FAQ Help Sheets
- Admission Application Update
- Financial Aid Awards
- How to Register
- How to Retrieve your Student ID Number and Username
- Parking Permits
- Residency
- Setting up Wi-Fi
Preguntas Más Frecuentes
- Actualize su aplicación de admisión
- Como registrarse para clases
- Como recuperar su número de estudiante y nombre de usuario
- Como comprar un permiso de estacionamiento
- Como completar aplicación de residencia
- Como acceder el internet
FAQ
Visit the MySLCC Portal troubleshooting page for detailed help or simply visit or call the SLCC IT Service Desk.
Technology Building Room 216 801-957-5555
Many courses have prerequisites that can be met by completing the placement process. Students can fulfill these prerequisites by going through the placement process or by providing ACT or SAT scores to the college. Additionally, previous college credit may fulfill some prerequisites. For more information on course prerequisites please refer to the course descriptions found in the General Catalog.
No, but we recommend you go through the placement process, or submit your ACT or SAT scores, or previous college level English and Math credit, before attending an Orientation program. This will ensure you can register for classes during orientation
My residency status is wrong and I am listed as an out-of-state (nonresident) student, what do I do?
If you believe you meet the requirements to be classified as a resident, you may appeal nonresident status by filling out an Application for Residency Classification.
To access this online form log in to your account in:
- MySLCC
- Academics & Records
- Residency Classification
- Application for Residency Classification
Fill out the form and submit all requested documentation to the Admissions office.
Visit SLCC Residency page for more detailed information on residency requirements and exemptions.
If you are a first-time, first-year student, former concurrent or early enrollment student, you are required to attend an orientation. If you are a returning or transfer student, you will be given an earlier registration date if you complete orientation.
Students enrolling in the Salt Lake Technical College must complete the SLTC orientation. To sign up speak with SLTC Enrollments Services (801-957-3354) or an SLTC advisor (801-957-3778) or visit the SLTC site for more information.
International students (those who have F-1 visas) must complete International Student Orientation.
We have two types of orientation and you can choose the type that fits your needs best.
- In-person – This is a four-hour session offered mornings and evenings throughout the year and are held at either the Taylorsville, South City or Jordan campuses. Students will not only receive helpful information regarding major and career exploration, they will also acquire useful tips on what it takes to be a successful college student. Students will connect with staff within their area of study and also receive assistance with the course registration process.
- Online – Ideally, we'd like to see you on campus for orientation, but we realize that isn't an option for everyone. Our online orientation is good for students unable to attend an in-person, campus-based orientation or for transfer students who are already familiar with college expectations and procedures. Please be aware that a follow-up advising session is highly recommended.
If you completed the online orientation, your course registration hold will be released within 24 hours. If you completed an in-person session, we will release your hold after you finish the orientation program.
Yes, we offer orientation sessions at Taylorsville Redwood, South City, Jordan campuses. You may attend orientation at any campus even if you intend to take classes at another campus.
Visit our office and we can help you figure out your next steps. You can also view holds on MySLCC.
- MySLCC
- Academics & Records
- Academic Records
- Student Profile
Orientation & Student Success
Taylorsville Redwood Campus
Student Center Room 258
Ph: 801-957-4299
Sign up for a FAFSA workshop or visit with a College Funding Advisor (to schedule an appointment call 801-957-2123).
Yes, meet with an advisor in the Academic Advising office.
If you are a first-year student and need help with course registration, we can help. We can also help you discover and locate available resources on campus that may be useful to you. We are trained to know a little bit about everything that goes on at SLCC, so whatever the issue, we can help you find the answers you need.