As a Citrus College student, it is important to stay connected. We encourage you to:

Check your Citrus College email regularly.

Follow us on social media: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube.

Download the Citrus Mobile app.

Familiarize yourself with the student portal - my.citruscollege.edu.

Download the Citrus College Guardian app to your mobile device if you will be taking classes on campus in order to enhance your personal safety (search "Rave Guardian" in the app store to access).

Sign up to receive Citrus Alert notifications via text message or phone call when there is a campus emergency event on campus (such as a campus closure, lockdown or power outage).

It is important to regularly check your email for announcements and updates. Prior to the first day of class, be sure to:

Review the class schedule to determine:

if your class meets on campus or online.

if your online class is synchronous or asynchronous. Synchronous learning is interactive, two-way online or distance education that happens in real time with an instructor, whereas asynchronous learning occurs virtually online and through prepared resources, without real-time instructor-led interaction.

buildings and room numbers of classrooms if taking classes on campus. (A campus map is available in a downloadable/printible version, or you may view the guided virtual tour.)

Review your financial aid status.

Review where to find available support programs and services.

Your Citrus College registration is completed entirely online.

Watch the "How to Register at Citrus College" tutorial on YouTube.

You can add classes following your registration date and time using your Wingspan account.

To log in to Wingspan, you need your username and password. If you are having account access issues, submit a request for assistance.

Take a moment to review common registration errors and resolutions on the admission and records Zendesk subsite.

If you are attempting to add a class and Wingspan asks for an authorization code, it means the class is full or not available for registration because the class has already begun.

Once class has begun, an authorization code is required (even if the class has open seats).

Distribution of these codes is at the discretion of the faculty member, and it is generally done on the first day of class.

If a class is full, you may have the option of adding your name to the waitlist.

When you are on a waitlist (or waitlists), you must check your Citrus College email and WingSpan messages regularly. If a spot opens up for you, a notification will appear in your email messages.

If you are on a waitlist, you will need to attend the first class meeting to obtain an authorization code. If the class meets entirely online, you should email the instructor and inquire about an add code.

Citrus College aims to deliver its mission while protecting the health and safety of its students, faculty, staff, administrators and campus visitors.

Effective August 17, 2022, Citrus College does not require weekly COVID-19 testing for all students. However, free test kits for students are available on campus in the Student Health Center and bookstore.

Also, while COVID-19 vaccinations and booster shots are strongly recommended, students are not required to upload proof of vaccination to attend classes at Citrus College.

Review the coronavirus (COVID-19) information web page for news, resources, and communications to the campus community.

Parking permits are required for students. To order your parking permit, please visit https://citruscollege.thepermitstore.com

Review the spring 2023 parking permits and enforcement memorandum.

Spring 2023 student parking permits are $63 (or $43 for CCPG students) and are on sale now. They can be purchased online through the iParq website.

Permits are required for the spring 2023 semester starting Wednesday, March 1, 2023.

Students who need assistance with admissions and records, financial aid, and school relations and outreach may access the 24/7 online student support help center. The help center contains a knowledge base of 350 articles and the program's assistance request forms