About CCAC Roadmap
Roadmap to Your Destination outlines the steps students need to take to graduate and explains what to do at key points. It shows what most students need to do to stay on track and offers two paths: career and transfer. Support services differ for each path, and the Roadmap explains what to do at each stage.
- New Student
- 0–14 Credits: Roadmap 1
- 15–29 Credits: Roadmap 2
- 30–44 Credits: Roadmap 3
- 45–60 Credits: Roadmap 4
New Student
Here's what you should do to get started:
- Apply to CCAC
- Take any required placement tests
- Meet with an advisor to confirm your major and register for classes
- Visit Counseling to:
- Explore career expectations
- Discuss transfer options
0–14 Credits: Roadmap 1
Here are your next steps:
- Meet with an advisor or a counselor
- Complete SEM 105
- Explore student supports
- Get involved with student life
If you're selecting a career path, also:
- Work with Career Services & Job Readiness to review job demand and career options
If you're selecting a transfer path, also:
- Work with transfer counseling to select a transfer institution
15–29 Credits: Roadmap 2
Here are your next steps:
- Meet with an advisor or a counselor
- Review your plan
- Use student supports
- Stay Involved
Career Students:
- Work with Career Services & Job Readiness to create a resume
Transfer Students:
- Work with transfer counseling to verify transfer requirements
30–44 Credits: Roadmap 3
Here are your next steps:
- Meet with an advisor or a counselor
- Review your plan
- Use student supports
- Stay Involved
Career Students:
- Work with Career Services & Job Readiness to attend job fairs
Transfer Students:
- Work with transfer counseling and attend a college fair
45–60 Credits: Roadmap 4
Here are your next steps:
- Meet with an advisor or a counselor
- Review your plan
- Apply for graduation
Career Students:
- Work with Career Services & Job Readiness to apply for jobs
Transfer Students:
- Work with transfer counseling and apply to a transfer institution