If you are currently taking a class at OCC, start your registration for next semester early through your MyOCC account.
OCC is offering courses in four distinct formats this winter: online, remote, hybrid, and in-person. A limited number of students will be on campus for hands-on labs and use of high-touch equipment. Learn more about how OCC is helping to Keep you Successful.
| COURSE OPTIONS | PLACE | TIME | REASON |
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Online | On Demand 24/7 | I need maximum flexibility |
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Remote | On Demand 24/7 OR designated times as determined by the course schedule OR combination of both |
I can carve out specific times to be online |
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Hybrid | On campus work @ scheduled times AND On Demand 24/7 access OR designated online times as determined by the course schedule |
My program has outcomes that require some in-person work during set times, days and locations |
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In Person | Scheduled times | I am able to meet in-person with set times, days and locations |
Registration begins with MyOCC. The expanded hours of service are detailed in the
current schedule of classes.
An additional Drop/Add Period is provided during the first several days of classes. Students should register according
to the instructions in the Schedule of Classes.
After the Drop/Add Period, students may register online into classes that have not
begun yet. Payment is due the day registration occurs.
Register or search for classes online using
After being admitted, the student should:
Registration Requirements
Each student should obtain assistance from educational counselors who are available at each site. Each campus counseling department operates independently and should be contacted for an appointment.
The student is responsible for satisfying all prerequisites and/or corequisites of any selected class prior to attempting enrollment. Automated system checks enforce this requirement and will disallow registration efforts for those not meeting course qualifications. Secondary checks may reveal enrolled students who do not meet the prerequisite or corequisite requirements after registration. These students may be administratively withdrawn from their courses. The prerequisite exemption for college guest students and students with a bachelor's degree or higher from a U.S. college or university is not applicable to all departments. Students should review the department's listing of classes to determine if the exemption has been removed.
Students who have placed into ENG 1055 (or below ESL 2510 in the ESL sequence of courses) and who have not successfully completed that course yet or a higher-level English course (or ESL 2510 or a higher-level ESL course) may register into designated courses only, excluding classes which are online or hybrid offerings. A list of these designated courses follows:
Students who have placed into ENG 1060 (or into ESL 2510 or ESL 2520) may register into designated courses only. A list of these designated courses follows:
Students who are eligible to take ENG 1510 or higher may register into any course, provided the course prerequisites and corequisites have been satisfied.
Partial payments can be accepted online. A student not enrolled in a payment plan for the term, must pay the full amount of tuition and the student service fee by the payment deadline. Students will be dropped from courses not fully covered by payments made on their account. Partial payments cover the student service fee, then tuition and fees for the first registered courses, alphabetically by course name, i.e. ACC, COM, MKT. Deregistration will occur for all students whose balance is not paid in full by the payment due date and not enrolled in a payment plan for the term.
In the Student Account Center, students can grant access to an authorized user(s) to make payments for their tuition and fees. Access to the Student Account Center is from the View Account/Make a Payment link in the Students Menu after logging into MyOCC. Students who qualify for financial assistance must obtain the appropriate documents from the campus Financial Assistance Office.
High school dual-enrolled and other students whose financial obligations are being met by employers or other third party sponsors must submit the appropriate documents by the payment deadline.
Students who have failed to meet their financial obligation to the College will have a financial hold placed on their records to prevent registration and release of their transcript. These holds will be removed when all obligations are discharged.
Registration is blocked for students whose addresses have been questioned by the College and have not yet been verified by the student. Also, a hold blocking registration is routinely applied when mail issued by the College is returned as undeliverable or when the College is notified that mail is being forwarded to a new address. It is the responsibility of every student to ensure that the College has the student’s current address on file. Address changes should be made with the Enrollment Services Office on campus. Students must supply proof of residency as defined in the Residency Policy section.
For additional information regarding registration for courses, visit MyOCC online.
Enrollment Services
Phone 248.341.2280