  Telephone: 236-1605

   Contact the Disability Resource Center, if you require accommodations or were previously on an IEP.

• Submit documentation of your disability.
• Complete intake form and sign confidentiality statement.
• Schedule your learning skills assessment (LSA) with accommodations.
• During the first week of every semester you should receive your academic accommodation forms in the mail.

Registering for Classes

   Call to schedule an individual appointment with an academic advisor to select your courses.

•  Contact the Registrar's Office - Telephone: 236-2137.

  Meet with an academic advisor in the Academic Advising Center F-117.

New Student Orientation

You will receive a postcard and letter of invitation to attend a student orientation. Students will be able to sign up for orientation day information sessions online.

•  Contact the Student Development Office for more information - Telephone:  236-1605.

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