Assessment, Educational Plan, and Orientation Exemption Form - Admissions and Records

The Student Success Act (SB1456) requires all first-time college students to complete Orientation, Assessment, and an Educational Plan to receive priority registration. Exemptions are available for students that meet any of the criteria below; however, students who choose to exempt themselves for one or more service will not receive priority registration as a new or continuing student.

Please be advised that in some cases this could affect your ability to receive financial aid. Complete and submit the form below (documentation is required). If you have further questions, please call the Prerequisite Clearance Office at 626-585-7951.

*Please select type of exemption requesting (check all that apply):

Assessment RequirementEducational Plan RequirementOrientation Requirement

I should be exempt from the Assessment, Educational Plan, and Orientation requirement at Pasadena City College because (check all the apply):

I have an Associate degree or higher from a U.S college I have completed English, Reading, and Math classes (and passed with a "C" or better) at another collegeI took the Early Assessment Program Exam (EAP) within the last year and was identified as college ready in English and Math. Conditional status is not accepted. Students are not exempt from the Orientation requirement. Complete the online orientation at www.pasadena.edu/orientationI took the ACCUPLACER exam at another college within the last year with the required sections taken. Visit www.pasadena.edu/placement for required section information and look under Exam Exemptions. Students are not exempt from the Orientation requirement. Complete the online orientation at www.pasadena.edu/orientationI am Deployed

I am attending PCC:

To advance in my current job/career (update job skills) For educational development (personal enrichment)For activity or performance class only (i.e., P.E., Drama, Chorus)

*Agreement

By checking this box I declare that all information on this form is accurate and I agree to all of the terms.