Getting Started

Students enrolled in credit programs at Wor-Wic can earn an associate degree, certificate of proficiency or letter of recognition. Browse the current credit programs to view your options.

Please refer to our Application Procedures.

Important: Please have your high school transcript sent to the Admissions department.

Obtain a referral form and testing dates and times from the student development office. Read about Diagnostic Assessment to obtain detailed information about the tests. Exemptions to diagnostic assessment are found in the college catalog.

All new first-time college students are required to attend a Student Orientation, Advising and Registration (SOAR) session. Register for a session online!

Schedule a meeting with your assigned academic advisor to discuss your academic plan.

Review the variety of financial aid opportunities, including federal programs such as grants, work-study and educational loans, state scholarships and a variety of local scholarships and loans available to you.

Pay your tuition bill on the day you register or by the payment deadline listed on your registration confirmation. An installment plan is available to all students who register for fall or spring classes and whose bill for tuition is at least equal to the in-county cost of six-credits.

Receive a photo identification (ID) card and a parking sticker from the student services office, AAB 109.

The college bookstore, located in the Student Center, sells all of the required and recommended textbooks, study guides, reference books and supplies for classes offered by the college.

Establish your class schedule as a priority in your life. Attend a new student orientation session at the start of the semester, the Fundamentals of College Study course, and all other courses for which you have registered, and stay in contact with your instructors and your academic advisor.

Students enrolled in credit programs at Wor-Wic can earn an associate degree, certificate of proficiency or letter of recognition. Browse the current credit programs to view your options.

Please refer to our Application Procedures.

Have official transcripts from EVERY college you have attended (and all CLEP, AP, ACT & SAT scores) mailed to the Registrar’s office.

• Official transcripts submitted for evaluation must include grades for all courses, the college/university seal, and date.
• High school transcripts, dated within the last 3 years, from Wicomico, Worcester or Somerset Counties may reflect certain courses that are eligible for college credit. See College Catalog for more information.
• As with most colleges and universities, WWCC does not accept the following course credits:
  • courses from unaccredited colleges/universities
  • remedial/developmental skill courses
  • pre-requisite courses for which a grade lower than required was received
• Foreign transcripts must be evaluated by an Accredited credentialing agency. Check online for a list of service providers.

Schedule a meeting with your assigned academic advisor to discuss your academic plan and to register for classes.

State Scholarship options are listed at www.mhec.state.md.us; contact your state Senator and Delegate for scholarship applications.

Pay your tuition bill on the day you register or by the payment deadline listed on your registration confirmation. An installment plan is available to all students who register for fall or spring classes and whose bill for tuition is at least equal to the in-county cost of six-credits.

Receive a photo identification (ID) card from the student services office, AAB 109.

Receive a parking sticker from the student services office, AAB 109.

The college bookstore, located in the Student Center, sells all of the required and recommended textbooks, study guides, reference books and supplies for classes offered by the college.

View more information on Transfer Resources.