The Steps to Become a Student at RRCC

Red Rocks Community College welcomes anyone who can benefit from our instructional programs and courses, including high school graduates (, non-graduates and students 17 years old or older who are currently enrolled in high school

1. Apply

Complete the RRCC application.  Upon completion, you will receive a User ID number (The user ID starts with a capital “S” followed by 8 numbers (example:  S12345678)  Save this number as you will need it for registration and all other correspondence with RRCC. Click here to apply.

International Students

Do not complete the applications above.  Please email international@rrcc.edu for further information, go to the International Education Office website:  www.rrcc.edu/international

2. Sign up for COF

As a Colorado resident, the College Opportunity Fund will help you save money on tuition. Complete the Colorado Opportunity fund application link at www.rrcc.edu/cof

3. Determine if Your Skills Need Testing

• The Accuplacer is the state-required test that provides information in these areas to help you and your academic advisor make appropriate course choices.
• Students who have graduated from a Colorado public or private high school (or its equivalent) during the previous academic year, or students who will be working toward a degree within the Colorado Community College System. Must be assessed for reading, writing, and mathematics ability.
• You will not have to test your skills if: you are not seeking a degree; if you can show proof (ACT/SAT scores taken within the last five years) that the minimum requirements have already been met; or if you already have a previous college degree (AA., A. S, B.A./B.S. or higher).
• Please check on our assessment web site to see if your scores exempt you from this requirement.
• This is not an entrance exam.  No appointment is required Information: 303.914.6720

4. See an advisor

• Visit the Advising Center after completing the assessment process. Academic advisors can help you select and schedule courses, identify course prerequisites, obtain specific program information, prepare for graduation and evaluate assessment results. Advisors can also help with specific program planning if you intend to transfer to a four-year college or university. Information: 303.914.6255

5. Pick your classes

Look through the schedule (.pdf) and register online.

 

6. Set up your email account

You can’t afford to miss out. Campus email will be the primary communication tool for your Faculty members, Advisors, Financial Aid staff, Enrollment Services, Business Office, Office of Student Life, College Foundation, Instructional Services, and more. Activate your account today. Click here to set up your account.

 

If you are a continuing student and wish to register or check your account:

Login to My Community Education (ED)

Go to ED and Login by using your User ID (capital "S" followed by an 8 digit number) in the User ID field. If you do not know your User ID, contact the Admissions Office at 303-914-6348.

Enter your 6 digit PIN. If this is your first time logging in, use your birthdate (MMDDYY). If you do not remember your PIN, enter your User ID and click Forgot PIN?.