We’ve modified our admissions process, breaking down barriers to make applying to Wallace Community College easier and more accessible than ever.
Start your journey with us today—your future is just a step away!
We recommend that you follow these Admissions steps by selecting the dropdowns below:
Apply Now! Submit an Application for Admission.
Acquire proof of high school graduation by requesting an official high school transcript which indicates the date of graduation or an official GED transcript. Have the high school or agency mail or via an electronic credentialing service such as Parchment, National Student Clearinghouse, or Scribbles.
Request official transcripts from each college/university you have attended. All official transcripts must be mailed directly from the college/ university or via an electronic credentialing service such as Parchment, National Student Clearinghouse, or Scribbles.
File your FASFA at https://studentaid.gov/ using School Code 001018.
Students may schedule appointments for ACCUPLACER Inventory to guarantee a seat for a specific date and time.
- It is highly recommended to make an appointment to ensure that you can take the Inventory on a certain day and time.
- Taking the ACCUPLACER Inventory is available on a stand-by basis, but seats are not guaranteed.
- Before making an appointment, go to Accuplacer.org and download the free study app and use the information to study before scheduling an appointment.
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT for ACCUPLACER Inventory on the Dothan Campus.
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT for ACCUPLACER Inventory on the Sparks Campus in Eufaula.
Students scoring 510 or above on the SAT® I mathematics, reading, writing, score 18 or above on the ACT® English, reading, or mathematics and enroll within five years of high school graduation may exempt applicable sections of the placement exam.
The New Student Experience is Wallace Community College’s orientation, advising, and registration event for new WCC Students. You will receive essential information to help you transition to college, learn about campus resources, meet faculty and staff from various departments, connect with advising, and register for classes.
🌟Students will receive an email invitation with instructions to register for the New Student Experience.🌟
All new students are highly encouraged to register for and attend the New Student Experience.
All tuition and fees must be paid by the first day of classes. Registration is not complete without full payment.
How Do I Pay for Classes?
Wallace Community College’s Bookstore, housed in Cunningham Hall on the Dothan Campus, is operated by Barnes & Noble.
Barnes & Noble is offering Wallace Books+, a program that helps reduce the cost of materials, while also ensuring students conveniently receive all the required course materials before the first day of class.
Should you have any questions regarding the Bookstore, please do not hesitate to contact them at (334) 556-2240 or email: sm8492@bncollege.com.