FRESNO CITY COLLEGE

Important REMINDERS
These three steps must be completed by April 19th to be eligible to register during Priority Registration.
Application
Visit www.scccd.edu/apply
Online Orientation
Visit www.scccd.edu/orientation or use the link in your Student Portal
Advising/Assessment
Advising will be provided on your school’s assigned date(s). Check with
your HS counselor for more information.
If you have completed the steps by the deadline, your registration date will be:
April 27 – 29 (Reg-to-Go Priority Registration)
You will receive your exact registration date by email at least one week before registration. Check your SCCCD
email regularly, especially if you belong to a group that qualifies for an earlier date (DSPS, Honors, Athletes, etc.)
SCCCD staff will contact you with details about registration assistance but if you would like to
register online on your own, instructions are located at www.fresnocitycollege.edu/registration. Check
the Next Steps Checklist for other important steps and dates, including financial aid information.

Student Email, WebAdvisor and other important applications

To check your email or access WebAdvisor and other important applications, log in to your
Student Portal by clicking at www.fresnocitycollege.edu
Initial Login Instructions: To update your communication
preferences:
USERNAME: Your 7 digit Student ID number Go to scccd.edu/preferences to update
FIRST TIME PASSWORD: your Communication Preferences.
• First letter of your FIRST NAME (UPPERCASE) Providing SCCCD with your Communication
• First letter of your last name (lowercase) Preferences allows you to reset your password
and receive emergency notifications.
• Your 6 digit date of birth in the mmddyy format
EXAMPLE: To change your password:
Robert T. Jones Martinez is born on January 5, 1999 and Your password will expire 45 days from your
his ID number is 0123456. His login information would be: intial login.
USERNAME/LOGIN ID: 0123456 Go to scccd.edu/password to change
your password
FIRST TIME PASSWORD: Rj010599
This will change your password for email,
WebAdvisor, Canvas and Wi-Fi
Login Support:
844.887.2223 or visit scccd.edusupportcenter.com for 24/7 assistance

College Relations • (559) 442-8225 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu

State Center Community College District
 FRESNO CITY COLLEGE

Next Steps CHECKLIST

Registering for classes is an important step in becoming a student at FCC, but there is still plenty to do after registration
to prepare for the beginning of the semester. Here are some things you can do before classes start:

1. CHECK YOUR SCCCD EMAIL DAILY

Your email is the primary method the college uses to send you important information including financial aid, registration eligibility, and
deadlines. To access your email, login through the FCC student portal. For login instructions, visit scccd.edu/studentlogin.

2.
APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.ed.gov or the California Dream Act application at
dream.csac.ca.gov. If you need assistance, call the Financial Aid Office at 559-442-8245 or email financialaidoffice@fresnocitycollege.edu.
Additional scholarships and aid may be available, visit fresnocitycollege.edu/financialaid for more information.

3.
PAY YOUR STUDENT FEES
Even if your tuition is covered by financial aid, there may be additional costs such as the health or ASB fee. Check the fee amount
owed and the deadline in WebAdvisor or visit fresnocitycollege.edu/fees for more information, including how to submit your payment.

4.
CHECK YOUR WAITLIST STATUS
If you are waitlisted for a class during registration, make sure to check your SCCCD email daily for a “Permission to Register”
message. You will have four days (including weekends) to enroll in the class using WebAdvisor under the New Student Links section,
then Manage my Waitlist.

5. GET YOUR STUDENT ID*

Your student ID has many benefits! Purchase your ID card in the Business Office located in the Old Administration Building (OAB-151)
and take your student ID picture in the Student Activities Office (next to the Cafeteria).

6.
PURCHASE YOUR PARKING PERMIT* IMPORTANT NUMBERS
If you need to park on campus, make sure to purchase a parking permit in College Relations 559-442-8225
the Business Office located in the Old Administration Building (OAB-151). (Services for New Students)
General Counseling 559-442-8226

7.
PURCHASE YOUR BOOKS AND SUPPLIES (Services for Current & Returning Students)
Visit the Fresno City College bookstore online through fresnocitycollege.edu/ Admissions & Records 559-443-8604
bookstore or on campus across from the cafeteria. You can use your printed Help Desk 559-499-6070
class schedule to help you search and buy your books before classes start. Financial Aid 559-442-8245
Campus Police 559-244-5911

8.
PRINT YOUR CLASS SCHEDULE
Your class schedule includes the class name, date, time, location, and instruc- Bookstore 559-442-8261
tor’s name. Make sure to print it before the semester begins in WebAdvisor, Cashier/Business Office 559-489-2234
under the New Student Links section, on the left hand side.
IMPORTANT DATES

