Steps to Register for Classes

By clicking on the "Apply for Admission" link below, you will be directed to the California Community College Online Application.  It is important that you complete BOTH steps:

Step 1: Create a CCCApply account and receive a CCCID, and
Step 2: Complete the application for admission for Allan Hancock College.

APPLY FOR ADMISSION  » 

After completing the application for admission, an email will be sent to the address provided on your application which will include your AHC myHancock log-in information and your student identification number, also known as an H number. 

Video: Getting Started with the myHancock Portal

NOTE: Have you attended another college/university?  Students who have attended other accredited colleges/universities are required to submit all official transcripts to the Admissions and Records Office for an evaluation.  This also includes students that have Advanced Placement (AP), IB, CLEP, and military credit (Admissions and Records Office 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3248).

Applying for financial aid is free (http://fafsa.gov/). All students are encouraged to apply.  By completing the FAFSA, you may also qualify for the CCPG, which will waive your enrollment fees. 

California Dream Act students are required to complete the Dream Act Application (dream.csac.ca.gov). The application will also determine if you qualify for the CCPG. 

After applying for financial aid, check your financial aid status for requirements/updates in your myHancock portal.

Contact the Financial Aid Office for more information 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3200.

All new students are required to complete an orientation. You will learn about student support services, college success tips, and other important "need to know" information.

To access the online orientation, log onto your myHancock account and go to your "student" tab. View orientation dates.  

For questions contact the Counseling Department 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3293.   

Your English and math skills will be assessed based off of your high school transcript information as reported in CCCApply when you apply for admission. 

Bring a copy of your unofficial high school transcript to a counselor to see which English and math classes you will need to take.

In some cases, testing might actually result in higher placement. You can also choose to take the English and math placement test.

All new AHC students are required to attend an EPW.  At the workshop, you will meet with a counselor who will assist you in understanding your English and math placement, identify your academic goal, and help you develop a first year plan using Degree Works.  
Register for an Educational Planning Workshop

For more information contact the Counseling Department 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3293.

Log onto your myHancock account and verify your registration date under Registration Status (available approximately one month before registration opens).

Video Help: How to Register for a Class at Hancock

Go to myHancock to Register

CCPG recipients are still responsible for additional fees not waived by CCPG. If you do not pay your fees by the deadline, you will be dropped from your classes

For questions contact the cashier's office at 1-805-922-6966 ext. 3626.