MRR 3-5-19
Registration checklist for High School Guest and Dual Enrollment Students
Students applying for the rst time must complete the following steps:
Academic Assessments
SC4 requires all new students to complete pre-registration assessments of their math, reading, and writing skills. The scores will be used
to ensure proper course placement. Call 810-989-5500 to schedule your assessments. Students also may submit ACT or SAT scores for
course placement, which may be available from your high school counseling office.
Academic Advising
SC4 requires all first-time high school guest and dual enrollment students to meet with an advisor. The advising appointment helps
students plan for classes for the first semester and obtain information regarding degrees/certificates. Call 810-989-5500 to schedule an
appointment.
Activate your SC4 Portal
The SC4 Portal is a critical piece of your college experience. From within your portal, you can check your student email, register for
classes, and more. Your SC4 acceptance letter provides you with username and password detail; use this information to activate your
portal account. Contact the One-stop Student Service Center at 810-989-5500 with questions.
Register and Pay for Classes
Once you have completed the above enrollment steps, you may register and pay for any remaining tuition balance, if applicable, either
online at portal.sc4.edu or in the One-stop Student Service Center, first floor, SC4 Welcome Center. Some college courses may cost
more than the tuition cap indicated by your high school. Be sure to pay any remaining tuition balance to ensure your seat in class.
Get photo taken for Skippers OneCard
Visit second floor, SC4 Welcome Center, to get your student ID photo taken. You must provide photo ID (valid driver license, state ID
or passport) to verify identity.
Buy textbooks
Books may be bought at the College Bookstore on the Port Huron campus or ordered online at sc4bookstore.com.
Call 810-989-5725 to find out when books will be available for purchase and for store hours.
AASAC Accounting
AASGB Business, General
AASIS Computer Information Systems
AASCN Computer Information Systems – Networking
AASPR Computer Information Systems – Programming
AASWD Computer Information Systems – Web Development
AASCG Criminal Justice – Generalist
AASER Engineering Technology – Electronics
AASEG Engineering Technology – Engineering Graphics/CAD
AASEM Engineering Technology – Mechatronics
AASEP Engineering Technology – Precision Machining
AASEW Engineering Technology – Welding and Fabricating
AASGD Graphic Design
AASMN Management – Business
AASMK Marketing
AASTM Therapeutic Massage
Associate degree programs
(AAS - Applied Arts & Science Occupational)
Transfer associate degree programs
Associate in Liberal Arts – AATLA
Anthropology
Art
Communication
Criminal Justice
Education
English
Fine Arts
Graphic Design
History
Journalism
Linguistics
Music
Political Science
Pre-Law
Pre-Psychology
Pre-Social Work
Pre-Sociology
Associate in General Education – AGEGE
Associate in Business – ABTGB
Accounting
Economics
Finance
General Business
Management
Marketing
Associate in Science – ASTSC
Agricultural Science
Biology
Chemistry
Forestry
Mathematics
Physical Science
Physics
Pre-Dentistry
Pre-Engineering
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Occupational Therapy
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Physical Therapy
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Certicate programs
(Occupational)
CERGB Business, General
CERAP Computer Information Systems
– Applications for Business
CERTE Engineering Technology
CERMN Management,ProfessionalCertication
CERMK Marketing
CERPM Paramedic
Allied health programs
(Certicate programs)
AGEGE Medical Assisting
AGEGE Nursing, Practical
(Associate degree programs)
AGEGE Health Information Technology
AGEGE Magnetic Resonance Imaging
AGEGE Nursing – Associate Degree Nursing (ADN)
AGEGE Radiologic Technology
Note: These programs require a secondary application
and admittance to the program.
Programs of Study (ve-letter program codes)
Please select a program code that closely matches your potential eld of study
(you may change your program at a later date)
Category Minimum number Approximate time frame Description
of credits (attending full time)
SkillSets* 16 1semester Programsdesignedasbuildingblockstocerticateprograms
Certicate* 30 1year Programsdesignedtopreparestudentsforentry-levelcareers
Associatedegrees(AAS–AppliedArts&Science) 62 2years Programsdesignedtopreparestudentsforemploymentinaspeciccareereld
Transfer associate degree programs 62 2 years Programs designed to prepare students for transfer to a four-year college or university
Skill Sets
SSCJC Criminal Justice – Corrections
SSCJG Criminal Justice – Generalist
SSHLS Criminal Justice – Homeland Security
SSCJL Criminal Justice – Law Enforcement
SSMKI Internet Marketing
SSMKS Professional Sales
* TheU.S.DepartmentofEducationrequiresinstitutionswhoparticipateinnancialassistanceprogramstodiscloseinformationregardinggainfulemploymenttoprospectivestudentswhomaypursuecertain
certicateprograms.Thisinformationincludes,butisnotlimitedto,programcosts,graduationrates,mediandebtofthosewhohavecompletedaprogram,etc.ThisinformationforSC4'sSkillSet/Certicate
programscanbefoundatsc4.edu/about/consumer-information/gainful-employment-program-disclosures/.
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Not required for Summer and Fall 2020
Not required for Summer and Fall 2020