Attending Orientation is very important to your success at RACC. At Orientation, you'll learn valuable information about financial aid and paying for college, academic policies, and what you should do to make sure you can be successful at RACC.
You may choose to attend Orientation before or after you register for classes, but we strongly recommend that you attend an Orientation that happens before your first class meeting. Much of the information included in Orientation will help you prepare for your first class meeting.
There are 2 different types of Orientation you can attend and you should choose to attend a session that best meets your needs:
- General (G)-these sessions cover 6 important topics equally. Friends and family may attend these sessions with you, but space is limited.
- Technology Intensive (TI)-these sessions include an additional section focusing on technology. You should attend one of these sessions if you are very uncomfortable using computers to do things like check email. Space is limited, so although friends and family may attend the first part of these sessions with you, but they will not be able to participate in the additional technology section.
