Registration Steps for New Students
FIRST: Complete Steps 1-5 on the Admissions Requirements Page.
Advisor: Meet with an advisor in your field of study to register for classes.
Student ID/Parking Pass: Stop by any campus Business office to obtain a student parking permit and ID.
Student ID/Parking Pass: Stop by any campus Business office to obtain a student parking permit and ID.
Business Office for Payment Arrangements: Stop by any campus business office to set up payment arrangements. Students must complete this step to get books for their classes.
Bookstore: Take proof of payment arrangement to book store in order to receive books.
Bookstore: Take proof of payment arrangement to book store in order to receive books.
Registration Steps for Returning Students
Step 1: Financial Holds: Check with business office to ensure that you do not have a balance (FINANCIAL HOLD) from previous semester. Students must pay all balances before registering for classes.
Step 2: Advisor: Meet with advisor to create a new schedule for the coming semester. The advisor can also give the students access to register themselves in Self-Service.
Step 3: Student ID/Parking Pass: Stop by any campus admission office to receive a new sticker for student ID.
Step 4: Business Office: Stop by any campus business office to set up payment arrangements. Students must complete this step to get books for their classes.
Step 5: Bookstore: Take proof of payment arrangement to book store in order to receive books.
- Students must register prior to the second class meeting of any course to be admitted to that course. Once the second class has begun, a student may not register for that class.
- Online classes meet daily rather than Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday.Students added to a wait list for an on-campus class must attend class in order to be eligible for enrollment to that class.
- The provisions of this website are not to be construed as a contract between the student and Phillips Community College. The College reserves the right to change any provision or requirement, when such action becomes necessary. Students are encouraged to work closely with an advisor to verify the appropriateness of the courses for which the students register.