In an effort to comply with the Matriculation Plan of the Santa Clarita Community College District, in California, the College of the Canyons (COC) conducted a study to determine student satisfaction with COC's matriculation services. Survey instruments were administered to a representative sample of 1,255 students in 31 courses during normal class times, yielding a 62.8% response rate. Results of the study included the following: (1) the counseling staff received the highest percentage of "excellent" ratings with 31.6%, while registration received the highest number of "fair" and "poor" responses with 37.3% and 17.3%, respectively; (2) overall, Chinese and other Asians indicated the greatest satisfaction with services, while the lowest scores were reported for Koreans and Central Americans; (3) the counseling office received the highest recognition/use rating at 96.7%, followed by the library at 96.1% and placement testing at 95%; (4) the least recognized services were the New Horizons program at 51%, Mental Health Counseling at 66.7%, and Disabled Student Services at 68%; and (5) the services which received the highest satisfaction scores were the Computer Lab (93.48%), Child Development Center (93.44%), and the Health Center (92.41%), while the lowest scores were received by Mental Health Counseling (74.42%), Placement Testing (75.92%), and the Career Center (76.08%). Appendixes include the cover letter, the survey instrument with summary statistics, and responses to open-ended questions. (MAB)