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Student Identification (ID) Verification

As part of the admissions and enrollment process, new and returning students may be requested to provide a recognized government-issued photo ID to verify their identity. Schoolcraft College requires identity verification for several reasons, including but not limited to complying with U.S. Department of Education requirements to prevent financial aid fraud; ensuring compliance with the College’s accrediting agencies to confirm that the student who registers for a course is the one who takes the course; and protecting the privacy of student educational records. Students have an ongoing obligation to provide proof of identity when requested by the College. Failure to provide the requested photo ID and verify your identity in a timely manner may result in the suspension of your admissions process and could affect the awarding of financial aid.Acceptable forms of government-issued photo identification (ID).All documentation must be current, valid, and legible. (black and white documentation are not accepted)

  • State-issued Driver’s License or Identification Card (front & back required)
  • United States Passport or Passport Card (front & back required)
  • United States Permanent Resident Card (front & back required)
  • Foreign Passport
  • Employment Authorization Document (EAD)
  • Other International Government Identification (in English, front & back required)
  • K-12 student ID (CURRENTLY enrolled high school Dual Enrolled student only)

*Schoolcraft College reserves the right to request additional documentation for verification. Students should carry a Schoolcraft College student ID card or a valid driver’s license/state ID card on campus at all times.  Under College policy, College officials may direct students to identify themselves. They also may ask studentswho have their Schoolcraft student ID card in their possession to produce that card. Failure to comply with either directive could result in the student being found responsible for a “failure to comply” violation of the Student Code of Conduct. Identification is also required to access some services and conduct transactions in offices.