It's Too Complicated!!!

[S i l l i B o o]

I applied and was accepted to a local community college about two hours away, but I don't know where to go from here!! I know I have to apply for classes, but I don't know how. I think I might have to pass a test of some sort but I only vaguely know what kind.

I don't know where to go from here, and no matter how many times I scower the website I can't find out anything. When I go to 'contact us' to see if anyone could help me, there's a list of at least 20 people and I don't know who to ask for help!!

Please help me. I know I'm stupid for not knowing this stuff but I'm not prepared and have no one in real life who is willing to help me...

Here's the link to their website: http://www.smccme.edu/
It didn't help me much but maybe to someone who knows what they're doing...

[A Clockwork Death Spiral]

Oh boy it sounds like college isn't for you. sad

[Zarow]

Don't be afraid to ask questions.
If you ask the wrong person something, just ask them who to go to for help and information.
We all make mistakes.

[Redpaige13]

Just go to the college, and ask.

If you call one of the numbers, ask for assistance. No matter which number you call, tell the person your situation, and ask them if they can transfer your call to someone who could help you.

[Xx Kyu no Tsumi xX]

They have their phone number on the site...
Call them.

Toll Free in Maine 1.877.282.2182
For more information please call 207.741.5798. SMCC is an equal opportunity & affirmative action institution and employer.

[Xx Kyu no Tsumi xX]

Plus.

When you go to the admissions part they have a step by step about what to do upon acceptance.

Upon Acceptance

* Your acceptance letter should arrive within 2 weeks.
* Transfer credits. Upon receipt of an official transcript, courses will be evaluated for program requirements. An official evaluation will be mailed within six weeks.
* Submit required immunization form [Microsoft Word File] to Enrollment Services.
* Apply for on-campus housing [Adobe PDF File]. (optional)
* If you you’re an out-of-state student from within the New England region, taking a program not available in your home state, you may be eligible for a discount on our out-of state-tuition rates. See the New England Board of Higher Education website for details.

Signing up for Classes

* Register Online for a Group Advising Session (be on the lookout for a postcard with details). Sessions start mid-November for students starting in the spring. Sessions start mid-May for students starting in the fall.

All paper application materials should be submitted to:

Enrollment Services
Southern Maine Community College
2 Fort Road
South Portland, ME 04106
Fax: [phone]

[C00kies]

Send them an email or give them a call.

Don't be afraid.