*New Students must apply online before registering for classes.
ASSIGNMENT OF REGISTRATION DATE
- Refer to Catalog & Schedules for registration date assignment.
- Continuing and Returning Students have priority registration based on units completed at College of the Desert.
SPRING 2010 PRIORITY REGISTRATION DATES ARE
40+ units completed at College of the Desert Dec. 3
20-39 units completed at College of the Desert Dec. 7
0-19 units completed at College of the Desert Dec. 9
New students are assigned a registration date by the Counseling Center after Assessment and Orientation requirements are met.
PLAN YOUR PROGRAM
- Complete the registration form found in Printed Class Schedule.
- Prepare a tentative class schedule. Choose alternate class selections as you plan your program.
REGISTRATION METHODS
- Telephone Registration by calling (760) 776-7322
- On-line Registration - WebAdvisor
- Online Registration Assistance is available in the
- Admissions Office, Counseling Office, and the Student Hilb Monday -
Thursday 9:00am - 5:00pm.
Hours of assistance subject to change
- Phone numbers:
Hilb Student Cener 1-(760) 862-1317
Career and Transfer Center located in the Administration Bldg.
1-(760) 862-1351
Admissions and Records Office located in Bldg C
1-(760-773-2516
CAMPUS HOLDS
Clear all materials, equipment, fees or fines owed with the appropriate department before registering. Contact offices listed if you have any questions. Refer to the following list of holds and descriptions:
| ACES |
Trio Building |
| EOPS |
Counseling Center |
| Athletic |
Physical Education |
| Discipline |
VP Student Affairs |
| DSPS |
Disabled Student Services |
| F-1 Student |
International Education |
| Financial Aid |
Financial Aid |
| Library |
Materials/Fees Library |
| Parking Fines/Fees |
Parking |
| Scholastic Dismissal |
Counseling |
| Academic Standing |
Counseling |
| Unpaid Balance |
Admissions and Records |
CLOSED OR CANCELLED CLASSES
- If a class is filled try for another section.
- Call the registration system periodically to see if seats have become available.
- Classes filled on the first day of the term - will require Add Permit Codes to enroll via Web Advisor only. Instructors will have the ability, if space is available, to issue "Add Permit Codes" to students who seek to enter a full class from February 1 to February 8. The Add Permit Code will only be valid from February 1 to February 8, via Web Advisor. Once the student receives the Add Permit Code, they will be responsible for adding the course prior to the last day to add - February 8, 2010. The Add Permit Code will only be valid one time.
- Students who have been issued Add Permit Codes, do not stand in line. They must use a computer with internet access to log in to Web Advisor and add the course.
COREQUISITE/CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT
Some classes require concurrent enrollment in one or more labs or supplementary classes.
COURSE REPETITION
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Refer to the College Policies in this class schedule for information regarding course repetition.
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If requesting an exception to the Course Repetition Policy, a petition must be filed with Admissions and Records. Petition available online.
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If you encounter problems with course repetition, call the Admissions and Records Office.
DROPPING COURSES
Make sure to drop courses via the web or telephone registration systems. Do not rely on being dropped for non-payment or non-attendance. Drops for non-payment or non-attendance are subject to district administrative decisions. Students are responsible for dropping courses they are not at tending.
DUPLICATE COURSE
Do not request two classes with the same course number and title.
PREREQUISITES COMPLETED
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Students are not permitted to register for a class if the prerequisite has not been met. Prerequisites for classes are stated in the Class Schedule and College Catalog.
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See a counselor for assistance in determining eligibility for a class and/or clearance to register. Bring transcripts from other colleges/universi ties you have attended.
TIME CONFLICT
UNIT LIMITATION
A normal class load is 12-18 units. Students working full time are encouraged to carry a reduced load. Students with advanced standing, and having a “C” average or better are permitted to enroll in more than 19 units with approval by the Dean, Student Support Programs & Services or his designee.
