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
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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.

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.