Open registration includes past and current students who have missed their scheduled registration day as well as new students with no credits earned at RCC. 

They are able to register any time after their priority day. Access your program planner to review the courses that your advisor has recommended and to ensure that you are approved to register. If your OK to register has expired, you will need to see your advisor.

Changes to the schedule of classes may occur after you have registered.  It is important that you verify your schedule before purchasing books or going to class.

As a financial aid recipient, you will be able to begin charging for books and other supplies at the bookstore during the period just prior to a term and for the first days of a term.  You may check bookstore.roguecc.edu or call the bookstore: 541-956-7160 RWC 541-245-7591 RVC to check bookstore hours and dates for charging books.

Open registration includes past and current students who have missed their scheduled registration day as well as new students with no credits earned at RCC. 

They are able to register any time after their priority day. Access your program planner to review the courses that your advisor has recommended and to ensure that you are approved to register. If your OK to register has expired, you will need to see your advisor.

Changes to the schedule of classes may occur after you have registered.  It is important that you verify your schedule before purchasing books or going to class.

The Rogue Community College (RCC) chapter of the American Association of Women in Community College (AAWCC-RCC) is holding a clothing sale event to raise funds for RCC student scholarships and programs at two campuses in Grants Pass and Medford over three days from April 11-13, 2016. This bi-annual clothing sale receives donations from the community of clothing and accessories for men, women, and children. Most items sell for $1; however, for higher end, name-brand, coats, jackets, outfit sets, and new items sell for $3.

In Jackson County, the sale will be held on Tuesday, April 11, and Wednesday, April 12, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at 101 South Bartlett Street, Medford, OR 97501 in the RCC/SOU Higher Education Center, Room 127/129.

Donate your clean and gently worn or new clothing (men’s, women’s, and children’s) during business hours between now and the eve of the event to: Jackson County: Counseling Department, Riverside Campus, G Building, at 117 S. Central Ave. 

Donations are tax deductible. RCC Foundation 501(c)3 ID#93-0777701.

We could again use your help and support. Volunteer assistance is requested from college students, employees, and the general public. AAWCC-RCC appreciates any assistance from volunteers whose helping hands are needed and welcome for setting up and breaking down the sales, as well as workers to manage the sale (in one- or two-hour shifts). It is difficult to express our full appreciation for the support we have received from our College family. With your encouragement, AAWCC-RCC has the ability to increase its contributions to more student scholarships and programs through our endowment and grants annually since 2006. To learn more about AAWCC-RCC, go to http://go.roguecc.edu/department/aawcc. 

For more information about the events, volunteering, or donating, contact Bonnie Glidewell by email at bglidewell@roguecc.edu or by phone at 541-245-7547. 

The application deadline for the Human Services program has been extended to May 1, 2017, by 5 p.m.

 Anyone interested in the Human Services program is also encouraged to attend one of these newly scheduled information sessions:

• April 11
• April 18

Attending an information session is step 1 in the application procedure.

As a financial aid recipient, you will be able to begin charging for books and other supplies at the bookstore during the period just prior to a term and for the first days of a term.  You may check bookstore.roguecc.edu or call the bookstore: 541-956-7160 RWC 541-245-7591 RVC to check bookstore hours and dates for charging books.

Open registration includes past and current students who have missed their scheduled registration day as well as new students with no credits earned at RCC. 

They are able to register any time after their priority day. Access your program planner to review the courses that your advisor has recommended and to ensure that you are approved to register. If your OK to register has expired, you will need to see your advisor.

Changes to the schedule of classes may occur after you have registered.  It is important that you verify your schedule before purchasing books or going to class.

The Rogue Community College (RCC) chapter of the American Association of Women in Community College (AAWCC-RCC) is holding a clothing sale event to raise funds for RCC student scholarships and programs at two campuses in Grants Pass and Medford over three days from April 11-13, 2016. This bi-annual clothing sale receives donations from the community of clothing and accessories for men, women, and children. Most items sell for $1; however, for higher end, name-brand, coats, jackets, outfit sets, and new items sell for $3.

In Jackson County, the sale will be held on Tuesday, April 11, and Wednesday, April 12, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at 101 South Bartlett Street, Medford, OR 97501 in the RCC/SOU Higher Education Center, Room 127/129.

Donate your clean and gently worn or new clothing (men’s, women’s, and children’s) during business hours between now and the eve of the event to: Jackson County: Counseling Department, Riverside Campus, G Building, at 117 S. Central Ave. 

Donations are tax deductible. RCC Foundation 501(c)3 ID#93-0777701.

We could again use your help and support. Volunteer assistance is requested from college students, employees, and the general public. AAWCC-RCC appreciates any assistance from volunteers whose helping hands are needed and welcome for setting up and breaking down the sales, as well as workers to manage the sale (in one- or two-hour shifts). It is difficult to express our full appreciation for the support we have received from our College family. With your encouragement, AAWCC-RCC has the ability to increase its contributions to more student scholarships and programs through our endowment and grants annually since 2006. To learn more about AAWCC-RCC, go to http://go.roguecc.edu/department/aawcc. 

