All new and visiting students must meet with an enrollment coach.
Yes, an appointment is required for your enrollment coaching session so your enrollment coach can prepare in advance to meet your particular needs.
We highly recommend that you meet with your enrollment coach in-person. However, appointments are also available online.
Enrollment coaching sessions are scheduled for 45 minutes. Depending on your situation the enrollment coach may ask you to meet with others (e.g., a financial aid advisor) immediately after your meeting.
In preparation for your meeting, you must:
In addition, you should consider the following in advance of your meeting:
Your enrollment coach is meeting with you to get you ready for success in college.
The career assessment and your choice of a learning pathway on the application will be reviewed by the coach and discussed with you to determine what degree, program or courses align with your career goals. Financial assistance will be discussed, and the enrollment coach will make sure that you are headed in the right direction to successfully complete your financial assistance application and provide documentation if required. The enrollment coach will also review your high school/college transcripts as well as your test scores to determine what type of placement test (if any) you need to take before you meet with an academic advisor. Finally, the enrollment coach will help you schedule your placement testing and complete the registration process.
After your enrollment coaching session, your enrollment coach may ask you to meet other Wor-Wic team members to help you prepare for your next steps. You may need to meet with a financial aid advisor to discuss important details about applying for financial aid. If your enrollment coach and you determine that courses in our Continuing Education and Workforce Development (CEWD) division are a better fit for your career goals, your coach will connect you with someone in CEWD that can help you.
The next step for most students will be preparing for a placement test and then meeting with your academic advisor. Your enrollment coach will also give you instructions on how to complete the required online new student orientation.