Important Dates

Fall Quarter 2022

May 9

Returning Student Enrollment Starts

May 18

New Student Enrollment Starts

Sept 6

Tuition Due

Sept 20

Classes begin

Sept 22

Last day to enroll without Instructor permission

Sept 26

Last day to receive 100% refund

Oct 3

Last day to receive 50% refund and withdraw without W Notation

Dec 2

Last day for partial withdrawal with a ""W"" notation

Dec 5-9

Finals Week

Dec 9

Last day for complete withdrawal with a ""W"" notation


News and Information

Fall Quarter MySVC and Canvas Access

MySVC accounts are now active for Fall quarter, and you should now be able to login and see your classes in Canvas. Note that you may not see all of your classes until the first day of the quarter, or when the class is published by your instructor.

If you need help with creating or resetting your MySVC password, please see this guide for help with your MySVC account.

If you need help accessing your classes online, please see this guide for help with eLearning.

Fall Quarter Enrollment

Beginning May 9th, returning students can enroll for Fall quarter in ctcLink. New students can enroll beginning May 18th. Go to the ctcLink Resources for Students for help on how to enroll for classes

You can browse the Fall schedule in ctcLink here. If you need help with the new ctcLink Class Search, please see this guide.

Graduation & Diploma Application

If you plan to apply for graduation through Summer 2022, please do not attempt to use ctcLink for this. Please use the Graduation and Diploma Application system here instead: https://grad.skagit.edu. If you do not have a legacy SID and PIN to login to the system or have any other questions, please contact graduation@skagit.edu

2021 Tax Year 1098-T and Payment Detail

The 2021 tax year 1098-T and payment detail are now available in ctcLink, please see the Tax Credit General Info page for more details.

COVID-19 Updates

To register for classes, students must self-attest to being fully vaccinated against COVID-19, request a medical or religious exemption, or declare online only learning. You will need to activate your ctcLink account to complete the attestation process in the student self-service:

Link to ctcLink Login for Attestation/Exemption

Guide for Student Attestation/Exemption in ctcLink

Any questions can be directed to Brooke Writer, SVC COVID-19 Coordinator, at covidcoordinator@skagit.edu.Learn more about SVC COVID-19 updates and resources.

Microsoft Office Free for SVC Students

Did you know that you can get Microsoft Office for free if you are a current SVC student?  See these instructions on how to access it: Instructions for accessing Microsoft Office

MySVC Rave Alerts

For alerts regarding schedule changes due to weather and any other emergencies, make sure you sign up for email and text alerts via Rave: Sign up for MySVC Rave alerts here

IT HelpDesk Call Center

Student support is available for all SVC online systems:
Email: IThelpdesk@skagit.edu
Phone: 360.416.7766
Hours: M-F 8am to 5pm
In-person: By Appointment
Click here to visit the Information Technology page for more information.


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SID & PIN Instructions

Your SID & PIN are required to access registration, payment & account tools. Your Student ID (SID) is a 9-digit assigned number given to you during the admissions process. Not sure? Look up your SID using the MySVC Student Toolbox.

Your default PIN is your birthday in MMDDYY format. For example, January 1st, 2007 would be: 010107. We suggest you change your PIN from the default for security reasons.

MySVC Edu Apps Login Instructions

These instructions are for logging into Canvas, MySVC email, docs, and calendar. Your MySVC Username is your first initial, last name, and the last four digits of your Student ID.

For Example: John Smith
SID # 740020987
Your username is: jsmith0987
NOTE: When logging in to Canvas or MySVC email, you need to enter your full email address as the username
Your email address would be: jsmith0987@mysvc.skagit.edu
Lookup Your MySVC Username and Email Here

There is no default MySVC password, you will have to assign yourself a password on the MySVC toolbox here: https://secure.skagit.edu/netpass.asp

You will need to know your SID, PIN, and last 4 digits of your Social Security Number (SSN) to set/change your password.  See the first-time user instructions for more details: First Time MySVC Account Instructions PDF

If you need help with setting/changing your password, contact the Help Desk: View IT Help Desk Information

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