For more information about the events, volunteering, or donating, contact Bonnie Glidewell by email at bglidewell@roguecc.edu or by phone at 541-245-7547. 

The Rogue Community College (RCC) chapter of the American Association of Women in Community College (AAWCC-RCC) is holding a clothing sale event to raise funds for RCC student scholarships and programs at two campuses in Grants Pass and Medford over three days from April 11-13, 2016. This bi-annual clothing sale receives donations from the community of clothing and accessories for men, women, and children. Most items sell for $1; however, for higher end, name-brand, coats, jackets, outfit sets, and new items sell for $3.

In Josephine County, the sale will be held on Wednesday, April 12, and Thursday, April 13, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at 3345 Redwood Highway, Grants Pass, OR 97527 at 3345 Redwood Highway, Grants Pass, OR 97527 at the Redwood Campus, Student Center.

Donate your clean and gently worn or new clothing (men’s, women’s, and children’s) during business hours between now and the eve of the event to: Josephine County: Jenny Jackson in Associated Student Government office in the Student Center or to Tamara Adams in the Redwood Campus, Josephine Building (JB-01).

Donations are tax deductible. RCC Foundation 501(c)3 ID#93-0777701.

We could again use your help and support. Volunteer assistance is requested from college students, employees, and the general public. AAWCC-RCC appreciates any assistance from volunteers whose helping hands are needed and welcome for setting up and breaking down the sales, as well as workers to manage the sale (in one- or two-hour shifts). It is difficult to express our full appreciation for the support we have received from our College family. With your encouragement, AAWCC-RCC has the ability to increase its contributions to more student scholarships and programs through our endowment and grants annually since 2006. To learn more about AAWCC-RCC, go to http://go.roguecc.edu/department/aawcc. 

For more information about the events, volunteering, or donating, contact Bonnie Glidewell by email at bglidewell@roguecc.edu or by phone at 541-245-7547.

Regarding term length courses:

• Last day to drop and receive a full refund
  AND
• Last day to add a course

As a financial aid recipient, you will be able to begin charging for books and other supplies at the bookstore during the period just prior to a term and for the first days of a term.  You may check bookstore.roguecc.edu or call the bookstore: 541-956-7160 RWC 541-245-7591 RVC to check bookstore hours and dates for charging books.

Open registration includes past and current students who have missed their scheduled registration day as well as new students with no credits earned at RCC. 

They are able to register any time after their priority day. Access your program planner to review the courses that your advisor has recommended and to ensure that you are approved to register. If your OK to register has expired, you will need to see your advisor.

Changes to the schedule of classes may occur after you have registered.  It is important that you verify your schedule before purchasing books or going to class.

The Rogue Community College (RCC) chapter of the American Association of Women in Community College (AAWCC-RCC) is holding a clothing sale event to raise funds for RCC student scholarships and programs at two campuses in Grants Pass and Medford over three days from April 11-13, 2016. This bi-annual clothing sale receives donations from the community of clothing and accessories for men, women, and children. Most items sell for $1; however, for higher end, name-brand, coats, jackets, outfit sets, and new items sell for $3.

In Josephine County, the sale will be held on Wednesday, April 12, and Thursday, April 13, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at 3345 Redwood Highway, Grants Pass, OR 97527 at 3345 Redwood Highway, Grants Pass, OR 97527 at the Redwood Campus, Student Center.

Donate your clean and gently worn or new clothing (men’s, women’s, and children’s) during business hours between now and the eve of the event to: Josephine County: Jenny Jackson in Associated Student Government office in the Student Center or to Tamara Adams in the Redwood Campus, Josephine Building (JB-01).

Donations are tax deductible. RCC Foundation 501(c)3 ID#93-0777701.

We could again use your help and support. Volunteer assistance is requested from college students, employees, and the general public. AAWCC-RCC appreciates any assistance from volunteers whose helping hands are needed and welcome for setting up and breaking down the sales, as well as workers to manage the sale (in one- or two-hour shifts). It is difficult to express our full appreciation for the support we have received from our College family. With your encouragement, AAWCC-RCC has the ability to increase its contributions to more student scholarships and programs through our endowment and grants annually since 2006. To learn more about AAWCC-RCC, go to http://go.roguecc.edu/department/aawcc. 

For more information about the events, volunteering, or donating, contact Bonnie Glidewell by email at bglidewell@roguecc.edu or by phone at 541-245-7547.

Tuition, fees, and authorized non-institutional charges on your student account are deducted from the term’s financial aid before excess proceeds are disbursed to the student. Disbursements of excess proceeds (i.e., refunds) are processed from RCC’s Office of Budget and Finance on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting the 14th day of the term. Disbursements of excess funds are not issued immediately following a term during which time academic progress is being evaluated.

First-time borrowers of a Federal Stafford Loan may not receive loan funds until at least 30 days into the term.