Registration

In an effort to “go green,” SCC will no longer print the traditional course bulletin.  Students may view an up-to-date schedule any time online.  Returning students may register after meeting with their faculty advisor.  Click below for instructions on finding the name of your faculty advisor. 

Spring 2012 Registration Dates and PowerCampus Instructions

Responsibilities of Advisees

Students must register to attend SCC classes.  Registration information is available in Student Affairs and online. 

Registration allows students to reserve a seat in classes for the following semester.  Course schedules are provided online through the SCC Self-Service Portal.  Students are expected to register online.

Students must complete the registration procedure by paying their bills on the dates designated by Student Accounts.  Failure to make payment will result in the cancellation of the registration and deletion from the official class list.  It is students’ responsibility to follow up to be sure their accounts are accurate.

Late Registration

Late registration is permitted through the first six days of the fall and spring semesters and first two days of summer sessions.  Students wishing to register after the late registration period must obtain approval from the Provost – Chief Academic Officer or designee.  A $22 late fee is charged in all cases.

Schedule Change Period (Add/Drop, Withdraw)

Students may add and/or drop classes only during the first six days of the fall and spring semesters and the first two days of summer sessions.  Students also may add and/or drop classes during registration periods before classes begin.  All schedule adjustments must be initiated in Student Affairs. 

If students wish to withdraw from class after the add/drop period, they must complete a schedule change form, available in Student Affairs.  The instructor's authorization is required.  Withdrawal after midterm requires approval from the instructor and the Provost – Chief Academic Officer or designee.  A grade of "W" will be assigned.

Failure to officially withdraw from a class before the end of the add/drop period obligates a student to pay tuition and fees for that class.  If students are using a payment plan, they must still pay in full.  Not attending class does not constitute a withdrawal.