9.
SIGN UP FOR RAM READY First day of Summer 2021 classes:
Ram Ready is Fresno City’s new student welcome event where you will receive 4 & 10 Week Sessions May 24th
all of the information and services that you need to start your semester. You 8 Week Session June 7th
will be emailed during the summer when sign ups are available. 6 Week Session June 21st
Ram Ready August date & time will be emailed in June
* These services may be unavailable or affected by campus closures due to COVID-19. Please First day of Fall 2021 classes August 9th
check www.fresnocitycollege.edu/covid-19 for the latest information on campus closures.

State Center Community College District (559) 442-4600 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu

 FRESNO CITY COLLEGE

Student Success PROGRAMS

CARE EOPS
COOPERATIVE AGENCIES RESOURCES FOR EDUCATION EXTENDED OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
(559) 442-8231 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu/eops (559) 442-8231 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu/eops
As a supplemental component of EOPS, CARE provides educational support ser- EOPS is a comprehensive program that assists low-income and academically
vices in addition to the college and EOPS services. CARE is a unique educational disadvantaged students pursuing academic and vocational goals that require
program geared toward the welfare recipient who desires a job-relevant education additional financial and academic assistance.
to break the dependency cycle. The program assists academically under prepared, Eligibility
low income, single household/parent (as determined by County Social Services) • Be a resident of California or eligible for AB540 or DREAM Act
who receives cash aid for themselves and/or their child. • Qualify for the California College Promise Grant (formerly BOGW)
Eligibility “A”, “B” or “C with $0 Estimated Family Contribution”
• Must meet all EOPS requirements • Enrollment in at least 12 units (9 units for NextUp students) for the semester
• Be the single head of household (as determined by the county) in which you are applying (unit exceptions for verified DSPS students)
• You or your child must be receiving cash aid (TANF/CalWorks) • Completed fewer than 45 college units
• Meet one of the following EOPS educational factors:
DSP&S a. Initial eligibility must be below degree level English or below degree level
math
DISABLED STUDENTS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES b. Have not graduated from high school or have not obtained the GED
(559) 442-8237 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu/DSPS c. Graduated from high school with a GPA below 2.50 on a 4.00 scale
Disabled Students Programs and Services staff are committed to creating an d. Previously enrolled in remedial/developmental education
accessible learning community where individuals with disabilities have an equal
opportunity to pursue their educational goals. We strive to empower students, IDILE
foster independence, and promote achievement through self-advocacy. (559) 442-4600 ext. 8643 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu/umoja
Eligibility Idile is an academic and community-mentoring program that focuses primarily on
• Documentation from an appropriate licensed professional such African American students. The program is designed to increase the number of
as a doctor, nurse practitioner, psychiatrist, psychologist, licensed African American students transferring to four-year universities.
clinical social worker, ophthalmologist, audiologist, licensed speech Eligibility
professional, or neurologist • Willingness to complete transfer level English and math during the
first year of college
• Existing documentation from a medical facility or another public or • Have a strong interest in completion and/or transfer to a university
private non-profit agency serving people with disabilities such as • Be willing to participate in all activities sponsored by the program
Department of Veteran’s Affairs, Department of Rehabilitation, • Have a desire to contribute, explore and gain an understanding of the
Independent Living Center, or disability specific agency African American culture
• An Individual Education Plan (IEP) that was developed in high
school, including any documentation or testing that was used to
determine eligibility for the IEP
• A 504 Plan that was developed in high school, along with any medical
documentation or testing that was used to determine eligibility
• Personal observation by a certificated DSP&S staff member in
conjunction with the student self-report, may verify the existence of
an observable disability
• Learning disability eligibility testing may be available for those who
suspect that they have a learning disability, but who have not been
formally assessed

State Center Community College District (559) 442-4600 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu

