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Apply to Shoreline
Applying is simple, fast, and free. Once you apply, you'll get a ctcLink ID number which makes it easier for us to help you find funding and register.Apply online or in person
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Check your email for acceptance notification
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Set up your ctcLink Account
Your acceptance email will include your ctcLink ID number which allows you to access ctcLink, Shoreline's online student portal.Activate your account
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Set Up Your Shoreline Network Account
1-2 days after you receive your welcome letter you'll receive an email with information about setting up your Network ID. You'll need to set this up before you can complete the intake survey at the end of the OCEANS onboarding course. Right now you'll also be able to use this to make an appointment with an academic advisor or Student Accessibility Services, and after you register for your first quarter's classes you'll be able to use your network ID to access Office 365 and other student resources.Stuck? use the Student Account Tool
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Complete Online Onboarding Course- OCEANS
OCEANS is a mandatory course for new students that includes information about degree pathways, Math and English Placement, and funding. Please be aware that the registration hold will be removed within 24 – 48 hours after completing OCEANS.To have enough time to register for classes, your OCEANS course must be completed at least 7 days before the beginning of your first quarter.
More information about OCEANS
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Meet with an Academic Advisor
All new students are encouraged to meet with an Academic Advisor after New Student Orientation and before registering for classes. Domestic students can contact our main office to schedule an appointment: 206.546.4559More information about Academic Advising
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Register for first quarter classes
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Pay Tuition & Fees
Pay your tuition and fees on time so you don't get dropped from classes. Even if you got financial aid or scholarships, you may still have to take action to apply those funds to your balance.Pay tuition costs and fees
Are you a(n)...
International student?
Students who plan to study in the U.S. on a student visa are considered International
students.
Running Start student?
High school students who've applied to the Running Start program should follow the
link to see their next steps.
Military student or Veteran?
Active duty, reserve members, veterans, and eligible family members should click through
to see their next steps.
English as a Second Language student?
Non-native English speaking immigrants, refugees, and citizens should follow these
steps to become a student.
Adult Basic Education student?
If you are enrolling in ABE classes, complete the following form to finish applying
to the College.
High School program student?
If you are entering a high school program like CECO, High School+, or GED classes,
select your program to see your next steps.
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More you can do, to prepare to succeed
Get the support you needMeet with specialists who can help you with funding, housing, food, and transportation
Visit Student Accessibility Services
Transfer your credits from AP exams, IB exams, or other colleges.
Collect your course materials Our bookstore can help you figure out which books you may need. Our library can help you with loaner texts and loaner laptops.
Check out the Current Students webpage
Explore the tutorials in "Online Learning Resources for Students" in Canvas
Attend Welcome Week events
Need help?
Email Navigate@Shoreline.edu
Or drop by the front desk on the middle floor of the 5000 ("FOSS") building during
regular business hours.
Contact Us
Enrollment Services
- Location
- FOSS (5000) Building, Room 5200
- enrollmentservices@shoreline.edu
- Phone
- (206) 546-4611
- Fax
- (206) 546-5835
- Hours
- See the College's operating hours