Here you will find common online downloadable Enrollment Services Forms. You can also complete some of these forms online via your LionsLink account or stop by the Registration Office, West Building, W201.
During our remote operations, we will accept forms that are typically paper online. The forms can be downloaded below, and then submit electronically using the form below.
Enroll at Lake Washington Institute of Technology.
A paper application option is avaiable to enroll at Lake Washington Institute of Technology. Submit the completed form to the Enrollment Services, West Building, W201.
You can register, add, and drop courses online via LionsLink Powered by ctcLink.
View Enroll (Register) for Classes Guide in Full Screen
Please Note
This How-To Guide is for students not enrolled in High School programs.
Lake Washington Technical Academy and Running Start Students: you must register with the assistance of an Advisor. Please add your chosen classes to your Shopping Cart, and then contact your LWTA or RS Advisor for assistance.
On the LionsLink Portal (LWTech.edu/StudentView), click on ‘ctcLink Login’.
Tip: You must be logged in to your LionsLink account in order to add classes to your shopping cart and enroll. You can use the ‘Class Search’ tile if you are just browsing classes.
Enter your ‘ctcLink ID’ number and ‘Password’. Then click on the ‘Sign in’ button.
Tip: If you forgot your password, click on ‘Password Help’ to reset it. Additional directions can be found in the Reset Your LionsLink Account Password tutorial.
On the left side navigation bar, select ‘Class Information’. In the newly appeared dropdown, select ‘Class Search’.
Tip: Depending on the size of your screen, you may need to click on the ‘hamburger’ menu icon on the left side of your screen to expand the menu options.
From the first search criteria dropdown, select the ‘Term (Quarter)’ for which you want to view classes for.
The term is required to search for classes.
Tip: The page may display differently depending on the size of your screen. You may need to scroll to see all information.
From the second search criteria dropdown, narrow down your search by selecting the ‘Subject’ for which you want to view classes for.
Tip:
Select additional filters to narrow your class search results. You may also select ‘More Filters’ for additional search criteria.
Check on the ‘Show Open Classes Only’ box to see only classes that have space available.
Tip: Do not check the ‘Show Open Classes Only’ box if you want to add yourself to a waitlist.
Once your filters are set, click on ‘Search’.
Review the class options.
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Expand the course(s) you want to learn more about by clicking the ‘Caret’ button.
Depending on the size of your screen, it may appear as a ‘View’ button.
Review all the class details.
Important class details include:
When you are ready to register for a class, click on the ‘3-dot menu’ on the right.
Click on ‘Add to Cart’ to save it in your Shopping Cart while you search for additional classes.
Some classes require you to enroll in two courses at the same time. For example, a ‘Lecture’ and ‘Laboratory’ class. If so, add both classes to your Shopping Cart by clicking on ‘Add to Cart’.
You may be prompted to choose the lab section. If so, select the option ‘Circle Button’ corresponding to your preferred lab section and click on ‘Continue’.
You will notice the ‘Permission Number’. These are not being used in LionsLink. Leave this box blank.
If you want to be added to the waitlist for a class, check the box ‘Wait list if class is full’.
Click ‘Save’.
To continue to search/add courses from the class schedule and add to your Shopping Cart, click on the ‘3-dot menu’.
Then click ‘Add to Cart’.
When you are ready to enroll in the classes in your cart, select ‘Enrollment’ on the left side navigation bar. In the newly appeared dropdown, select ‘Shopping Cart’.
Check the boxes for the classes that you want to enroll in. Then click on the ‘Enroll’ button.
Review the ‘Enrollment Results’ window to confirm classes have been added to your schedule.
If you cannot add a class, an ‘Error Message’ will appear.
When the class has been added successfully, the window will say ‘Added to your schedule’.
Tip: A green results box means that you have either been enrolled in the course or added to the waitlist. A red box means an error occurred and the class has not been added to your schedule. If you have been added to a waitlist, you will see your position number.
If you believe you have met the requirements to enroll in a class, but are being blocked from enrolling, please visit LWTech.edu/LionsLinkStudentHelp for registration assistance.
Form for ABED/ELL student to waive the course fee. Complete the following request to be eligible for a waiver of the $25.00 quarterly tuition fee for ABE, ELL, AHSE and GED courses. A waiver must be submitted for each quarter.
Form used for changing your educational program/major. This form is submitted online only. You must use your LWTech student email when submitting this form.
Form used for adding a new course after the 10th day of the quarter. Instructor must verify what date student first attended this class.
Submit the completed form to the Enrollment Office, West Building, W201.
Form used for completion of degrees/graduation to receive your degree or certificate. If you already completed your program but have not yet received your degree or certificate submit your application form to Enrollment Services in West Building, W201. More information about applying for graduation
Application for Graduation Online
Note, applying for graduation is not the same as registering for the Commencement ceremony. To attend your Commencement you must register for the ceremony separately. More information about Commencement.
The grade of “I” or incomplete is used to indicate the grade has been deferred because the student is unable to complete the requirements of the course during the quarter due to reasons beyond his or her control (accident, illness, death in family, etc.). Work with your instructor to determine eligibility for an incomplete grade. Learn more about incomplete grades.
You can request records from the Assessment Center of your placement score report, ATI TEAS score report or other. Please complete and return the following information to the Assessment Center in West Building, W204.
Have a Prior Learning Assessment process started. Identifying credit for prior learning can be accomplished by an assessment process conducted by qualified faculty and may result in a course or several courses being posted to a student's transcript.
An official transcript is the official record of a student's academic achievement at Lake Washington Institute of Technology. Current and former students may request official records.
Current students may also view and print unofficial transcripts in LionsLink.
Form for substituting courses for degree completion, allowing one course to count in place of a different course. All course substitutions must be approved by the faculty advisor and the Dean of your program.
Submit your substituting form, signed by your faculty advisor to East Building, E221 for Dean’s approval.
Update your contact information, preferred First Name, and preferred email.
Update Personal Information via LionsLink
You can to update your personal information via our alternate online form without logging into LionsLink.
If you plan to come to campus for any reason (attending classes or accessing other services), you must attest to your vaccination status. When you go to your LionsLink attestation tile you have the options of:
How to Complete Your Vaccine Attestation and Additional Information
Form used to waive tuition and fees for eligible students. Submit completed form to the Enrollment Services, West Building, W201. More information about tuition waivers.
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Campus Hours
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Friday, Closed to the public
Sat-Sun, Closed
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