Winter quarter starts January 6. View the class schedule and enroll today for the best selection of classes.
10/11/22 Faculty Advising Drop-Ins 2022-23 will be a year filled with lots of learning related to faculty advising including use of a new advising tracking tool (Aviso) and an increased advising load, for some. Faculty advisors are invited to drop-in during open office hours to chat about useful resources and discuss challenges and concerns. Discussions
10/10/22 Faculty Advising Drop-Ins 2022-23 will be a year filled with lots of learning related to faculty advising including use of a new advising tracking tool (Aviso) and an increased advising load, for some. Faculty advisors are invited to drop-in during open office hours to chat about useful resources and discuss challenges and concerns. Discussions
10/5/22 Faculty Advising Drop-Ins 2022-23 will be a year filled with lots of learning related to faculty advising including use of a new advising tracking tool (Aviso) and an increased advising load, for some. Faculty advisors are invited to drop-in during open office hours to chat about useful resources and discuss challenges and concerns. Discussions
10/4/22 Faculty Advising Drop-ins 2022-23 will be a year filled with lots of learning related to faculty advising including use of a new advising tracking tool (Aviso) and an increased advising load, for some. Faculty advisors are invited to drop-in during open office hours to chat about useful resources and discuss challenges and concerns, with
Multiple dates: Washington Council transfer advisor workshop We are pleased to announce that registration for The Washington Council Transfer Advisor Workshop is now open! This workshop is designed to provide community college advisors with valuable transfer admissions and program information from Washington State 4-year public and private baccalaureate institutions as well as updates from state agencies.
5/24 WASFA workshop These workshops are hands on events where students can get assistance in a group setting with completing the 2022-23 WASFA. Students will need to bring 2020 federal tax information, current banking statements, and any investment statements. Most unmarried students, under the age of 24 will need to bring the same information for
5/20 FAFSA workshop These workshops are hands on events where students can get assistance in a group setting with completing the 2022-23 FAFSA. Students need to ensure that they’ve created and know their username and password for their FSA ID prior to attending the workshop. This link is to a short video on how to
5/17 Financial aid 101 This presentation is a high level overview of how financial aid works, the types of aid available at Highline, and common student mistakes in the process and how to avoid them. The Financial Aid Office recommends that all students attend one of these sessions to become familiar with the Financial Aid
5/13 Financial aid portal training This presentation will go over how to use the ctcLink Portal to check students’ Task Tile, the To Do List, and Message Center for communication from the Financial Aid Office, and the Financial Aid Tile to check on award status. Presented by Highline financial aid office. While these sessions are geared towards
5/10 Connecting cross-campus: graduation processes Are you a department coordinator and want to hear more from enrollment services about the application to graduate process and advising notes on approving applications for graduation? Not a department coordinator but have burning questions or difficult case scenarios related to your advisees' meeting graduation requirements? This information session will
