Palomar College

Who can apply for admissions to Palomar? You!
To attend Palomar you may be:
a high school graduate or equivalent anyone (including non-high school graduates) 18 years of age or older a minor who may profit from instruction and has permission of the local high school district and a parent or guardian. Students under 15 years of age are restricted to courses designed for children. Permission to enroll in other classes rests with the instructor. Some programs have limited admission or have additional academic or skill requirements. Please print the following forms and instructions for each semester and submit with application to Admissions. Approval For K-12 Student/Graduation Verification of Minor must be signed by school district and parent or guardian. Instructor signature is also required for students under 15 years of age. a transfer, out-of-state or international student
When? To meet your busy schedule, there are frequent start dates throughout the year. Where? Palomar College has 7 Education Centers and numerous other locations to serve you in North County!
	SUBMIT AN ONLINE APPLICATION. Why wait in line, Apply ONLINE! Go to www.palomar.edu and click on Apply for Admissions. Click on Apply for Admissions and complete the prompts. You will be issued a Palomar ID that you will use for all transactions with Palomar. If you are a returning student (missed one or more semesters), then sign in to eServices from www.palomar.edu and click on the Enroll in Classes tab. Click on the link "Your application data needs to be updated".
	VISIT THE FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS OFFICE in the Student Services Center on the San Marcos campus to obtain a financial aid application packet. Eligibility for assistance is based on federal and state guidelines. Apply early since all awards are made on a first-come, first-served basis. (760) 744-1150, ext. 2366. Visit the Financial Aid web site for further information.
	ATTEND ORIENTATION AND ADVISEMENT following an assessment session. This workshop will clarify the process of selecting first-semester course work. Visit the Assessment, Advisement and Orientation web site for their schedule.
	SEE A COUNSELOR prior to enrolling in classes to ensure that you meet prerequisites and are taking courses which meet your education goals. (760) 744-1150, ext. 2179. You may also obtain further information from the Counseling Center web pages.
	USE YOUR CLASS SCHEDULE to help you select the right classes. You will also find important registration information, calendar dates and other information necessary for your success. Schedules are available in the Admissions Office, the Counseling Office, at the Education Centers, at most public libraries in North County, and online. Remember, the schedule does not replace your need for a catalog.
	ENROLL IN CLASSES that will meet your educational goals. Once your application is processed, you will be issued an online registration appointment. You can register online at this day and time or anytime after. If you forget your Palomar ID or Password, go to the sign in page for eServices and click on the link "Forgot my Student ID# or password. Click here for easy to follow enrollment instructions .
	PAY YOUR FEES immediately after registering. Palomar accepts checks, money orders, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and AMEX. You may pay your fees by credit card online. Checks and money orders are limited to the amount of total fees. Please make your check or money order payable to Palomar College. Non-payment of fees does not guarantee the cancellation of your classes. Be sure to drop any classes that you do not attend. Visit the Cashier's Office web for further information.
ENCOURAGE YOURSELF TOWARD SUCCESS! You are on your way to making a brighter future for yourself! Be sure to visit or call the various Student Services offices.
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