Note: In Accordance with The Higher Education Act of 1965 and the State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (SARA), San Mateo County Community College District (SMCCCD) is prohibited from recruiting and enrolling students residing in other States.
Students submit their application to the college through https://skylinecollege.edu/apply and CCCApply.
There are two different admission/enrollment paths. One path is for students who intend to complete a certificate, associate degree, or transfer to a university, or may be undecided but considering one of the aforementioned goals. Students on this path are NON-EXEMPT and are required to follow the enrollment steps as listed below.
The second path is for students who are enrolling at Skyline College for personal enrichment only and do not plan to achieve a certificate, associate degree, or transfer, or students who are matriculated at another college or university and enrolling at Skyline College only to meet the requirements of their home institution. The students are referred to as EXEMPT. To register for classes all students (NON-EXEMPT & EXEMPT) must:
NON-EXEMPT students must complete Steps 1-4 to be eligible to register for classes.
EXEMPT students are eligible to register on their assigned registration date once they have applied for admission. Registration dates may be viewed in WebSMART.
Students with a Disability: Contact the Educational Access Center at (650) 738-4280 for information about accommodations available on campus. Submit an application for services. See “Educational Access Center” in the Student Resources section.
High School Students Programs: Concurrent, Dual Enrollment, Middle College, and Jump Start students shall provide a College Connection Concurrent Enrollment Course Request Form via mySMCCD Student Portal with the approval of parent/guardian and high school designee. Concurrent students must submit this form every semester.
International Students: Submit an Admission Application and other documents as requested. Find more information on applying as an international student at the International Student website.
Non Resident Students: Students who have not been California residents for one year and one day prior to the start of the term should see “Residence Requirements for Admission” for more information about residency criteria and/or a change in status.
Transfer Students: Submit official transcripts from other colleges you have attended to Admissions & Records office. Meet with a counselor to determine completion of prerequisites and/or graduation requirements.