Seniors

College Information

Final SIGN UP opportunity for seniors:

Monday, September 30, 2019

Community Service & Tutoring hours MUST be turned in by May 1, no exceptions!

SEPTEMBER 2019

Completing the FAFSA is a requirement for A+! For seniors:

FAFSA Night will be held on October 3rd during Parent Conferences

We have 2 important meetings in September during first priority of academic lab:

Sept. 16th- Introductory Meeting (1st priority)

Sept. 16th- Mandatory Tutor Training (2nd priority)


Students, please see below to determine which meetings you must attend.

Please reference your A Plus tab in Infinite Campus if you have questions about how many hours you have completed.

Tutor Training is MANDATORY prior to tutoring another student!

  1. If you are a student who has completed all 50 A+ Service Hours, you are not required to attend either meeting. However, we recommend you review A+ requirements via the PNHS A+ Website as well as Missouri's A+ Website.
  2. If you are new to the program or have not completed all your A+ Service Hours, you are required to attend both trainings this semester.
Monday, March 12th, 1st priority during academic lab, is the senior exit meeting for A+. Come to the theater to receive information about your A+ status and next steps for using the A+ scholarship.To complete the enrollment process, students need an early graduate letter (see me) with an anticipated date of graduation prior to January 16, 2018, and a final, official high school transcript. Transcripts must be received by the Registrar’s office no later than January 10, 2018, and must include:· a graduation date prior to January 16, 2018· an A+ seal for students who meet A+ requirementsTranscripts can be sent via mail to:STLCC - Registrar’s Office300 S. BroadwaySt. Louis, MO 63102Electronic transcripts may be sent to STLCC using an approved secure vendor (i.e. e-Scrip, Naviance, National Student Clearinghouse, or Parchment). Transcripts issued to the student and/or faxed copies will not be accepted as official documents.As a reminder, students who are on A+ or applying for financial aid should complete the process as soon as possible. This includes completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.gov, submitting required financial aid forms, and registering for classes. Students who can’t submit required financial aid documents by January 10, 2018 need to make payment arrangements. Payment options can be viewed at: stlcc.edu/paymentoptions.
The following information is from St. Louis Community College:Starting with the spring 2018 semester, students have a new option for determining their placement into math courses at St. Louis Community College. We know that a single test may not always determine who can be successful in a math course, so we will now be using a multiple measures approach as an option for determining placement into college level math courses. Students may now be placed into coursework using a combination of a test score and their high school GPA. This option is open to students with ACT scores or Accuplacer scores.Not all students will benefit from this method. In order for students to determine the usefulness of this optional method, they can click on the link below to use a placement tool. This tool allows students to enter a GPA and test score and see what course they would take. Placement Tool – www.stlcc.edu/placementtoolIf a student believes that this method will improve their placement before a final transcript is sent, students will need to request to have a current, non-final transcript be sent to the STLCC Registrar’s office via mail or sent electronically through an approved vendor so that their current GPA can be entered into our system. Students not using this method will not need to send a non-final transcript.Mailed transcripts should be sent to:300 South BroadwaySt. Louis, MO 63102Electronic transcripts may be sent using one of the following approved secure vendors:· e-Scrip· Naviance· National Student Clearinghouse· Parchment In addition to this new method of placement, students can now enroll in Intermediate Algebra (MTH 140) if they have an ACT math sub score of 19-21. An ACT math score of 22 or higher still places the student in College Algebra.

Enrollment Information from STLCC

Visit the Future Students page for information on how students can get started at STLCC. Below are some additional links that may be used when talking with students about STLCC:

Please note the following updates regarding the date in which students can submit an online application:

  • Spring 2018 application open date: October 1st
  • Summer 2018 application open date: December 1st
  • Fall 2018 application open date: October 1st

Campus Tours are available at all campuses.

Students can sign-up at www.stlcc.edu/visit

Accuplacer Placement Testing at STLCC

The Assessment Center at STLCC offers Accuplacer placement testing, which is an untimed, computerized test to evaluate students’ academic skills to place them in the appropriate courses. All or portions of the exam may be waived if a student has earned the following scores on the ACT:

English = 18 or higher

Reading = 18 or higher

Math = 22 or higher

**A college transcript (this includes Dual Credit and Dual Enrollment) with a C or higher in the areas of reading, writing or math may also waive all or portions of the placement exam.

To prepare for the exam, student are encouraged to visit the College Board- Accuplacer website. While on this site, students can download PDF materials and an app directly to their phone or tablet.

Sending Transcripts & ACT Scores to STLCC

Degree seeking students (those seeking A+, financial aid, student athletes, veteran benefits) should have their FINAL HS transcripts sent directly to the STLCC Registrar’s Office.

ONLY Final transcripts should be sent to the STLCC Registrar’s Office via mail: 300 S. Broadway St. Louis, MO 63102; or sent electronically from the institution to STLCC using an approved, secure vendor (i.e. Parchment, National Student Clearinghouse, e-Scripts, and Naviance). And yes, we are now officially accepting official electronic transcripts from Naviance! For more information on sending official transcripts to STLCC, click here.

The processing of final high school transcripts can take upwards of ten business days (7-10 for paper and 3-5 electronic) from the date in which it was received to when it is processed.

For all schools in the practice of sending preliminary transcripts to show proof of ACT/SAT, or AP scores, encourage students to select “STLCC” as an institution to receive their test results. Otherwise, preliminary transcripts can be sent to the Wildwood Campus.

ACT codes (per ACT College Code lookup), and Advanced Placement (AP) codes for each campus are listed below.

School ACT AP

Florissant Valley 2297 6225

Forest Park 2299 6226

Meramec 2328 6430

Wildwood 2360 5467

STLCC Scholarships

The STLCC Foundation has launched a new scholarship application to help foster student success.

This application takes the guesswork out of applying for scholarships by matching students to opportunities. After completing a short application, students receive a personalized list of scholarships. This list is tailored to the student based on information from their application and FAFSA.

With this single application, students are submitted for all eligible scholarships. They’ll also have the opportunity to submit additional materials when required.

But before students can apply, they’ll need to have enrolled at STLCC, completed their FAFSA and registered for classes.

If you or your students have questions about this application, contact the STLCC Foundation at 314-539-5472 or foundation@stlcc.edu.

New state website offers information about preparing for college

journeytocollege.mo.gov aims to help more Missouri students earn a degree

Missouri Department of Higher Education News Release April 19, 2017

March 2017

ST. Louis Community College Spring Updates

St. Louis Community College expands minds and changes lives every day. We create accessible, dynamic learning environments focused on the needs of our diverse communities.

Registration for Summer and Fall 2017

Applications are open for Summer and Fall semester at www.stlcc.edu/enrollnow

Summer applications are open with registration beginning March 29th.

Fall 2017 applications are open with registration beginning April 12th.

As a reminder, to register for classes in any semester, new students must attend and complete a New Student Registration Workshop (NSRW) with STLCC. NSRW sign-ups will open online mid-March. ACT scores (Accuplacer Placement Test Scores if necessary) must be turned in prior to the NSRW.

Campus Tours are available at all campuses.

Students can sign-up at www.stlcc.edu/visit

2+SLU Dual Admission

St. Louis Community College has partnered with Saint Louis University (SLU) to offer students dual admissions. This program allows students to complete a bachelor’s degree in select SLU programs in just two years, following completion of an associate degree at STLCC. To learn more about how it works and enrolling please click here.