Admissions

If you are considering attending Solano, I would suggest taking a course or two just to see how you like it. The degree of goodness for the faculty varies with each department. However, if you are planning to take a lot of science course, the professors are really knowledgeable about the information and really know how to teach students.

If you are interested in attending Solano, make sure that you see a counselor as soon as possible. Also, apply for Financial Aid well in advance (as close to Jan. 1 is possible). Research your professors so that your class experience can be better. Most of all, stay on track! Try to take classes that you know will definitely transfer if you're looking to transfer. If needed, make more than one counselor appointment. Ask other students about scholarships you can apply for.

Register as soon as possible, classes fill up quick. Make sure to do the research yourself or speak with a counselor before you register. It's easy to plan out your classes well in advance to ensure you either get your degree, make your transfer requirements, or do both within two years but it's also very easy to stay at Solano for up to five without transferring. Be careful!

I would tell prospective students if they decide to attend Solano they would never regret not one moment, because what they will learn will only open doors of freedom by reaching their maximum potential. That will be beneficial to a higher education of learning.

I greatly encourage one to become familiar with the teachers and programs offered at the school. Also, When seeking help in the counseling department of Solano not only is it recommended that prier to an appointment one does their own research, but also is fully prepared with specific questions to benefit most from the help of the councilors.

Make sure to create an account on there website www.solano.edu and also take their assessment testing to put you into the right classes for your level.