Enrollment Services
Welcome to Reading Area Community College.
Whether your interest is in a college certificate or diploma program, an associate degree or transfer to a four-year university, we are here to guide you through the enrollment process.
To learn more about the programs we offer and if RACC is the right choice for you, check out our Viewbook. We encourage you to schedule an appointment with an Enrollment Services Coordinator, visit with us during one of the many local college fairs we attend, or join us at an Open House.
Have questions about RACC? Ambassadors are here to give you answers! Send them an email or stop by Berks Hall, Room 111 to talk. You can also call us at 610-607-6224. You can also request more information about RACC.
Once you've decided to take college courses at RACC, we'll help you with every step of the enrollment process -from the application to placement testing and registration.
Looking for other educational opportunities? Consider career training skills certificate programs, and healthcare CEUs.
An Open Admissions Policy
The College has an "open admissions" policy, which means that any student who has received their high school diploma or GED certificate will be accepted and may enroll in courses upon completion of the placement test. Also, students with other qualifications that indicate the potential for success will be considered for admission on an individual basis. College entrance examinations such as the SAT or ACT are not required.
Though you are required to submit your high school or GED records and transcripts from any other colleges you have attended to complete your application, these records are only used for course selection purposes and admission into a small number of selective programs.
View application deadlines, placement testing and registration dates for upcoming semesters here.
Selective Programs
RACC's open admissions policy does not guarantee acceptance into a specific program of study. Some programs have requirements that must be met in order for students to secure licensure or certification upon completion of the program. Other factors include limitations on enrollment based upon availability of college or community facilities used for practice experience. These programs may consider your academic performance in both high school and college, in addition to other factors, when making decisions about program qualifications.
