You’re Accepted! Now What?

Congratulations on your acceptance to Clinton! We can’t wait to welcome you to campus. You’re in the right place to find your next steps.
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All you need to do to commit to Clinton is set up an appointment for a one-on-one registration session with an academic advisor, either in person or on Zoom, and take an English placement test. That will get you on track for all the great things ahead.

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Next Steps

At Clinton, we’re here for you every step of the way. And that begins with making your enrollment as easy as possible. Let’s get started together.

Step 1

Schedule your one-on-one appointment with an academic advisor to complete your course registration.

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Step 2

Take an English placement test to ensure you’ll be enrolled in a course that matches your skill level.

Placement Test

Step 3

File your FAFSA to position yourself to receive all the financial aid you may be eligible for.

Start Your FAFSA

Step 4

Complete your New York Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) application.

TAP Application

Step 5

Find out which Clinton Community College Foundation scholarships you’re eligible for.

CCC Foundation Scholarships

Step 6

Submit your health records.

Submit Records via Email

Step 7

Submit your Certificate of Residency if you live in New York state.

Certificate of Residence

Step 8

Buy your textbooks, supplies, and maybe a little swag at the bookstore.

Bookstore

Step 9

Reserve your spot for New Student Orientation.

Upcoming Dates

Prep for Success at New Student Orientation

New Student Orientation is an important, mandatory event. Here, you’ll get lots of information and exposure to the resources that lead you to success in college and beyond. It’s also a great opportunity to meet helpful staff members and become familiar with campus.

Fall orientation takes place in August. Spring orientation takes place in January. New students are notified about the details through email.

Resources for Parents

We understand that sending your student off to college is a big milestone for the whole family, and we’re here to help make the transition as smooth as possible. While your student is gaining independence, you’ll still have plenty of opportunities to stay connected and support them along the way.

All links are PDF files.

Understanding FERPA 10 Key Ways To Be Supportive Developing Trust and Respect How Students Stay Safe Being a Coach and Encourager

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We’re here to get your Clinton experience off to a great start.
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