|  After
you have completed an application for admission to CBC and have
taken the placement test (ASSET/COMPASS), your next step is advising.
If
you are a new student, your first advising session will be at a
new student orientation. During the orientation, students are grouped
by their academic interest. A counselor or educational advisor will
assist you in developing your first schedule. To schedule an orientation
appointment, contact the admission/registration office at: (509)
547-0511 Ext. 2241, 2499, or 2250
If
you are a transfer student from another college, you can set up
an initial advising appointment by calling (509) 547-0511 Ext. 2305.
It is highly recommended that you submit copies of your official
transcripts before this appointment so they can be evaluated.
WHO
IS MY ADVISOR?
HOW
DO I SET UP AN APPOINTMENT WITH AN ADVISOR?
Registration
Schedule
Planner
Web
Registration
What
do I do if a class is full?
What
does “ARR” mean?
Who
is Dr. Staff?
How
can I change my schedule?
How
can I get a copy of my schedule?
Who
is my advisor?
If you are in a professional/technical
program, your advisor will be an instructor or faculty member in
that program.
If you are planning to
transfer, your advisor could be a counselor, academic advisor, or
a faculty member.
If you are undecided in
what you want to major in or you are non-degree seeking, your advisor
will be an academic advisor or counselor.
You can change your advisor at any
time.
For more information about
choosing an advisor or counselor, go to Getting
Help.
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How
do I set up an appointment with an advisor?
If your advisor is an
instructor or faculty member, you can contact that instructor directly
to set up an advising appointment.
If your advisor is an
academic advisor or counselor, you can schedule your appointment
though the student development office at (509) 547-0511 Ext.2305.
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Registration
After you see an advisor
you are ready to register for classes. Follow the following steps:
- Read the student bulletin or you CBC student email to find out
when registration begins.
- Check your registration access time. This is the time you can
begin to register. It is NOT an appointment with an advisor. You
can find your registration access time on the student kiosk: Registration Access Time
- Decide which classes you need to take. Quarterly class schedules
are available on campus or on the web at: Quarterly Class Schedule
- Use the schedule planner or web registration to register for
your classes.
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Schedule
Planner
- Click on Schedule Planner
- Select the quarter from the drop-down box and click “Select
Courses”.
- Reserve the times you are not available for classes by clicking
individual boxes in the time grid. You can also reserve the hour
for every day by clicking in the far right column or whole day by
clicking the column heading.
- Type in course(s) you need or click on “View Course List” to select courses from an alphabetical listing.
Note: Use four-digit numbers for course numbers. Lecture courses
end in zero, lab course end with a one. For example, to enter English
Composition (ENG 101), type in “ENG 1010”. For courses
numbered under 100, enter a zero before and after the number (MTH
95 would be “MTH 0950”).
- Click on “Submit Selections”
- Select the desired course(s) and click “Register”.
This will take you to web registration.
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Web
Registration
- Click on Web Registration Login
- Enter your student
ID and Pin number
- Click register
- A reminder of the tuition
due date will be displayed. If you are registering after this date,
tuition is due at the time of registration. Click “Continue”.
- On the welcome screen,
verify you name and the quarter. Click “Continue”.
- Enter the schedule
line number (also called an item number) for the course(s) you want
in the boxes on the left hand side. The course(s) you selected will
be processed. You can also add and drop classes from this screen.
Click “Finish” when completed.
- Click “View My
Schedule” to print you schedule.
- Be sure to close the
browser to protect your privacy.
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What Do I do If My Class is Full?
If you class is full...........
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What
does “ARR” mean?
The abbreviation “ARR”
means by arrangement. Typically you will see this abbreviation if
you are registering for a distance learning course, a course with
variable time, or an independent study course where you make arrangements
with the instructor.
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Who
is Dr. Staff?
Many courses in the course
schedule will have “Staff” listed as the instructor.
This means that the course(s) may either be taught by an adjunct
(part-time) instructor or at the time of the printing of the schedule,
an instructor was not assigned yet to the course.
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How
can I change my schedule?
You can change your schedule
by following the web registration instructions above.
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How
can I get a copy of my schedule?
It is a good idea to print
out check your schedule prior to classes starting. Often instructors
and room assignments change after you have registered. To print
a copy of your schedule, go to Student Schedule.
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