How To Register at San Juan Center
How to Apply for Admission to SVC
Students interested in earning a degree at the San Juan Center should contact the college to arrange an appointment with an advisor. Call 378-3220. Students interested in workshops and non-degree classes may register in person, at the center, 221 Weber Way, Friday Harbor or by sending in the registration form with a check for tuition and fees.How to Fund Your Education
Apply NOW for financial aid to attend college. Many different programs are available. Obtain forms at the San Juan Center. The Financial Aid Office, which is located in Mount Vernon, has information on grants, loans, scholarships, and other options to assist you. For more information call toll free (877) 385-5360, or visit them online.How to Register for Classes in San Juan County
Students must be registered and tuition paid before starting classes. The non-degree seeking registration form is for mail registration only. You may register in person atTo register by MAIL ONLY:
1. Fill out form completely.
2. Sign name on signature line.
Send form and tuition/fee check made out to
All mail-in registrations will be processed in the order they are received. SVC reserves the rights to return registration forms which are incompletely filled out or where payments are missing or insufficient. If your class is full, you will be placed on a waiting list and your money refunded.
Classes lacking minimum enrollment may be canceled. Register early so the instructor will be able to provide materials and texts for all students at the first class. (By prior arrangement with coordinator, some registrations are conducted at the first class.) After registering, you are responsible to make arrangements directly with the instructor if you cannot attend the first class.
RESIDENCY
Fees listed for credit classes apply to
REFUND POLICY
1. A full refund is given for any course cancelled by
2. Refunds for withdrawals will be made according to the following schedule:
Fall 2005
100% Before September 19
80% September 19-23
50% September 26-30
40% October 3-8
0% October 9 or later
3. Refunds for a reduction in credit hours will occur only if the total number of credits remaining is less than the number of credits stipulated as full-time (10 through 18 credits).
4. For fall course sections starting prior to the first officially scheduled day of the quarter or after the fifth officially scheduled day of instruction for the quarter, refunds will be calculated for each course section in a manner consistent with the above schedule, using the first day of class in place of the first officially scheduled day of the quarter. This includes courses enrolled via electronic waitlist.
5. It is the student's responsibility to notify registration of drop status within the refund period.
WAIT LIST POLICY
Most
FALL QUARTER COLLEGE HOLIDAYS (office closed/no classes): Nov 11
(Veterans Day), Nov. 24 & 25 (Thanksgiving)
VOLUNTEER TUTORS WANTED: Anyone interested in volunteering to help at the
SENIOR CITIZENS AUDIT PROGRAM: If you are a senior citizen, you may audit regular college courses, on space-available-basis, for a small fee. In order to qualify for the reduced rate you must be at least 60 years of age and not be using the credits to improve credentials or gain salary increases. This reduced fee is limited to two classes per quarter. The fee reduction does not include community service or other self supported classes.
QUESTIONS? Call the
(360) 378-3220
Orcas Classes
(360) 378-3220
Lola Deane, Shaw Coordinator
(360) 468-3351