•  students 
  
  Can either register in person at SSCC campus, or can register online through SSCC's main campus website.
  
  Needed to register online:  Student Identification Number [SID] and Personal Identification Number [PIN].  
  Find more info regarding your SID or PIN here
  
  

  Note:  If you are a student from North (NSCC) or Central (SCCC), you have an SID. Even so, if this is your first class at South, you'll need to fill out the Web Admissions form to share your registration records with South [SSCC]. 
  
  To Register for an eLearning class:
  • Go to the eLearning Course Listings 
    Review and choose your classes 
    
    
  • Register online here: Student Online Services *
    You will need your PIN, SID, and course item number(s)
    

    
    

  • PAY tuition for SSCC courses: 
    Please read our SSCC Tuition options

     
    
    

  • "I'm Registered, Now What?" - Read your Course Listing, follow directions, and

     get started!
    
    *  Student Online Services lists many SSCC resource links for accessing student records, including Registration, Advisor, Tuition and Fees, Grades and Records, and Financial Aid records. Plan your schedule and register, check your wait list status, ask an Advisor a quick question via email,  pay your tuition or update your personal campus information through Student Online Services. Students must have a Student ID (SID) and PIN with South Seattle in order to log in and access these services.*   Please visit the Student Online Services! 

  Problems?
  Encountering a Pre-Requisite Block:
  
  

  If you are blocked from registering for a course because you have not completed the prerequisite, you must get the instructor’s permission signature and register in-person at the Registration Center. A prerequisite is the required course prior to the one for which you are registering, or entrance COMPASS or ESL/COMPASS score.
  
  
  Minimum entrance COMPASS scores:
  
  
  Minimum entrance prerequisite placement scores for all College level courses, with the exception of studio and performance courses and where noted in individual course prerequisites, are as follows: COMPASS: Writing 68, Reading 81. These must be on file with our campus. Call the Assessments office for questions: 206.934.6767

TYPES of ONLINE Courses

Please check our ONLINE Courses for information about your online class.

1. SSCC Fully Online courses - taught by SSCC faculty using a course management application (i.e. Angel, etc) and/or their own faculty website such as GoogleApps for Education (GA4E). These courses meet online only.
   
   
2. SSCC Math courses - Most (although not all*) of the math courses taught by SSCC faculty use Hawkes Learning System (book, software, website), and/or the instructor's own MathOnline website. 
   For more information regarding online Math courses, please visit http://mathonline.southseattle.edu, or contact your instructor.  These classes are fully online, however they require tests be proctored (your instructor will provide you with information).
             * MATH 109, MATH&131 and MATH&132 are often taught by SSCC staff using ANGEL.
    
   
3. SSCC Hybrid courses - taught by SSCC faculty using a course management application (i.e. Angel, etc) and/or their own faculty website such as GoogleApps for Education (GA4E) as their online classroom platform. These courses include MANDATORY face-to-face meetings as well as online instruction. 
    
   
4. WAOL/SSCC online "shared" courses - offered through the Washington Online Consortium (WAOL) 
   "Shared" courses are offered by SSCC through WAOL using ANGEL, and follow different quarter dates than SSCC - check the course listing for specific dates. In general, the instructor is not SSCC Faculty - the instructor may teach through any college in the state! These classes are fully online. Course item numbers end in ".78"
       

SSCC Web-Enhanced Courses - Many SSCC instructors list their Faculty Portal pages (entry points and contact information) here on the eLearning website site, but they are not considered eLearning courses.  These classes are completely face-to-face, but are enhanced with an associated online website. You may need a South Campus student email address to access these courses (ask your instructor). Apply for one here.

IMPORTANT: Some online courses are offered through specific programs and require permission to join.  
Because these unique courses may not be listed in our course listings you must refer to the information your program's coordinator or instructor has supplied you. If you still have questions about how and when to access your online course please call the eLearning office at (206) 934-7930.