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How do I log in to wallacestate.edu?

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What is Wallace State Community College known for?

Click here for access to Blackboard: learn.wallacestate.edu. Everyone (new and returning students, and employees) should login by clicking on "Sign in with third party account" and choose WSCC. Use your Wallace State email address and password to log in to Blackboard. If you have not updated your password from the default !ACCSMMDDYY, please do ...

Does Wallace State offer online courses?

Click here for resources that will help you navigate online classes, as well as help you log into Blackboard, access the WSCC app, and more. Lion Alert. Learn more about Wallace State's emergency alert system and how to manage your contacts here. Employee Resources / Intranet

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Wallace State Community College offers associate and certificate programs, including university transfer, health care, and specialized career training in technical areas of study that are in high demand in the north central Alabama region and across the southeast.

WSCC e-mail

Set up and access your WSCC student e-mail by clicking here for instructions.

myWallaceState

Log in here to register for classes, view your schedule, access personal and financial aid information, make payments, access Degree Works, etc. Current and Admitted students and Employees use this link .

Online Resources

Click here for resources that will help you navigate online classes, as well as help you log into Blackboard, access the WSCC app, and more.

Lion Alert

Learn more about Wallace State's emergency alert system and how to manage your contacts here.

SPOTLIGHT

Wallace State Nursing has extended the deadline for Spring nursing applications to October 1. Apply now .

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Wallace State Community College offers over 100 associate and certificate programs, including university transfer, health care, and specialized career training in technical areas of study that are in high demand in the north central Alabama region and across the southeast.