Registration

Students may register online after their first semester of attendance through:

• MyRecords

When registering online, your user ID is required. After logging in, select "Course Schedule" to select classes to register for. Make sure you confirm your registration before exiting so that your registration is saved. You may want to print a copy of your schedule.

Students may register in person on either campus in the Department of Student Affairs.

• Registration Form

Complete and submit the registration form to the Department of Student Affairs. You will be given a copy of your schedule once your registration is complete.

A student can typically change or add a class during the first five days of the semester. Any course change is dependent on course availability and permission from the instructor of the added course.

• Drop / Add Form

Complete the drop/add form, have the instructor of the added courses sign it and submit the form to the Department of Student Affairs.

For current course offerings view the Class Schedules.

Students can drop a full semester course with a 100% refund within the first two weeks of the term. For any flex course that is shorter than the full semester, the course may be dropped at 100% refund if dropped within the first 20% of the course.

• Drop / Add Form

Courses can be dropped within MyRecords or by completing the drop/add form and submitting it to the Department of Student Affairs.

A withdrawal form must completed and submitted to the Department of Student Affairs before you are officially withdrawn. Never assume that by simply not attending class, you have officially withdrawn.

• Withdrawal Form

Withdrawing from a course has many implications that are often overlooked and unexpected. Student financial aid and enrollment status are two of the most critical factors that are affected. Depending on the timing of the withdrawal or the last date you attend a course, you could jeopardize your financial aid and end up being responsible to pay back a portion of the financial aid to the federal government. Financial aid students should contact the Office of Financial Aid prior to withdrawing from any class.

It is vital that you speak with your instructor prior to withdrawing. Instructors recognize that students have to withdraw for various reasons including reasons in which they can offer little assistance; however, in many cases, they can help but must be notified of your challenges first. Regardless of your reason to withdraw, always speak to your instructor first.

Regulations

If you are withdrawing from a class, be sure to read the Official Withdrawal regulations.