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Steps To Enroll

Non-Credit Students

Non-Credit ESOL Steps To Success

With non-credit ESOL you can:

  • Study for free
  • Earn a certificate
  • Repeat classes
  • Prepare for credit classes

For continuing students already enrolled, you can enroll directly into credit or noncredit classes by adding courses through Campus Solutions or speaking with a counselor.

Undocumented Students Support

Non-US citizens and/or non-residents may be eligible for in-state tuition as well as some financial aid through the California Dream Act. To learn more, visit Undocumented Students Support

1. Apply Online for Admission

  • Go to peralta.edu/admissions/noncredit/apply
  • Apply online and submit your non-credit application. If you need help completing this form online, contact the Welcome Center [ext link].
  • After submission, you will immediately receive an 8-digit confirmation number that starts with the number 2. (Save the confirmation number).

2. Check Email For Login Info

  • You will be emailed your student ID number and password within 30 minutes.

3. Enroll In Classes

  • Login to Campus Solutions to add your classes and view the how to enroll video.

4. Get Your Student Photo ID Card & Semester Sticker

  • Bring a valid picture ID and your current class schedule as proof of enrollment to the Welcome Center (Building A-101) and have your picture taken to be issued your student ID card and semester sticker.

5. Purchase Your Textbooks

  • You can purchase your textbook at the Laney Bookstore located in the lower level of the Student Center or through the online bookstore.
*There is no tuition fee for non-credit courses. Students may be responsible for the purchase of books and supplies. Integrated counseling will be provided during the third level ESOL 541 course.
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Welcome Center

Assisting new and returning students navigate enrollment and access key student services. The Welcome Center provides support for setting up accounts, applying for financial aid, adding/dropping classes, and more.

Also offering information on student support services, scholarship opportunities, and photo ID services.