New Student Admissions Checklist
Welcome to CCRI!
Your success starts here. Here's a checklist of everything you'll need to become an enrolled student at CCRI.
Login to MyCCRI.
Access email, register for classes and get communication from CCRI. Use your CCRI ID in the top right-hand corner of your acceptance letter to create your account. Login now »
Schedule your ACCUPLACER assessment.
The ACCUPLACER is mandatory, but does not affect your acceptance into CCRI. The ACCUPLACER helps determine appropriate classes for your first semester. Go to this page for resources to help prepare to take this assessment. Call the Testing Center at 401-825-1240 to schedule your ACCUPLACER assessment.
Submit your mid-year and final high school or GED® transcripts and SAT/ACT scores if you:
- are a graduating senior, or
- completed your GED® after January 2014, or
- graduated within the last three years, or
- took the SAT/ACT in the last three years
If you don't have your transcripts, contact your high school and ask that official copies be sent to CCRI. If you did not select CCRI to receive your SAT scores, visit https://www.collegeboard.org/ and select the appropriate test to send. If you are still in high school, talk to your counselor about mailing official transcripts to the Office of Enrollment Services at any CCRI campus.
Apply for Financial Aid.
Visit https://fafsa.ed.gov/ to complete your application for financial aid. CCRI's school code is 004916.
Attend New Student Registration.
Advisors use your ACCUPLACER scores to discuss course registration for your first semester at CCRI. Sign up happens when you take your ACCUPLACER assessment.
Attend Orientation.
This on-campus event includes a campus tour, a chance to meet students, and learn about what to expect during your first semester at CCRI. Sign-up happens when you attend New Student Registration. Visit this page.
Submit your immunization form.
All full-time students and students entering with a visa must complete Sections A and B of the Immunization Form for College Students. Go to ccri.edu/immunizations for information and to download the form.
Health Science majors
Visit this page to learn how to apply to these programs.
What happens if I am younger than 18 on the first day of class?
If you are younger than 18 on the first day of classes, you must submit an official high school or GED® transcript, and the date of your high school graduation must be prior to the first day of classes.
Pay for classes.
Use MyCCRI to pay for classes and visit the Bursar's website to learn about payment options.
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