 FRESNO CITY COLLEGE
NextUp SYMBAA
(559) 442-8231 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu/eops STRENGTHENING YOUNG MEN BY ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
NextUp is an expanded EOPS program that provides various supports for (559) 442-4600 ext. 8634 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu/umoja
current and former foster youth. The purpose of NextUp is to encourage The SYMBAA program emphasizes the African American male experience and
the enrollment, retention and transfer of current and former foster youth at assists students in achieving success through a coordinated program of courses
Fresno City College. and student support. The program is designed to increase the number of African
Eligibility American students transferring to four year universities.
• Be a current or former foster youth who was in care on or after age 16 Eligibility
• Be under 26 years old at the start of the academic year • Willingness to complete transfer level English and math during the first year
• Be enrolled in at least 9 units of college
• Other EOPS eligibility may be applicable • Have a strong interest in completion and/or transfer to a university
• Be willing to participate in all activities sponsored by the program
PUENTE • Have a desire to contribute, explore and gain an understanding of the
(559) 442-4600 ext. 8635 or 489-2244 African American culture
www.fresnocitycollege.edu/puente
TRIO STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
The Puente program helps prepare students to transfer to four-year universities
and to return to the community as leaders and mentors for future generations (559) 442-8689 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu/trio
of students. Students commit to participate in one cohort within the program Student Support Services Program (SSSP) is a free federal TRIO Program that
with English or math instruction, sustained counseling, and mentoring. serves first generation, low-income, and disabled students. It provides high
Eligibility touch academic support and guidance to help FCC students meet the challenges
in obtaining a certificate, a degree, and transferring to a four-year college. SSSP
• Willingness to complete transfer level English and math during the first
serves 160 participants each project year.
year of college
• Have a strong interest in completion and/or transfer to a university Eligibility
• Be willing to participate in all activities sponsored by the program • Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, or meet residency requirements to
• Have a desire to contribute, explore and gain an understanding of the receive federal student financial assistance
Chicano-Latino culture • Be a full-time student enrolled at FCC working towards a certificate, AA/AS
degree or plan to transfer to a four-year college or university.
RAIN • Have a need for academic support
RESOURCES FOR AMERICAN INDIAN NEEDS • Be in good academic standing (2.0 GPA)
(559) 443-8564 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu/rain • Have attempted less than 50 college units
The RAIN Program is a learning community designed to promote, inspire and UNIVERSITY TRANSFER SCHOLARS PROGRAM
guide students upon entry, duration, and completion of their academic goals.
The program purpose is to provide a support system for American Indian and
(559) 442-8290 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu/transfercenter
Indigenous people of the Americas, but is open to all students. Students will The University Transfer Scholars (UTSP) Program is designed for first-time
improve study skills and obtain tools for successful transition into college freshmen at Fresno City College with the goal to transfer to Fresno State.
and/or vocational training opportunities. A collaborative atmosphere will be • Guaranteed admission to Fresno State upon successful completion of the program
provided in which students will become a valued voice and member of our • Specialized advising and counseling from Fresno City College and Fresno
student population while maintaining their individuality. State counselors
Eligibility • Enrichment activities at Fresno State including student level access to library
• Willingness to complete transfer level English and math during the first and discounts on campus activities
year of college
• Be willing to participate in all activities sponsored by the program
USEAA UNITED SOUTHEAST ASIAN AMERICANS
• Have a strong interest in completion and/or transfer to a university (559) 443-8639 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu/useaa
• Have a desire to contribute, explore, and gain an understanding of the The USEAA program is a learning community designed to support the academic
American Indian culture and personal development of students for academic success and to increase
completion/transfer rates of Southeast Asian American students to a four-year
university. Program students will be immersed in a dynamic learning environment
that includes coursework in English, Asian American Studies, and Counseling.
Eligibility
• Willingness to complete transfer level English and math during the first year
of college
• Have a strong interest in completion and/or transfer to a university
• Be willing to participate in all activities sponsored by the program
• Have a desire to contribute, explore and gain an understanding of the
Southeast Asian culture

State Center Community College District (559) 442-4600 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu

Financial Aid HELPFUL HINTS
STEP 1 – THE FAFSA
1. Visit fsaid.ed.gov and create your FSA ID. An FSA ID is the username and password you’ll use to
complete and sign your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
2. Your parent should create their own FSA ID. This will let them electronically sign your FAFSA.
(Undocumented parents can’t create an FSA ID – they’ll sign your FAFSA on a paper form.)
3. Visit fafsa.gov and complete your FAFSA, as early as October 1 for the following school year. Be
sure to add FCC (school code: 001307) to your FAFSA so we get your information!
If you need assistance, contact the Financial Aid Office by phone at 559.442.8245 or email at
financialaidoffice@fresnocitycollege.edu.

