Returning Students

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Are you a previous FRCC student returning after more than a year
OR a current student applying for a FRCC Bachelor's degree program? We have a streamlined admissions process that will get you enrolled quickly.

Step 1: Reapply to FRCC

 

Welcome back! If it has been more than one year since you took classes at FRCC, you will need to reapply. Things to note:

  • If you've attended or applied to FRCC in the past year, you are considered an active student and don't need to re-apply—unless you are applying for a selective admissions program (ex: Nursing Programs, bachelor's degree programs, etc.) Current students applying for any selective admissions program must reapply.
  • If you have completed coursework at another college/university while away from FRCC, and would like to transfer that credit to FRCC, please follow the instruction found on the Transfer Students admissions page.

Application Instructions

  • Go to the FRCC Application and log into your previous application account.
    • On your application profile page, My Account, you will click on Create a New Application > Start a New Undergraduate Application.
  • After you apply, you'll receive an acceptance email within 3-5 business days with all the information you need to get started. Be sure to check you SPAM or JUNK email if you don't see this email within 3-5 business days.
  • Your S# will remain the same and your eWOLF account will be reactivated in 3-5 days.
  • NOTE: Applicants who are selected for additional verification may be required to electronically verify their identity after submitting the application. Students will receive both a text message and an email containing a secure link to upload photos/documents. If you need the verification link resent, please email our application processors. 

Reapply to FRCC

Returning Student Enrollment Steps

Once you've reapplied and have received your acceptance email, its time to enroll at FRCC.

Step 1: Log into eWOLF & Access Navigate360

Log into our student portal, eWOLF, then find the Registration Tools card. Click on the Navigate360 Home link.

In Navigate360, you can create course schedules, register for classes and make appointments with your advisor—all in one place.

  • Check your email for your FRCC student number (S#) and initial login information. You should receive this approximately 3-5 days after submitting your application. Be sure to check your SPAM or JUNK email if you don't see this email within 3-5 business days.

Log Into eWOLF

Step 2: Complete the Pre-Advising Essentials Journey

Once you log into Navigate360, click on the Journeys tab in the menu bar to get started with your Pre-Advising Essentials Journey. 
 

Think of Pre-Advising Essentials (PAE) as your academic planning survival toolkit. guiding you through the key steps to get ready for your first semester. You’ll:

  • Learn how college works
  • Choose or confirm your program
  • Complete important steps like placement and surveys
  • Get familiar with the tools you’ll use to register and stay on track
Please Note: You will need to complete the Pre-Advising Essentials Journey before you can make an appointment with your advisor.
 

Step 3: Meet with Your Advisor

Your advisor is here to guide you during your time at FRCC. They'll help you:

  • Develop your educational plan
  • Choose your major
  • Select the right courses for your program.
  • Connect with resources you may need within the college or within your community.
  • Answer any transfer questions that you might have.

Complete the English Composition and Math Survey or review the list of Academic Placement prerequisites before meeting with your advisor. This will help with proper placement into first semester courses.

 

All returning students must meet with their advisors before registering for classes. Once you've completed your Pre-Advising Essentials Journey, you can schedule an advising appointment in Navigate360 or by calling Wolf Central at 303-404-5000.

Step 4: Apply for Financial Aid

There are several options that can help pay for college including:
  • Grants and scholarships (free money that does not have to be repaid)
  • Loans (which you borrow and repay in the future)
  • Work-study (money earned through a job on or off campus)

Filing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is the first step for applying for financial aid. Learn more about FAFSA and how to apply for financial aid.

  • Students without citizenship status often qualify for state, institutional and private aid through the Colorado Application for State Financial Aid (CASFA). Get more information about CASFA

Apply for Colorado Opportunity Fund (COF). If you're a Colorado resident, the state will help you pay for FRCC tuition.  All you have to do is apply. Learn how to apply for COF.

 

Apply for scholarships. Scholarships are a source of free money to help you pay for school. Discover what's required and how to apply for our merit- and need-based scholarships.

Step 5: Register for Classes

After you've developed your academic plan with your advisor, you're ready to register for classes in Navigate360. Check out our registration instructions and tutorials.

Please note: New students must meet with their advisor before registering for classes.

Register for Classes

Step 6: Attend a New Student Orientation (NSO)

We believe in giving you the strongest possible foundation for your education. Research shows that those who attend a new student orientation feel more connected and prepared during their college. experience.
At orientation you'll get to know what it's like at FRCC, meet other students and your Advisor, and learn how to be a successful college student.

You can learn more and sign up for a New Student Orientation session.

New Student Orientation

Step 7: Pay Your Bill

Review your statement and financial aid award in eWOLF. There are two options for payment:

Additional Information

Pay Your Bill

After You've Enrolled

Have Questions?

Contact us by email or phone or stop by campus to chat with an enrollment counselor.

Questions?

Feel free to reach out to our team.

Boulder County Campus

303-678-3722 | Email

 

Larimer Campus

970-226-2500 | Email

 

Westminster Campus

303-404-5000 | Email

 

Online Learning

Any of the campus contacts above can answer your questions.