Late Advising
and Registration
If you were unable to see an advisor and register for courses prior to
Dec. 3, 2007, Late Advising and Registration is your only option for enrolling
in Spring Semester credit courses. Please be aware that due to use of
a new student data system, lines may be extremely long. Come prepared
with all of your documentation (transcripts, placement test scores, notice
of acceptance). Each day of advising and registration is available
for different groups of students, with priority given to admitted students.
See an advisor and register on the day intended for you.
Important: All registration activity including adding courses, dropping courses, or schedule adjustments must be made by Friday, January 11. There will be no registration opportunities after this date for regular semester courses.
Orange County Late Registration
Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2007, 5:30–6:30 p.m.
Orange County Skills Development Center
Advising and registration are available only to students enrolling for
courses taught in Orange County.
Admitted Students Only
Main Campus Late Advising and Registration
Wednesday, Jan. 9, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. and 4–6 p.m.
On this date, any admitted student who has not registered or needs to
make schedule changes may meet with an advisor and register. (No appointment
is necessary for advising, but there will be long lines of students.)
Students who have not been admitted to the college may not register on
this day.
All Students
Main Campus Late Advising and Registration
Thursday and Friday, Jan. 10 and 11, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. and 4–6 p.m.
On this date, any student (new, admitted, or non-degree-seeking) who has
not registered or needs to make schedule changes may meet with an advisor
and register. (No appointment is necessary for advising, but there will
be long lines of students.)
Northern Durham Center Late Registration
Thursday, Jan. 10, 9 a.m –2 p.m. and 4–6 p.m.
Advising and registration take place in the lobby of the Northern Durham
Center. Any
student (new, admitted, or non-degree-seeking) who would like to take
courses at the college’s Northern Durham Center and who has not
registered or needs to make schedule changes may meet with an advisor
and register. (No appointment is necessary for advising, but there will
be long lines of students.)
High School Student Dual Enrollment
Registration
Thursday, Jan. 10, 9a.m.–2 p.m. and 4–6 p.m.
Qualified high school students 16 years old and older may register for
dual enrollment courses on Jan. 10 only. Students must meet all of the
requirements and prerequisites for the courses they plan to take. High
school students graduating by December 2007 are not considered “dual
enrolled” for Spring Semester courses. Call Mary Anne Grabarek at
919-686-3413 for more information.
Every student is required to see an advisor to discuss course selection and receive approval as your first step prior to registering for courses. Locations of advisors are listed below. New degree-seeking students or admitted students should visit the advising location appropriate to your program. Non-degree-seeking students (special students) should visit the advising location most closely related to the courses they are interested in taking.
All students, regardless of admissions status, must satisfy course prerequisites. Documentation is required. To make sure you can register for the courses you need, bring copies of your placement test scores and college transcripts with you to advising. Follow the steps below to be advised and register on these dates.
Steps for Late Advising & Registration
- Prepare your documentation.
Create a folder with copies of your placement test scores, your notice of acceptance (if applicable), and any previous college transcripts you might have that would indicate possible transfer credit. Bring this folder with you to advising.
- Meet with an advisor in the appropriate advising location.
On Jan. 9–11 according to the appropriate day you should register, advisors will be available from 9 a.m.–2 p.m. and from 4–6 p.m. to help you select courses for the Spring semester. Locations for advising are available below. Make sure to bring your folder of important documentation so that you will be able to register for the courses most appropriate for you.
Advising locations are separated by the degree, diploma, certificate, or courses you are interested in taking. Please take time to review the Advising Locations listed below to make sure you begin in the correct location.
| Business and Public Service Technologies |
Phail Wynn, Jr. Student Services Center, room 1303 |
| Health Technologies |
Durham Tech/GlaxoWellcome Technology Center, room 941 |
| Industrial & Engineering Technologies |
Newton Building, room 414 |
| Information Systems Technologies |
Durham Tech/GlaxoWellcome Technology Center, room 983 |
| University Transfer, General Education, Biotechnology, and Spanish Facilitator |
Educational Resources Center, Auditorium |
| Dual Enrollment |
Phillips Building, room 325 – Jan. 10 only |
- Register for your courses.
Immediately after you have met with an advisor, you will register for your selected courses at one of three locations: the Phillips Building, room 309; the Durham Tech/GlaxoWellcome Technology Center, room 963; or the Phail Wynn, Jr. Student Services Center, room 1305. Choose the location closest to your advising location for convenience. Due to the high volume of student traffic, registration can take time.
- Pick Up Your Receipt.
After your courses have been entered, you will be directed to the appropriate location to get a copy of your receipt. Check your receipt to see how much you owe for your tuition.
- Pay Your Tuition.
If you have a balance to pay, you will visit the payment locations as your next step. You have many options for payment including cash, check, and charge. You must pay the full tuition bill by 6:00 p.m. on the same day that you register. If you do not pay by 6:00 p.m., your registration will be purged from the system at the end of the day. Don’t let this happen to you. Be prepared to pay on the day that you register.
- Get your Student ID Card and Parking Permit.
Once you have paid your tuition, visit the Security Office, located in the Security Annex at the back West end of the White Building, to receive your new Student ID card. You will need your license plate number, make, and model of your vehicle to received a parking permit.
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