Admissions and Enrollment Forms
Throughout the admissions and enrollment process, you may need to submit additional documentation to fulfill requirements for enrollment or to update your records. Please follow the instructions below to submit Admissions and Enrollment Forms.
Admissions and Enrollment Forms
Academic Fresh Start Form
About the Form
This form is for an applicant at Houston Community College who wants to request their academic course credits or grades earned 10 or more years prior to the start date of the semester will not be applied as course credit nor will it be counted in any cumulative grade point average computations.
How to Submit Form
Click here to submit the form and required documentation online.
Note:
- Forms may be turned in online via the link above or submitted in-person at a campus. To view campus locations with Enrollment Services representatives, please visit the Locations webpage.
- Forms submitted via email will not be processed.
- All forms must be accompanied by a photo ID for processing. Forms without photo ID will not be processed.
- All documentation should be sent in PDF format.
Support
For questions about the form, please contact Enrollment Services. For details to connect with an enrollment representative, please visit the Virtual Lobby.
Affidavit (SB 1528) Forms
About the Forms
According to the passing of Senate Bill 1528 (effective 9/1/06) Texas law allows students that are neither US citizens nor permanent residents to be classified as a Texas resident for admissions and financial aid purposes. Students must meet the qualifications and submit this notarized affidavit.
How to Submit Forms
- Click here to download Affidavit Form.
- Get the downloaded form notarized.
- Click here to upload the notarized Affidavit Form.
Note:
- Forms may be turned in online via the link above or submitted in-person at a campus. To view campus locations with Enrollment Services representatives, please visit the Locations webpage.
- Forms submitted via email will not be processed.
- All forms must be accompanied by a photo ID for processing. Forms without photo ID will not be processed.
- All documentation should be sent in PDF format.
Support
For questions about the form, please contact Enrollment Services. For details to connect with an enrollment representative, please visit the Virtual Lobby.
Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination Forms
About the Form
The State of Texas requires that students in the categories listed below either receive Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination or submit a qualifying exemption. To learn about options to be exempt from having meningitis vaccination, please see the "Exemptions" section below.
- New HCC students who are under the age of 22.
- Former HCC students returning after an absence of at least one fall or spring semester who are under the age of 22.
- Taking hybrid or in-person classes.
To fulfill the enrollment requirement students can:
- Submit meningitis vaccination record
or - Submit qualifying reason (exemption) for not taking meningitis vaccination.
How to Submit Form
Support
For questions about the Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination enrollment requirement, please contact Enrollment Services. For details to connect with an enrollment representative, please visit the Virtual Lobby.
Change of Name, Address, DOB, and SS No. Form
About the Form
Use this form to update your profile information: name, address, phone, and social security number.
How to Submit Form
Click here to submit the form and required documentation online.
Note:
- Forms may be turned in online via the link above or submitted in-person at a campus. To view campus locations with Enrollment Services representatives, please visit the Locations webpage.
- Forms submitted via email will not be processed.
- All forms must be accompanied by a photo ID for processing. Forms without photo ID will not be processed.
- All documentation should be sent in PDF format.
Support
For questions about the form, please contact Enrollment Services. For details to connect with an enrollment representative, please visit the Virtual Lobby.
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Forms
About the Forms
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) provides certain rights to students concerning the privacy of, and access to, their education records. There are two related forms:
- FERPA Confidentiality Form
- FERPA Release Form
Note:
- Forms may be turned in online via the link below or submitted in-person at a campus. To view campus locations with Enrollment Services representatives, please visit the Locations webpage.
- Forms submitted via email will not be processed.
- All forms must be accompanied by a photo ID for processing. Forms without photo ID will not be processed.
- All documentation should be sent in PDF format.
FERPA Confidentiality Form: How to Submit
Complete and submit the FERPA Confidentiality Form online to prohibit the release of directory information.
FERPA Release Form: How to Submit
Complete and submit the FERPA Release Form to authorize the release of information to a third party or a family member.
Please note there is a different process to submit the FERPA Release Form either on-campus or online. Details are below.
(Submit ON-CAMPUS) FERPA Release Form: The form must be fully completed and signed by the student in person at the Campus Enrollment Services Office with proper identification.
(Submit ONLINE) FERPA Release Form: If a student is not able to sign the Release Form in person at the Enrollment Services Office, the student will need to also submit a FERPA Notary Form along with the FERPA Release Form and a copy of a valid ID.
- Click here to submit the FERPA Release Form and required documentation online.
- Click here to download the FERPA Notary Form.
- Get the downloaded FERPA Notary Form notarized.
- Click here to upload the FERPA Notary Form.
Support
For questions about the form, please contact Enrollment Services. For details to connect with an enrollment representative, please visit the Virtual Lobby.
Residency Form
About the Form
There are different types of residency statuses that affect the cost of tuition: in-district, out-of-district and out-of-state. To request a change in residency status, you will need to complete a Change of Residency Petition and provide additional specific documentation to provide evidence you lived in Texas for the 12 months prior to the Official Date of Enrollment of the semester you are enrolling in.
How to Submit Form
Click here to submit the form and required documentation online.
- To preview the specific documentation you will need to upload on the form, please view our Residency Petition Documentation resource.
Note:
- Forms may be turned in online via the link above or submitted in-person at a campus. To view campus locations with Enrollment Services representatives, please visit the Locations webpage.
- Forms submitted via email will not be processed.
- All forms must be accompanied by a photo ID for processing. Forms without photo ID will not be processed.
- All documentation should be sent in PDF format.
Support
For questions about the form, please contact Enrollment Services. For details to connect with an enrollment representative, please visit the Virtual Lobby.
Text Message Preferences: Opt-in or Opt-Out
About the Form
To update your preferences regarding text message alerts from HCC, please submit the Opt-in/Opt-out Text Messaging Form.
How to Submit Form
Click here to submit the form and required documentation online.
Note:
- Forms may be turned in online via the link above or submitted in-person at a campus. To view campus locations with Enrollment Services representatives, please visit the Locations webpage.
- Forms submitted via email will not be processed.
- All forms must be accompanied by a photo ID for processing. Forms without photo ID will not be processed.
- All documentation should be sent in PDF format.
Support
For questions about the form, please contact Enrollment Services. For details to connect with an enrollment representative, please visit the Virtual Lobby.
Student Services Contact Center
Virtual Lobby for Current/Former Students: Current/former students should use the Virtual Lobby page as a one-stop resource to connect virtually and in person for help with enrollment, advising, and payment arrangements.