Richland Community College is the right choice for you, whether you are a high school student about to choose the path to your future, or have been in the workforce and desire a career change. Richland is also the best choice if you simply want to continue your education and update your skills. Richland is affordable, with small class sizes that allow for personalized instruction as needed.
In order to make your journey at Richland Community College easy we have created a New Student Checklist for you that can be found on our Apply & Enroll page. Once you have been admitted, you will be able to move through the Registration Process and Advising process on this checklist.
A Student Success Coach will be assigned to you and will meet with you to help define your program of study, what courses are appropriate for you or to help you register for your courses.
No matter where you are in life, we are glad you chose Richland!
Resources
- Programs – Certificates and Degrees – an A to Z list of programs offered at Richland
- Bookstore
- Library
- Academic Success Center
- Financial Aid
- Student Success Center
- Course Schedules
- Catalog
- Teaching and Learning Center
- Registration Information
- Scholarships at Richland
What kind of student are you?
There is something for everyone at Richland.
- Certificate or Degree Seeking Students – Students who have a high school diploma or GED and are interested in pursuing a degree or certificate from Richland Community College
- Non-Degree Seeking Students – Students who may only want to take one or two credit courses at Richland Community College
- Dual Credit – Students who are currently in high school but wish to take classes at Richland Community College for dual enrollment
- Transfer Students interested in a degree or certificate program – Any students who has earned credit from another college or university who is interested in transferring that credit to Richland and earning a Richland degree or certificate.
- Lifelong Learner – Any students looking to improve skills or explore a hobby by taking a non-credit course offered by Richland’s Continuing and Professional Education Division.
- International Students – Students from other countries planning to attend Richland
- Adult Education Students – Students who need to prepare for the High School Equivalency GED test or take basic education or English as a Second Language (ESL) courses
