Student Records
We are here to help!
We have resources to help you view and update your student records.
OVERVIEW
The Student Records office is available to assist you with accessing your student records such as official and unofficial transcripts. We are committed to ensuring your records remain confidential in compliance with the Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA).
CONTACT
Email: registration@highline.edu
Phone: (206) 592-3242
Location: Lower lobby of Building 6.
Office Hours
Mon. 8 – 5 p.m.
Tues. 8 – 6 p.m.
Wed. 8 – 5 p.m.
Thurs. 8 – 5 p.m.
Fri. 8 – 2 p.m.
The Student Records office is available to assist you with accessing your student records such as official and unofficial transcripts.
Updating Your Student Record Information
Students may access and update their student records in ctcLink Student Portal. Find out how to activate your ctcLink. Your ctcLink account is separate from your myHighline account.
Highline College transitioned to a new software program called ctcLink in February 2021.
Current Students – Activate your ctcLink by using your previous student ID number to retrieve your new ctcLink ID number.
- First Time Users Information
- If you have already activated your ctcLink account, but do not remember your ctcLink ID number, email admissions@highline.edu with your information (current name, previous name(s), birthdate, last 4 digits of SSN, and address) for assistance. The Admissions Department will provide your ctcLink ID number after verifying your information.
New Students – Apply for Admission. Once the Admissions Department has processed your application, you will receive an admissions letter via email with your ctcLink ID number.
- If you have already applied for admission, email admissions@highline.edu with your information (current name, previous name(s), birthdate, last 4 digits of SSN, and address) for assistance. Please do not resubmit an application.
Former Students – If you have not attended Highline College in the last year, you must submit a new admission application to return and update your records before registering for classes.
- If you need your ID number to order official transcripts, outgoingtranscripts@highline.edu with your information (current name, previous name(s), birthdate, last 4 digits of SSN, and address) for assistance. Students may request official transcripts with either the new ctcLink ID number (starts with 1 or 2) or the previous student ID number (starts with 8 or 9).
To update your program of study, submit the Program of Study Update Request Form. You will need your ctcLink ID number and Highline email address to submit the form.
- Funding from financial aid, WES, and WorkFirst and eligibility for special programs are dependent on the program of study tied to your student record.
- We recommend connecting with an Advisor or your funding sources prior to requesting a program of study update.
- The Admissions Department will update your program of study after reviewing your form submission and send you an email with confirmation.
If you are enrolled as an International Student, please notify the ISP Department once your program of study has been updated.
You can update your Preferred Name through your ctcLink account.
- Log into your ctcLink Student Portal.
- Select Profile.
- Add a Preferred Name or edit the existing Preferred Name in Personal Details.
To request a formal/legal name change, email registration@highline.edu with the following documents from your Highline student email:
- Student Name Change Form
- Government-issued photo ID, and
- Official legal documentation showing your name and/or name change
- You can use this tool to enter or update your Social Security number (SSN) or Tax Identification number (TIN) or to formally opt out.
You can update your address, preferred email address, and phone number through ctcLink.
- Log into your ctcLink Student Portal.
- Select Profile.
- Select Contact Details to update your email address and phone number. Select Addresses to update your home and/or mailing address.
Visit Residency for Tuition Purposes for additional information on how to request a residency review.
Additional Student Records Services
Find out how to obtain your official and unofficial transcripts.
Learn how to transfer credits to Highline or how you may be awarded credit.
Learn about grade assignments, grade point averages, changes, honors, academic progress, or how to view your grades.
Academic Advisement Reports showing how your classes would apply to your academic program plan.
Find out about graduation requirements and the commencement ceremony.
Highline College is committed to protecting the privacy of student education records in accordance with the Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA). Visit our FERPA webpage to find out more.
The maximum number of college-level credits allowed per quarter is 18. Credit overload is allowed under certain criteria.
Highline College will produce a 1098-T Tuition Statement form for students enrolled for qualifying tuition and class fees for the calendar year.
Questions? Contact Us.
Registration
registration@highline.edu
(206) 592-3242
Building 6, floor 1
Registration Office Hours
|
Day |
Hours |
|---|---|
|
Monday |
8 – 5 p.m. |
|
Tuesday |
8 – 6 p.m. |
|
Wednesday |
8 – 5 p.m. |
|
Thursday |
8 – 5 p.m. |
|
Friday |
8 – 2 p.m. |
