I'm Registered! What's Next?

Your student email is the college's primary means of communicating information (deadlines, billing, financial aid, waitlists, etc.). You can check your @student.clackamas.edu email in myClackamas or download the Microsoft Outlook App.

Get the Microsoft Outlook app:

• For iPhone in the App Store
• for Android in the Google Play Store

Get help accessing your student email on a smart phone.

Confirm you are registered for classes by checking your class schedule in Self Service Student Planning. Check dates, times, and campus location (if you have in-person classes).

Moodle is the online platform for classes. Not familiar with Moodle? Check out Moodle 101, our orientation for online learning. You can access Moodle via myClackamas or download the Open LMS (Education) app to your Android or iPhone.

Get the Open LMS app:

• for iPhone in the App Store
• for Android in the Google Play Store

After downloading the app, enter online.clackamas.edu as your site. Then click Connect to Site and login with your CCC student password.

Note: Your classes will not appear in Moodle until the first day of the term.

If you have any questions about online learning and the mobile app, email online@clackamas.edu. 

If you are on a waitlist for a class, check your CCC student email daily. If a spot opens up, you will get a notification to your @student.clackamas.edu email with the subject: "Waitlist Invitation." You will have 48 hours from the time the email was sent to register for the class.

Caution: If you do not register for the class within 48 hours, the next student on the list will be contacted.

The waitlist process stops the Friday before the term begins. After that, you will need to contact the instructor directly to see if there is space available in the class. If you are given permission to register, you can forward the instructor's email to registration@clackamas.edu to get registered.

Click on your courses in Self Service to find your required textbooks. If you have accepted your Financial Aid award and if you have money left over after tuition and fees, you can charge textbooks and supplies to your student account at the bookstore one week before the start of the term through the last business day of the second week of term. Learn more about charging books to your student.

Financial Aid will contact you via your student email you when your award offer is ready. Check the status of your financial aid award in Self Service Financial Aid or contact Financial Aid if you have questions.

Look at our Academic Calendar to keep in mind important dates such as deadlines to drop a class or when to register for the upcoming term.

To view your account balance, go to the Payment & Finances tab in myClackamas. Pay by the deadline to avoid fees. If you qualify and have accepted your financial aid award, disbursement of funds to student’s account will begin during week three of the term.

If you are not using financial aid, learn about payment options.

Attend all of your classes the first week or your instructor may withdraw you from the class if you don’t show up for the first class meeting or if you don't participate in your online class by the beginning of the second week.

To start your online class, log into Moodle on the first day of the term (Note: your classes will not appear in Moodle until the first day of the term).

To receive a student ID card, you will need a photo ID and must be a currently enrolled student. Student ID cards are free. There is a $10 replacement fee for stolen or lost cards. Use your student ID card for library checkout, textbook rentals from the CCC bookstore, and to access to computer/tutor labs.

Get your ID card at one of our three campuses:

• Oregon City Campus, Wacheno Welcome Center
  • Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • Tuesday: 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Wilsonville Campus
  • Tuesday and Thursday: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
• Harmony Campus
  •  Tuesday and Wednesday: 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Use Navigate to schedule appointments with your advisor at any time during the term. Meet with your advisor at least twice a year to stay on track for graduation.