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Welcome to the Registrar's website. The Registrar's Office is responsible for maintaining student academic records and communicating college academic policy. Other services include fulfilling transcript requests, coordinating course registration, performing graduation audits, and generally ensuring that faculty and students understand the contents of the college catalog, the Bulletin. | |
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Course Withdrawal Period The
electronic course withdrawal form may be accessed by clicking here:
Course Registration News Course registration for May Intersession, Early Summer Online, Late Summer Online, Fall 2023, and Spring 2024 will open for students currently enrolled at GCC beginning on each of the following dates: Current Seniors - Thursday, March 30 at 6:00 pm Current Juniors - Thursday, April 13 at 6:00 pm Current Sophomores - Thursday, April 20 at 6:00 pm Current Freshmen - Thursday, April 27 at 6:00 pm
myGCC Online Scheduling Instructions
Each group has one week to
schedule online. Schedule changes after each group's registration week closes
must be made using a paper
drop/add form.
Please note that there is no
guarantee for sign-in requests. Be sure you have a "plan B" for your
course selections. There are no sign-ins over the cap for full HUMA
courses (see below HUMA instructions).
Schedule Approval by Your Advisor
May Intersession Information
Summer Online Course Information
Please Review: Additional Registration Instructions Fall 2023/Spring 2024 Schedule Planner Independent Study, Independent Research, and Internships must be fully completed with all signatures and accompanying documents before being turned in to the Dean's Office. These experiences require a separate application and accompanying documents. There is a separate fee charged for each experience. Note: Independent study and research experiences are not available during the May intersession or summer terms. The applications for each are available here:
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Scheduling Tips!
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Course Information: HUMA Courses: Please be aware that all Humanities courses have a limit on the number of students that can enroll in each section. Students will not be signed in above the seat limit. If a seat is open, you may register for that course online. Do not contact individual professors to see if they will sign you into a course that is full. Drop/add forms will not be accepted for full HUMA courses. A HUMA Course Request form must be used instead. HUMA 200: Recommended to be completed by the end of the sophomore year. Prerequisites are HUMA 102 (or RELI 211 or 212) and WRIT 101. HUMA 202 and 301 may be taken anytime. There are no prerequisites for these courses. HUMA 303: Prerequisites are HUMA 200 and either HUMA 202 or 301. SSFT: Prerequisites are a lab science course and HUMA 102 (or RELI 211/212). Note: The lab science course may be taken concurrently with the SSFT course. Arts and Letters majors, including Math and Computer Information System and Computer Science majors, should complete the SSFT requirement by the end of their sophomore year. Science and Engineering majors should complete the SSFT requirement by the end of their junior year. Overloads: The combined total of credit and audit hours over 17 is considered an overload and charged an additional fee. Future Opportunities for Course Scheduling:
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