Priority Enrollment Program- New Student Orientation
(PEP for High School Seniors)ity Enrollment Program (PEP) – New Student Orientation

 Skyline College understands that the transition from high school to college can be difficult and confusing. The Priority Enrollment Program (PEP) makes it easy for graduating high school seniors planning to enroll at Skyline College.

This year, PEP Orientations will be scheduled in March and April. PEP is a program that gives graduating seniors priority registration at Skyline College for summer and fall terms.  Students participating in Skyline’s PEP will complete their enrollment steps, become familiar with Skyline's programs and services and select their courses, all before finishing their senior year in high school!

 HOW TO COMPLETE THE PEP-NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION?

1. APPLY TODAY!

Complete an online Skyline College Application for Admission selecting Summer/Fall Semester even if you are not planning on summer classes. Once your application has been received, you will receive an email confirmation providing you with a G# and Enrollment Ticket. Note: Prior Concurrent Enrollment Students need to re-apply as “regular students” by selecting the “login” box to update your Skyline student status. Select both “summer/fall” enrollment.

 2. COMPLETE THE ASSESSMENT (also known as placement test):

Special days/times have been set aside on a DROP-IN basis only. You must be there prior to the start times to complete the assessment. The following dates and times are for participating PEP students – space is limited:    Each testing session is 2 hours in duration which includes both Math and English placement test.

****Please bring: photo identification, student ID (G#), enrollment ticket*****

3.  ATTEND A PEP/ NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION

To reserve your seat call (650) 738-4318 by providing your name, G#, and desired orientation date.  

NOTE: You must bring your placement results with you to participate in the PEP New Student Orientation.

 Remember to bring a pen/pencil and your placement results to Orientation.