How Do I Begin?
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Discuss the Program and its Commitments with a Parent/Guardian
- Reliable transportation to and from SVCC for duration of on campus courses
- Attendance and participation is expected
- College credit will be earned, including the possibility of a W on the student's college transcript
- Payment responsibility-these courses generate a bill that must be paid according to the SVCC payment deadlines. Failure to do so will result in a records hold
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Discuss the Program with your High School Guidance Counselor
- Discuss program and course requirements
- Decide if courses will be taken at the high school, SVCC or online through SVCC
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Satisfy Course Prerequisites
- Submit a current high school transcript to the Admissions and Records office at SVCC with ACT or SAT scores if applicable
- Complete SVCC placement exams is necessary
- To schedule placement testing, students will need to either contact their high school counselor or the Admissions Office at 815-835-6273
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Fill Out Necessary Forms
Fill out the Dual Credit Registration Form. Students must know their SVCC ID number and a parent's email to complete the form. Students can request their Sauk Student ID number either through their high school counselor or by contacting the SVCC Admissions Office at 815-835-6273
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Once the student fills out the electronic registration form, an electronic form is then sent to the designated High School Counselor. Students who are being billed for a class by SVCC will also need to have their parent/ guardian complete the Parental Consent form. When all electronic forms are submitted, registration can be processed
- Students taking a course at Sauk for the first time will also be required to attend either a new student orientation or a dual credit orientation. A follow up email will be sent to the student regarding orientation after their registration is complete
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Purchase Materials and Make Payment Arrangements
- Payments can be arranged by visiting: svcc.edu/pay
- Make sure all books and materials are purchased and in hand for the first day of classes
- Students who are taking Sauk courses are automatically enrolled in the SaukReady textbook program. Additional information related to SaukReady can be found here
- Please note: courses taught at the high school by a high school instructor are not eligible for SaukReady. Please speak with your high school regarding textbooks and materials