STEP 2 – COMPLETE YOUR FILE

1. Check your FCC student email regularly. The FCC Financial Aid Office will notify you if you need to
correct your FAFSA or bring documentation into the main office, or when your Financial Aid Award
Letter is ready to view.
2. Check WebAdvisor. On WebAdvisor, you can view your award letter, see if anything is missing
under “My Documents,” and sign up for direct deposit.
3. Send any requested documents to the Financial Aid Office. Documents may be submitted by mail
(Attn: Financial Aid Office, 1101 E. University Ave., Fresno, CA, 93741), fax (559.499.6024), or email
( financialaidoffice@fresnocitycollege.edu). Make sure to submit your documents as soon as possible to
avoid any delays in receiving your financial aid.

OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• Renew your FAFSA every year, starting October 1 for the
following school year.
• Fill out your FCC Scholarship Application from October 1
through March 2.
• Didn’t answer “yes” to Federal Work Study on your FAFSA?
Sign up in the Financial Aid Office starting July 1.
• To maintain your financial aid eligibility, you must meet
Satisfactory Academic Progress (minimum 2.0 GPA, credit
for at least 67% of the total units attempted, and have
attempted less than 150% of the maximum cumulative units
for your program).

State Center Community College District Financial Aid • (559) 442-8245 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu
Financial Aid HELPFUL HINTS
STEP 1 – THE DREAM ACT APPLICATION
(for undocumented students)
1. Visit dream.csac.ca.gov and create your account. Create a username and password.
2. A Personal Identifcation Number (PIN) will be created for your parent at the end of your Dream Act
Application. This will allow your parent to electronically sign your Dream Act Application.
3. Visit dream.csac.ca.gov and complete your Dream Act Application, as early as October 1 for the
following school year. Be sure to add FCC (school code: 00130700) to your Dream Act application so
we get your information!
If you need assistance, contact the Financial Aid Office by phone at 559.442.8245 or
email at financialaidoffice@fresnocitycollege.edu.

STEP 2 – COMPLETE YOUR FILE

1. Check your FCC student email regularly. The FCC Financial Aid Office will notify you if you need to
correct your FAFSA or bring documentation into the main office, or when your Financial Aid Award
Letter is ready to view.
2. Check WebAdvisor. On WebAdvisor, you can view your award letter, see if anything is missing
under “My Documents,” and sign up for direct deposit.
3. Send any requested documents to the Financial Aid Office. Documents may be submitted by mail
(Attn: Financial Aid Office, 1101 E. University Ave., Fresno, CA, 93741), fax (559.499.6024), or email
( financialaidoffice@fresnocitycollege.edu). Make sure to submit your documents as soon as possible to
avoid any delays in receiving your financial aid.

OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• Renew your Dream Act application every year, starting
October 1 for the following school year.
• Fill out your FCC Scholarship Application from October 1
through March 2.
• Current high school students must submit an AB540 Afdavit
to the Fresno City College Admissions and Records Office
after graduation.
• To maintain your financial aid eligibility, you must meet
Satisfactory Academic Progress (minimum 2.0 GPA, credit
for at least 67% of the total units attempted, and have
attempted less than 150% of the maximum cumulative units
for your program).

State Center Community College District Financial Aid • (559) 442-8245 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu
 FCC RAM CTL
Customized Teaching and Learning (CTL)
English & Math Courses

Arts, Communication, Business Culture, Education, Health & STEM Tech & Trades
& Language & Society

What are RAM CTL courses all about?

Instructors will include career themes, readings, and/or projects
that align with your major pathway to reinforce and enhance your
experience in your English and Math courses.

Why Take a RAM CTL English and Math course?

CONNECT TO YOUR LEARNING
Make meaningful connections between your classes and your
career pathway.

CONNECT TO YOUR CLASSMATES

Get to know your classmates and your instructors well, as you work
together through your first year.

CONNECT TO COLLEGE SUPPORT

Receive Student Services support to help you with your personal
and academic success. Courses will also have assigned tutors.

STRONGER CONNECTIONS = HIGHER CHANCE OF SUCCESS IN CLASSES

CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT AN INTEREST FORM:

HTTPS://TINYURL.COM/FCCCTL
 FRESNO CITY COLLEGE
AA-T Associate in Arts for Transfer AS-T Associate in Science for Transfer AA Associate in Arts AS Associate in Science

Business Administration, Management, AS

RAM
FCC DEGREES Business & Technology, Office Professional Executive Assistant, AS
Business & Technology, Legal Office Professional, AS

PATHWAYS BY PATHWAY Business & Technology, Medical Office Professional, AS

Economics for Transfer, AA-T
Marketing, AS
Marketing, Fashion Merchandising, AS
Marketing, Retail Management, AS

