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Stay updated on your admissions & financial aid status, find out what’s happening on campus, and more!

• Activate your DMC Email & Sign Into Student Portal (WebDMC)
  

  Stay informed! Your Del Mar College student email provides up-to-date information about on-campus events. Many of our student services offices, such as Financial Aid, and your instructors, will contact you through this email. Get your DMC ID, Username and Password.

  WebDMC is Del Mar College’s secure student portal designed to access your student, academic and financial aid records. By logging into WebDMC, you can gain online access to check your admissions and financial aid status; register for classes; pay your tuition; view your unofficial transcripts, grades, class schedules; and more!

• Download the VikingGo App
  

  VikingGo allows you to register for classes, view interactive campus maps, see our calendar of events, and more. Download this free app to have Del Mar College in your hand!

• Join Our Texting Service
  

  Is it easier to contact you through text? Text BeAViking to 313131 to stay in the loop!

Review your hold notifications for any issues that may delay registration.

• Submit Final Transcript
  A final, official transcript (high school and college, if applicable) must be received by the Student Enrollment Center to complete your enrollment status and is required to determine your financial aid eligibility. Read instructions on submitting your transcript(s).

If you have completed course work at another college or university and wish to have that credit evaluated for use on a degree plan at Del Mar College you must provide all official college and/or university transcripts. After all transcripts have been received by the Student Enrollment Center and you complete and submit a Transfer Evaluation Request Form (TERF) we can begin the evaluation process.

• Attend New Student Orientation
  

  New Student Orientation is mandatory for first-time in college students. Your registration hold will not be removed until you attend your orientation session.

• Visit Your Program Advisor
  

  Complete first-time in college students will meet with their program advisor and register for classes at New Student Orientation. If you have less than 24 credit hours, you must speak with an advisor in the department of your major. If you are a Liberal Arts major, or undecided about your major, contact the Student Enrollment Center at (361) 698-1290.

• Register for Classes
  

  There are several ways to register for classes! Visit Registration for full instructions.

• Read Your Schedule
  

  Log into WebDMC at any time to view your schedule. Under "Academic Profile" click on "Class Schedule" and select the term you wish to view. You can print your schedule or electronically review your schedule through the VikingGo App.

• Change Your Schedule: Change, Drop, Cancel & Withdraw
  
  • Schedule Changes
    

    Students can make schedule changes any time during registration. Be sure to keep a copy of your tuition receipt.

  • Dropping a Class
    

    Check the Academic Calendar for deadlines to drop classes. Be aware of the “3-Peat” rule – should you drop a class and attempt it later for the third time (3-Peat) you will be charged a 3-Peat fee of $50 per credit hour.

  • Cancelled Classes
    

    Students with canceled classes need to come to the Office of the Registrar on the East or West Campus for assistance.

  • Consequences of Withdrawing/Dropping
    

    It is important that you consider very carefully the consequences of withdrawing/dropping all of your classes at Del Mar College; this can adversely impact your financial aid. See our Refund Schedule.

After you have completed your FAFSA and Resource Application, log in to WebDMC to check your financial aid status under Communications > My Documents. Once all items are received and processed, accept your financial aid award under Financial Aid > Accept or Reject My Financial Aid Awards.

Tuition and fee charges must be paid at the time of registration, which is not complete until all payments have been made. You will not be sent a bill by mail. If you do not pay, or make satisfactory arrangements to pay, all financial obligations to the College, you may have your registration voided and/or you may be removed from all classes; also course credit, grades, degree or certifications may be withheld. View Payment Methods here.

• Student ID
  

  Student identification cards (IDs) are issued free of charge to you when you first register; however, a charge will be made for replacements. Also, IDs must be validated each subsequent registration period (semester).

  Cards are good for admission to College functions, for obtaining library materials, and for using recreational facilities. You should carry it with you at all times and present it upon request.

  You can get your ID card at the White Library (East Campus) or the Barth Learning Center (West Campus) by showing proof of registration. Identification cards are made during all library hours except the first and last 30 minutes of operation.

• Parking Permit
  

  To park your car on campus, you need a Vehicle Identification Permit (VIP). To get a VIP, fill out a parking registration card and submit it to Campus Security. They, in turn, will issue you a VIP.  Campus Security is located at the Maintenance Building at Naples Street and Kosar Street on the East Campus.

• Textbooks
  

  Review required textbooks and purchase options at www.dmcbookstore.com.

As a new or returning Del Mar college student, you may hear many acronyms and terms abbreviated or referred to for the many programs and offices with which you come in contact. This guide will assist you in understanding common terms and phrases.

Advising Lingo and Terms