Returning Chabot Student

Am I a Returning Chabot Student?

You are a returning Chabot student if it’s been more than 2 semesters ago, since you last took a class at Chabot College or Las Positas College.

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#), CLASS-Web, and Zonemail

1. Get your W# (student ID number)

After applying and being admitted, you will retain and use your previous Chabot College student W# (student ID number).

If you don't remember, you can get it from CLASS-Web:

Go to CLASS-Web.
Enter your user ID with your social security number or CCC-ID.
Enter your PIN (Default PIN is your birthdate in numerical format: MMDDYY).
Log in and click on What is my W ID?

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

2. Login to your CLASS-Web

CLASS-Web is where students can access their student records, register for class, and for many more services. You will need to access it frequently throughout the semesters so make sure you can login as soon as possible.
If you have not logged in yet, then follow these steps:

Go to CLASS-Web.
Enter your user ID with your W#, social security number, or CCC-ID.
Enter your PIN (Default PIN is your birthdate in numerical format: MMDDYY).

3. Login to your Zonemail

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

STEP 3

Apply for Free Tuition

Complete your CCPG - California College Promise Grant (fee waiver) Online Application.

Learn more about the CCPG (fee waiver) or Visit Financial Aid

STEP 4

Complete the Orientation

Complete the online orientation, which is required to receive Priority Registration.

Complete Online Orientation

STEP 5

Assessment and Placement

Please complete the English and Math self-guided placement tools in your student account on CLASS-Web.

For assessment and placement in other subjects and if you have questions, please visit the Assessment Center website.

STEP 6

Complete Your Student Educational Plan (SEP)

If you do not have an SEP on file:

Schedule for an appointment at Counseling to develop an SEP.
If you have courses from another institution or AP test scores, bring an unofficial copy of them to the Student Ed Planning appointment with the counselor in order to receive advising and prerequisite overrides.

Note: Prerequisite overrides are not automatic, you must speak directly with a counselor, or submit a prerequisite override request electronically.

STEP 7

Submit college or university transcripts, evaluated foreign transcripts, and/or AP test score

Submit official copies of college or university transcripts, evaluated foreign transcripts, and/or AP test score reports to the Admissions & Records office to be included in your student file.

PREFERRED METHOD FOR QUICKEST PROCESSING: If you are ordering through Credentials or Parchment, select the information for Chabot College that already exists in the system for the most accurate delivery and quickest upload to your student profile.

SECOND OPTION: For any other service, please have your transcripts sent to cc-transcripts@chabotcollege.edu

For Colleges/Universities that do not offer the option of electronic transcripts, send paper transcripts to:
Chabot College
ATTN: Admissions and Records
25555 Hesperian Blvd.
Hayward, CA 94545

STEP 8

Complete Title IX Training

Complete Title IX - Sexual Assault and Violence Prevention Training