Student Barcodes on Fair Day

How to Reprint a Barcode - There are two ways to reprint a student barcode

1.  Student Registration Account

Students can sign in and print their barcodes from their registration

1. Sign in with your email and password on the site where you registered using the "Print/Reprint My Barcode" button (note, this button may be located in a different place depending upon the association's website)
   

1. Click “Print Barcode" to print a paper copy or take a screenshot
    

2.  “Complete Student Profile” Email Link

If a student is bulk registered by a high school counselor, the profile information will be limited. Complete the profile and print the barcode from your confirmation email (Subject: 'Get Ready for the College Fair - Complete Your Profile' which comes from "donotreply@gotocollegefairs.com"):

1. Click the link in the email and reset the password using the email address used for express registration. When finished, click "Print my Barcode."

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