As the summer season winds down, Rogue Community College (RCC) announces the opening of registration for both new and continuing students for the upcoming fall term.
The fall term is scheduled to commence on September 25 and will conclude on December 8, offering a window of opportunity for students to expand their knowledge and skills. New students eager to begin their academic pursuits this fall are encouraged to apply for admission by September 20. Applications can be submitted conveniently through the college’s official website, http://www.roguecc.edu. Alternatively, prospective students can explore in-person options by visiting the Rogue Central offices located at the Redwood Campus in Grants Pass, Riverside Campus in Medford, or Table Rock Campus in White City.
Prior to registration, new students are required to complete a placement test or secure a waiver. Additionally, a meeting with an advisor is mandatory to ensure a smooth transition into the chosen program. Students who have previously been admitted at RCC can register for fall classes directly through their myRogue account or can receive assistance by visiting Rogue Central.
For individuals seeking further information on admission applications or class registration, a dedicated helpline is available at 541-956-7217. The college’s website, http://www.roguecc.edu/Recruitment, is also a valuable resource. Advisors are accessible from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. every Monday through Friday, with the exception of September 1, 4, and 8 when the college will be closed.
RCC offers a diverse range of educational programs tailored to help students achieve their academic and career aspirations. These programs include two-year associate and college transfer degrees, skill certification programs, GED preparation, and English language classes. Students curious about the available options can explore virtual tours of select programs at http://www.roguecc.edu/guidedPathways.
As autumn approaches, Rogue Community College invites both new and returning students to take advantage of the fall term to broaden their horizons and work towards their educational and employment goals.
Source: RCC
