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If you have taken classes at another college or university, you can continue your education at Rogue Community College. RCC makes it easy to transfer your credits, stay on track and keep moving toward your goals — whether you are building skills or preparing to enter the workforce quickly. 

You can get started in just a few steps. Apply online, complete the Placement Process, finish your New Student Orientation and schedule your First-Term Advising session.

Admissions & Recruitment
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Haven't Applied?

Your first step is applying to RCC. If you need help, Admissions & Recruitment can guide you through the application process, help you complete the Placement Process and connect you with an Academic Advisor who will support your success.

Apply to RCC

Send Your Transcripts

To receive credit for courses you have already completed, submit your official transcripts from each college or university you have attended.

An official transcript is a certified record of your academic history issued by your previous school. It must be sent directly from the institution.

Once your transcripts are received, RCC will review them and apply eligible credits to your program. This process may take up to eight weeks, so it is best to submit transcripts as early as possible.

Send Transcripts

Complete New Student Orientation

New Student Orientation introduces you to RCC resources, services and support. You will learn how to navigate myRogue, explore financial aid options and discover ways to get involved. Complete your orientation before your first term begins.

Registration & Enrollment

After you meet with your advisor, you can register for classes in myRogue. Check the registration schedule to see when you are eligible to enroll and sign up for the classes you need.

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Cost and Financial Aid

Paying for college may feel overwhelming, but support is available. Learn about tuition and fees, complete your financial aid application and explore scholarships and payment options to plan your budget.
Ways to Pay for College