Attending orientation is the perfect way to start your STLCC journey. It’s your chance to get answers to your questions, explore campus, discover key resources and meet with an advisor to register for your first-semester courses.
New Student Programs
Programs such as Archer Orientation, Welcome Weeks and the First Year Experience assist in your transition to St. Louis Community College.
Attend Archer Orientation
All new STLCC students must attend Archer Orientation before registering for classes. During orientation, you'll discover campus resources, meet your success advisor and register for your first semester courses! Once you've completed the enrollment process, you'll receive an email with a link to sign up for orientation.
Not enrolled for your first semester? Please check out our enrollment steps.
*Please note that ongoing construction limits available parking. Once on campus, follow signs to your session.
Accommodations
Archer Orientation is open to everyone, and in turn, we want to make it accessible for everyone. If you have accommodation needs when planning your Archer Orientation, contact us at fye@stlcc.edu. Visit the Access Office to learn more.
FAQs
Once you've completed the enrollment process, you'll receive an email with a link to sign up for orientation.
Archer Orientation is a required step for all STLCC students who are starting college for the first time.
Yes! You can attend orientation at any campus; it is the same information. The campus tours will be campus-specific. If you are unable to attend in-person, virtual sessions are offered as well.
No, you will meet with an advisor and attend an orientation dedicated to dual enrollment students. Continue to check your student email for more details.
First Year Experience (FYE)
What is First Year Experience? FYE is a program designed to help first year students adapt to college at STLCC and gain valuable skills that will help them inside and outside the classroom. All new students are invited to participate in co-curricular programming with targeted learning outcomes to assist in social, intellectual, and academic development. The program is designed to guide students in getting involved on campus, setting goals, learning study skills and so much more.
Virtual First Year Community
Can't make it to campus? Join us on Microsoft Teams to chat with your classmates, ask questions and find out about events and opportunities on campus!
Contact Us
If you have questions or need assistance, contact us at fye@stlcc.edu.