ARTS, COMMUNICATION & LANGUAGE

Art, AA CULTURE, EDUCATION & SOCIETY
Art History, AA-T African-American Studies, AA
Art, Studio Arts for Transfer, AA-T American Indian Studies, AA
American Sign Language Studies, AA Anthropology for Transfer, AA-T
Communication Studies, AA-T Asian American Studies, AA
Dance, AA Chicano-Latino Studies, AA
English for Transfer, AA-T Child Development, AS
Graphic Communications, AS Child Development, Early Childhood Education for Transfer, AS-T
Graphic Communications, Graphic Design Option, AA Child Development, Early Intervention Assistant, AS
Journalism, AA Child Development Centers, Preschools, AS
Journalism for Transfer, AA-T Criminology, Administration of Justice for Transfer, AS-T
Liberal Arts, Emphasis in American Sign Language, AA Criminology, Correctional Science Option, AS
Liberal Arts, Emphasis in Foreign Languages, AA Criminology, Criminology Option, AS
Music for Transfer, AA-T Criminology, Forensic Evidence Option, AS
Music, Commercial Music, AA Criminology, Law Enforcement Option, AS
Music, Guitar, AA Education, Elementary Teacher Education for Transfer, AA-T
Music, Instrumental, AA Geography, AA-T
Music, Piano, AA Global Studies for Transfer, AA-T
Music, Vocal, AA History for Transfer, AA-T
Photography, Professional, AS Human Services, Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counseling Option, AS
Spanish for Transfer, AA-T Human Services, Pre-Social Work Option, AS
Theatre Arts, AA Law, Pre-Law in Interdisciplinary Studies, AS
Theatre Arts for Transfer, AA-T Law, Public Policy, and Society, AA-T
Theatre Arts, Design/Technical Theatre Studies, AA Liberal Arts, Emphasis in Cultural Studies, AA
Liberal Arts, Emphasis in History/Political Science, AA
Liberal Arts, Emphasis in Social Sciences, AA
Library Technology, AS
BUSINESS Paralegal, AS
Accounting, AS Philosophy for Transfer, AA-T
Business Administration, AA Political Science for Transfer, AA-T
Business Administration for Transfer, AS-T Psychology, AA

State Center Community College District (559) 442-8200 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu/pathways

 FRESNO CITY COLLEGE
AA-T Associate in Arts for Transfer AS-T Associate in Science for Transfer AA Associate in Arts AS Associate in Science

Psychology for Transfer, AA-T Automotive Technology, Diesel Technology, AS

Recreation Leadership, AA Automotive Technology, General Motors ASEP Program, AS
Social Justice Studies, Chicano Studies, AA-T Computer Aided Drafting and Design, AS
Social Justice Studies, General, AA-T Computer Aided Manufacturing, AS
Social Work and Human Services, AA-T Computer Information Technology, Computer Information
Sociology for Transfer, AA-T Systems, AS
Women’s Studies, AA Computer Information Technology, Networking/Computer
Technician, AS
Computer Information Technology, Web Developer, AS
Construction, AS
Electrical Systems Technology, AS
7 8 9 C
4 5 6 x
1 2 3 -
0 . = +

HEALTH & STEM Electrical Systems Technology, Networking/Computer Technician, AS

Biology, AS Food Service Management, AS
Biology for Transfer, AS-T Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning, HVAC Technology II, AS
Dental Hygiene, AS Industrial Arts and Technology, AS
Engineering, Civil, AS Welding Technology, Metal Fabrication Option, AS
Engineering, Computer, Software, AS Welding Technology, Pipe and Structural Steel Certification
Engineering, Electrical, AS Option, AS
Engineering, Mechanical, Aerospace, and Manufacturing, AS
Fire Technology, AS
Food and Nutrition, AS
Geology for Transfer, AS-T
Kinesiology, AS
Kinesiology for Transfer, AS-T
LVN-RN Articulation, AS
Mathematics for Transfer, AS-T
Medical Assistant, Clinician, AS
Nursing, Registered, AS
Nutrition and Dietetics for Transfer, AS-T
Physics for Transfer, AS-T
Pre-Allied Health, Registered Nursing Option, AS
Public Health Science for Transfer, AS-T
Radiologic Technology. AS
Respiratory Care Practitioner, AS
Sports Medicine, AS

TECH & TRADES

Architecture, AS
Automotive Collision Repair Technology, AS
Automotive Technology, AS
REV 02/2021

State Center Community College District (559) 442-8200 • www.fresnocitycollege.edu/pathways