Course Placement

Non-degree seeking students may be waived from prerequisite courses when they present one or more of the following documents showing the prerequisite has been met:

• an unofficial transcript from a U.S. college;
• a High School transcript;
• SAT scores and/or ACT scores (if available); or
• a previously taken Accuplacer placement test for English and/or math at any Connecticut community college.

These documents are needed to help advisers assist you in selecting appropriate courses.

How to Submit Required Documents

Upload documents to your application portal or electronically from your high school’s Counseling Office using Naviance.

Please note: when uploading your documents to your application portal, PDF files are the preferred file type, however, JPG & JPEG  are also acceptable. HEIC is the image format for newer Apple phones and is not an unacceptable file type, as it cannot be viewed from our software.

A real time list of missing supplemental items and documents can be viewed by logging into your application portal. If you’ve forgotten your password, you can reset it on the sign-in page.

In-Person drop-off is not an option while the College building is closed due to the Coronavirus.

Note: due to the coronavirus, Accuplacer testing has been suspended for the time being.

Planning for your classes

To help you plan your classes, review the Course Descriptions and Schedules

Register by Email

Students can email their Registration Card with payment and prerequisite (unofficial college transcript) to registrar@threerivers.edu.

Meet with an Adviser

Schedule an appointment with an adviser by emailing  TR-Advising@threerivers.edu using your college-issued student email account and include your name, phone number and your Three Rivers’ Student ID number. An Advisor will contact you to assist you in selecting courses.

Provide Proof of Prerequisite

Non-Degree seeking students may be waived from prerequisite courses when they present one or more of the following documents showing the prerequisite has been met:

• an unofficial transcript from a U.S. college;
• a High School transcript;
• SAT scores and/or ACT scores (if available); or
• a previously taken Accuplacer placement test for English and/or math at any Connecticut community college.

These documents are needed to help advisers assist you in selecting appropriate courses.

Register Online

Because the campus is closed, registration takes place online at my.commnet.edu in the Banner Self Service section. You will need your student ID number and password.

Planning for your classes

To help you plan your classes, review the Course Descriptions and Schedules

Disability Services/Accommodations

Support is available to accommodate students’ different abilities. Submission of a confidential disabilities disclosure form and appropriate documentation will start the eligibility process. Learn more here.

If students with documented disabilities have any questions or concerns related to your academic adjustments, contact:

Matt Liscum (learning disabilities)  mliscum@threerivers.edu

Elizabeth Willcox (physical disabilities) ewillcox@threerivers.edu

Wintr 2020

Tuition and fees are due at the time of registration.

Spring 2021

Fees are expected at the time of registration, total tuition owed is payable by January 2, 2021.

Tuition and Fees

Information about Tuition and Fees can be found here. Contact the Cashier’s Office for more information : TR-businesslink@threerivers.edu.

Immunization

Immunization is not required for Non-degree students, unless you are registering full-time (12 or more credits) in a semester.

State Immunization Form

Financial Aid

Non-degree students are ineligible for financial aid and some veterans’ benefits.
Information on Financial Aid