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Noncredit Student

If you’re taking only noncredit classes at Chabot College, then follow these steps.

If you are taking both credit and noncredit classes, then select another profile. 

 

STEP 1

Apply for Admission Online

ADMISSION ELIGIBILITY

To be eligible for Chabot College admission including all Career Technical Education (CTE) Programs, the student must be at least 18 years old or have one of the following:

  • U.S. High School Diploma
  • General Education Degree (GED)
  • California High School Proficiency Certificate

Apply at CCCApply

For assistance, visit:

  • Student Welcome Center
  • Or, the Dream Center.
    The Dream Center provides English & Spanish support, resources, information and referrals for all Dreamer, undocumented, AB 540, and DACA students and allies in a safe and confidential environment. 

STEP 2

Your Student ID number (W#), MyPortal, and Zonemail

1. Get your W# (student ID number)

You will need your W# frequently to logon to the college online systems and for campus services.

3-5 days after your application is submitted, you will receive a unique student W# in your personal email, the one you provided in your application. Remember to check your spam folder too.

If you are unable to obtain your W#, email Admissions & Records Office at ccarcom@chabotcollege.edu.

2. Login to MyPortal

You will receive a MyPortal activation email to activate your MyPortal account after you receive your W# email.
Follow the instructions provided in the email.

MyPortal Instructions are available at the MyPortal Resources page.

MyPortal Support

If you are having trouble logging into MyPortal, visit the MyPortal Resources page or contact the Student HelpZone:


3. Login to your Zonemail

Zonemail is your student email. Make sure you can login to MyPortal (see above), and then follow these instructions to login to your zonemail account.

STEP 3

Assessment and Placement

If taking an English class, follow these instructions to complete the “English Informed Course Selection” in your MyPortal account. If taking an English as a Second Language (ESL) class, complete the ESL assessment.

Visit the Assessment Center website for more information.

STEP 4

Complete Title IX Training

Complete Title IX - Sexual Assault and Violence Prevention Training

STEP 5

Register for Classes

Follow the steps to register for classes.

STEP 6

Additional steps prior to start of classes

Review the steps to complete to start the semester off right.

STEP 7

Receive Priority Registration 

If you’re considering taking credit courses in the future, it is recommended that you complete the online orientation and schedule an appointment at Counseling to develop a student educational plan (SEP).