Submitting an Application

  1. Create an account or log in to CCCApply / MyPath
  2. Apply to Shasta College using Explore MyPath. (MyPath is a guided pathway approach to enrollment and you'll be able to explore careers, degrees, financial aid, and more.)
  3. You'll receive an application confirmation email with your unique Student ID within two (2) business days (could be more than 2 business days if you submit your application on or before campus closures/holidays). Please return to MyPath for a customized guide toward your next steps!

Should you need technical assistance for the CCCApply process, please call at (877) 247-4836 or email support@openccc.net.


CCC ID.me - Identity Verification

As of February 2, 2024, CCCApply will implement an identity verification service called “ID.me.” This service will help protect student identities and prevent fraudulent students from taking spots in classes at Shasta College.

All new applicants and existing students 18 years or older will be able to opt-in or opt-out of ID Verification.

Certain populations of students won’t be able to use ID.me:

  • Those with no valid identity documentation from country of origin
  • Those with no permanent address (housing insecure/unhoused)
  • Those with no internet access or a smartphone
  • Minors

For students that aren’t able to use ID.me, there will be a 24/7 student support provided by ID.me that will allow you to connect via live chat to verify your identity. You will also be able to verify in-person with Admissions and Records at Shasta College. Your verified status will last for one year.

If students choose to not verify their identity, access to financial aid may be limited or delayed moving forward.

The implementation of ID.me identity verification aims to strengthen the security and streamline the admissions process. However, navigating the new ID.me identity verification process may require reaching out for assistance. Below you will find contact information for the following key areas:

If you face technical barriers like device, browser or internet issues, contact:

  • ID.me Help Center offers step-by-step troubleshooting guides on common technical problems.
  • Speak to a live agent by contacting ID.me support 24/7 for time-sensitive technical issues.

For specialized assistance with the ID.me verification process, account management, documentation etc. contact:

  • ID.me Help Center has extensive resources on completing verification.
  • ID.me agents are available 24/7 at ID.me support for identity verification help.
  • For Shasta College in-person verification policy questions, contact Admissions and Records at: admissions@shastacollege.edu or (530) 242-7650.

For basic questions about the ID.me verification integration and how it impacts admissions and application progress and status contact Shasta College Admissions and Records at admissions@shastacollege.edu or (530) 242-7650.

For Financial Aid questions contact Shasta College Financial Aid at financialaid@shastacollege.edu or (530) 242-7650.

For general help with OpenCCC or CCCApply processes, including account creation and application submission, contact the CCC Help Desk (877) 247-4836 support@openccc.net.

Admission Requirements

You're considered a new student if you've never taken a Shasta College class or course. 

Please note, graduated high school seniors attending as college students for the first time are also considered new students.

You're considered a continuing / returning student if you're still attending or have attended Shasta College.

  • Continuing students are not required to complete a new application for admission
  • Returning students are required to complete a new application through CCCApply if you have not attended within the last two semesters
  • You'll be notified of your registration date and time in MyShasta and/or an email sent to your student email address from the Admissions & Records Offices if you have priority registration. Important Dates, including registration dates, can be found on the Important Dates & Deadlines webpage.
  • You may register and pay for classes in MyShasta

You're considered either a concurrently or dual enrolled student if you're in high school or below. 

  • Concurrently enrolled students are high school students taking college courses at a Shasta College campus or online. Concurrently enrolled students do not pay any tuition for classes, but are responsible for Student Health and Campus fees.
  • Dual enrolled students are high school students who take college courses at their local high school. Dual enrolled students do not pay any of the following: Registration (tuition), Health and Campus Center fees. 

For more information on how to apply as a student in high school or below, please visit our high school & below admissions website.

Next Steps?

Please visit our How to Enroll webpage for more information on our steps to enrollment. For help, contact Admissions at (530) 242-7650.

 

The California Community College System offers an Open Admission Policy.

Can I attend for free?

You may be eligible to attend for free through the Shasta College Promise Program or the California College Promise Grant.