2010 WINTER SEMESTER          January 11 - May 3

Touch*Tone Registration: 248.341.2345

Web and Touch*Tone Registration Begins ................... Monday, November 9, 2009
Monday - Saturday: 7:00 am - 11:45 pm; Sunday: Noon - 11:45 pm
REGISTRATION PROCESS
Students who register during the registration periods must pay for their class by the designated payment due date (exceptions apply for students with 3rd party vouchers or financial aid recipients). Payment vouchers or payment authorization letters must be submitted to the Campus Business office by the payment deadline. YOUR PLACE IN THE CLASS IS ONLY SECURED BY PAYMENT FOR THE CLASS.
DEREGISTRATION: If a student does not pay by the designated date, the student may be “deregistered” (dropped from the class). STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR DROPPING ANY UNWANTED CLASSES TO ENSURE BILLING DOES NOT OCCUR.
REGISTRATION SCHEDULE
The College has three registration periods: (1) Priority Registration, (2) Open Registration, and (3) Final Registration.
REGISTRATION DATES WHO CAN REGISTER PAYMENT DUE / DEREGISTRAION^ DATE
1. PRIORITY REGISTRATION:   NOTE: Web/Phone Payments due by 11:45 pm
Nov. 9 (Mon.) Only students with 30 or more credit hours and a valid active program Dec. 9 (Wed.)
Nov. 10 (Tues.) Only students with 6 to 29 credit hours and a valid active program
2. OPEN REGISTRATION:   NOTE: Web/Phone Payments due by 11:45 pm
Nov. 11 (Wed.) - Dec. 9 (Wed.) All students Dec. 9 (Wed.)
Dec. 10 (Thurs.) - Jan. 5 (Tues.) All students Jan. 5 (Tues.)
2. FINAL REGISTRATION:   NOTE: Web/Phone Payments due by 11:45 pm
Jan. 6 (Wed.) - Jan. 10 (Sun.) All students Day of Registration (Deregistration is nightly, Jan. 6 - Jan. 10)
* Note: If students wait until Final Registration, many classes will be filled.
^ Deregistration is the process of dropping students from the class roster.
DROP/ADD PERIOD (Schedule adjustment – registered and paid students only)
Monday, January 11 - Friday, January 15
TIMES: Monday - Thursday: 8:30 am - 7:00 pm / Friday: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
* NOTE: STUDENTS WHO HAVE NOT PAID WILL BE DE-REGISTE RED ON JANUARY 15 *
REGISTRATION STATEMENTS
  • Registration Statements are NOT mailed after Thursday, December 3, 2009.
  • Registration Statements may be obtained from Enrollment Services at any campus.
  • PLEASE NOTE: Students are responsible for payment in full by payment deadline whether or not a registration statement has been received in the mail.
CAMPUS SERVICE HOURS
Daily service hours: Monday - Thursday: 8:30 am - 6:00 pm / Friday: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
IMPORTANT DATES
College instruction begins.................................................................................................................... Monday, January 11
Martin Luther King Day (college closed) ............................................................................................ Monday, January 18
Midwinter Recess (no classes/college open) .................................................... Monday, March 1 - Saturday, March 6
College instruction ends ................................................................................................................................................ May 3
Last Day for Tuition Refund ...................................................................................................................................... Refunds
Last Day to Drop a Class ......................................................................................................................... Dropping a Class
PLEASE NOTE: Registration statements are mailed on Tuesday and Thursday of each week except when indicated. Registration statements may also be obtained from the Enrollment Services department at any campus. For your convenience, credit card payments may be made via our Web or Touch*Tone services (see details). Students are responsible for payment in full by the payment deadline whether or not a registration statement has been received in the mail. Unpaid students may be removed from classes.

FINANCIAL AID RECIPIENTS: Dropping courses or completely withdrawing from the college may affect both your current financial aid award and your eligibility for future financial assistance. Course withdrawals made after the 100% refund period may decrease your award and cause you to owe money. Please contact the Financial Assistance and Scholarships Office BEFORE dropping courses to discuss your plans and the potential consequences.