• Submit your application to the Admissions Office or by applying online.
  (Note: Concurrent Enrollment Students must submit a paper application.)
  You may apply on-line. When your completed application is submitted, you will be sent an e-mail within 48 hours informing you of your registration date and PIN number.
• High School students (grades 10-12) need to also submit a signed  Concurrent Enrollment Form (PDF 40 KB ) (*) every semester in person to the Admissions Office. High school students must also submit a permission form signed by the high school principal or high school counselor.
• Express Registration - Students taking 6 or fewer units for personal interest and who do not need advising may skip to Step 4 then to Step 6 or 7.

• Register or sign-up for orientation. (as needed)
• Orientation is strongly recommended for all new first-time college students planning to work towards a degree or certificate at West Valley College or to transfer to a 4-year college. (See below for schedule of offerings and sign-up procedures.)
• Make note of the Date, Time and Location

• Attend an Assessment session for English and reading. (as needed)
• If planning to register for English, Reading, or Mathematics classes at West Valley, Assessment is necessary unless you can provide the Assessment Office with a grade of "C" or better in appropriate college Courses or test results from another college that clearly identifies eligibility.
• If you have scheduled an orientation, assessment should be completed at least two days prior to your orientation session. (See below for assessment schedule)

• Obtain a free student ID card in the Admissions Office. (everyone)
• Bring one form of photo identification or birth certificate,passport or other official documents.

• Attend your scheduled orientation session. (as needed)
• Be sure to bring the following:
  • Assessment results (see Step 3)
  • Pencil and/or pen
  • Schedule of Classes (available in Bookstore)
  • West Valley Catalog (may be purchased in Bookstore)
  • Records of previous college or high school courses completed

• Clear prerequisites by submitting transcripts or grade reports to the Assessment Office. (as needed)
• If a class you wish to take has a prerequisite that you completed at another college or in high school, submit an unofficial transcript to the Assessment Office in the Counseling Center.

• Register for classes and pay fees by phone or MyWebServices (everyone). If you have applied and been found eligible for a Board of Governers Fee Waiver (BOGW), you will not be required to pay enrollment fees.
• Note your College ID # and 6-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN)
• You are eligible to either call T-REG, (408) 741-8734, or access MyWebServices.
• Between the hours of:
  • 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday
  • Noon to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Sunday
  • 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Saturday
• Note: If someone else will be registering for you in-person, provide that person with a signed note of authorization.

• Complete your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to help pay for your enrollment fees and other school related expenses.
• Check with the Financial Aid Office to see if you are eligible for the BOGW Fee Waiver. (408) 741-2024

• Pick up your registration sticker and purchase parking permit in the online or in the Admissions Office. If you have applied and been found eligible for a Board of Governers Fee Waiver (BOGW), you will be required to pay only half of the semester parking permit fee.