Matriculation

Matriculation is a process that assists the student in achieving his or her educational goals. It is an agreement that acknowledges responsibilities of both Yuba College and the student to attain these goals through the College's established programs, policies, and requirements. All new students are strongly encouraged to take advantage of matriculation services.

Yuba Community College District Agrees to:

• An admissions process
• An assessment of basic educational skills
• An orientation to Yuba College programs, services, and procedures
• Pre-enrollment counseling and course selection
• A suitable curriculum or program of courses
• Quality instruction
• Follow-up on student progress with referral to support services when needed

Students Agree to:

• Express at least a broad educational intent at admission
• Declare a specific educational goal within a reasonable period of enrollment
• Attend classes and complete course work
• Confer with counselors to discuss academic and career choices
• Seek out support services as needed
• Complete courses and maintain progress toward an educational goal

To begin the Matriculation process, follow the steps below:

Step 1:
Submit an application for admission to the Admissions Office.

Step 2:
Take the English, reading and math placement tests, in the Assessment & Testing Center, then see a counselor to assist in selecting the appropriate English, Math, and other courses.

Step 3:
Attend an orientation session to obtain information on the various academic programs, policies, procedures, and support services; receive assistance in selecting and scheduling classes.

Step 4:
See a counselor in the Counseling Office to develop an educational plan.

Step 5:
Register for classes in Registration.

Step 6:
Meet with a counselor during the first semester to review classes and update the student education plan. After the first semester, continue to meet with a counselor each semester thereafter for follow-up.

Any student may participate in the matriculation process. However, new students are strongly encouraged to participate and others may be exempt. Students who have been awarded an Associate or higher-level degree are exempt provided proof of the degree is submitted to the Admissions and Records Office. Please speak with a counselor to find out about other exemptions.