My Recently Visited Services

For issues with accessing your Shoreline Network Account or email. This is not for ctcLink issues, or for new Shoreline employees. All new Shoreline employees must go through the HR on-boarding process.


For issues with accessing or logging into your Shoreline Network account, Shoreline Email, Starfish, etc. This is not for ctcLink login issues.


This is where you can submit a request that does not fit into any other categories.


Submit a request to checkout, renew or return equipment.


This service is for Shoreline Employees to request to checkout hardware from Shoreline Technology Support Services.


For ctcLink login and activation issues. This is not for issues with accessing or logging into your Shoreline Network account, Shoreline Email, Starfish, etc.


For students to request help with ctcLink login and activation issues.


Submit a request for help with enrolling in classes or if you have questions about enrollment.


This area is for assistance with anything not related to ctcLink login or password assistance.


Report printer issues or let TSS know you need access to a printer.


Basic information about merges, such as warnings, timelines, FERPA, and how to request a Cross-List/Merged course.


Submit a request for help with financial aid or financial aid disbursement.


For help with ctcLink.


Report network outages and WiFi issues.


All technology purchase requests made with State funds, including Professional Development funds, must first go through Technology Support Services for review. This process ensures that the purchase is maintained in our records as well as meets SCC technology standards. Technology equipment includes but is not limited to the following: Macintosh/PC computers, Macintosh/PC peripherals, Monitors, Laptops, Printers, Scanners, PDA's, Network devices, USB Devices, Phones and ALL Software. Purchase requests for all media equipment should go through the media center.


Use this form to submit a grade change request.


This form allows college staff and faculty to submit VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) and HECVAT (Higher Education Community Vendor Assessment Toolkit) documents they’ve received from vendors. These documents are essential for ensuring the college meets accessibility, privacy, and security standards when adopting new digital tools or services.