Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, but if you remember your old Login ID and PIN, you can log in to your old application, then click “Add New.” Choose the correct term that you’d like to enroll in now, and it should auto fill all your previous responses!

If you don’t remember your old Login ID, you can click “First time user account creation” and create a new, unique Login ID and PIN.

Your student ID number is a unique identifier for you, that is used in place of your social security number. It is listed on the emails and letters we send you in the top right corner. If you cannot find your Student ID Number, email admissions@sfccmo.edu with your full name, date of birth, last four of your social, and address on file and we will respond with your Student ID Number.

Once you finish all items that Admissions needs from you, you will be accepted! Then, you can make a Navigator appointment to enroll in classes.

Your placement scores are used to place you in the level of math, writing or reading that is right for your skill level. You may take either the ACT, Accuplacer or the SAT to determine your placement scores. You may email testing@sfccmo.edu to schedule the Accuplacer exam.

If your placement scores do not place you into the course that is required for your degree, you will begin at the level in which you placed and work your way through each course to the required one. Students may retest every seven (7) calendar days. There is a $15.00 fee for each retest.

If you have an official college transcript from a regionally accredited institution documenting the following coursework, you do not need to take a placement test

• A grade of C or higher in any SFCC equivalent course with a MATH subject prefix.
• A grade of C or higher in an SFCC equivalent course with an ENGL subject prefix, excluding ENGL 106.

Yes, if you are a degree-seeking student, SFCC requires official transcripts from all colleges attended. Transcripts must come directly from the college and can be sent via mail, email add-drop@sfccmo.edu, fax 660-596-7472, or electronically to the Academic Records and Registrar office.

The A+ program provides scholarship funds if you graduated from an A+ designated high school and are eligible. For more information, see: https://www.sfccmo.edu/admissions-financial-aid/financial-aid-and-veteran-services/ways-to-pay-for-college/a-plus-faqs/

For our Tuition and Fees page, see: https://www.sfccmo.edu/admissions-financial-aid/admissions/tuition/

Each TB test is good for 12 months.

You’ll need to provide confirmation of a clear chest x-ray to the admissions office, which is good for five years. If your chest x-ray is not clear, you will only be allowed to enroll in online courses.

This hold either means the social security number or name you entered on your application doesn’t match our previous records. To satisfy this hold, please send a copy of your driver’s license and social security card to the Academic Records and Registrar office in person, via mail, email add-drop@sfccmo.edu, or fax 660-596-7472. If your name has changed, a SSN/Name Change form will need to be completed and submitted with the required supporting documents.

This hold means your date of birth entered on your application doesn’t match our previous records. To satisfy this hold, you can send a copy of your driver’s license or birth certificate to the Academic Records and Registrar office in person, via mail, email add-drop@sfccmo.edu, or fax 660-596-7472.

This hold means our records indicate you have previously attended another college. SFCC requires official transcripts from all colleges This hold can be placed even after being accepted into the college. If you have never attempted credit from that institution, you will need to request that institution to send our Academic Records and Registrar office a Letter of Nonattendance. This can be sent via mail, email add-drop@sfccmo.edu, or fax 660-596-7472.

This hold is placed because you indicated that you have been arrested for, charged with, or convicted of, a felony. Our SFCC policy requires you to now provide a national background check and meet with the Campus Judicial Officer to review your felony history prior to enrollment in classes. To request a background check, go to https://portal.castlebranch.com/TB16 and order a background check for $15.00. After receiving notification your background check is ready for review, please contact one of the sites below to schedule your appointment with a campus judicial officer. Meetings usually take just a few minutes.

• Sedalia (660) 596-7297
• Boonville Kemper Campus (660) 882-3090
• Truman Regional Education Center (Clinton) (660) 383-1600
• Lake of the Ozarks (573) 348-0888
• Whiteman Air Force Base (660) 563-3358