Registration and Records

The Office of the Registrar is committed to assisting students with a variety of educational services. Our office directs registration for curriculum classes,name/address changes, withdrawals, and graduation, just to name a few. More detailed information and access to our forms are located in the Topical Information section.

The Office of the Registrar is located on the 2nd floor of the Myers Center. Office hours are from 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Monday -Thursday, and from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Friday, holidays excluded. During the summer months, the office closes at noon on Fridays. 

Please address all written correspondence to: Gaston College, Office of the Registrar
201 Hwy 321 South, Dallas, NC 28034-1499. We can be reached at (704) 922-6232 and
Fax: (704) 922-2344.

Topical Information

Academic Calendars

• 2009
• 2008
• 2007

Academic Forgiveness
The Academic Forgiveness Policy allows Gaston College students who have experienced academic difficulty at Gaston College to have one opportunity to have grades below a "C" excluded from the cumulative grade point average (GPA). Academic difficulty is defined as less than a 2.00 cumulative grade point average at Gaston College. This policy provides for raising the cumulative grade point average by excluding all grades of "D" or "F" earned prior to the date of eligibility for Academic Forgiveness. A student may be granted Academic Forgiveness only once. For a complete list of criteria, benefits and provisions of Academic Forgiveness click here for the Petition of Academic Forgiveness. Completed forms should be returned to the Office of the Registrar. Our office will assess your petition then send it to the divisional dean for review. You will be contacted by the Office of the Registrar following the dean’s decision.

Back to Top

Accreditation Information
Gaston College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097, (404) 679-4501) to award associate degrees. For additional accreditation information, please refer to page 9 of the online version of the Gaston College Academic Catalog.

Back to Top

Adding a Class
Students can add a class to their current schedule throughout the semester during various registration periods. To find what classes are available go to the current schedule of classes. To add a class students may access WebAdvisor, register in-person or by the telephone registration system. Payment is due the same day of registration. Sample form attached: Add Form.

Back to Top

Address Change
A request for a change of address must be submitted in writing to the Office of the Registrar. Change of Address forms are available in the Office of the Registrar, or at the following link Address Change Form.  This form may be returned via fax at (704) 922-2344.

Back to Top

Alert/Suspension
Any student who maintains less than a 2.00 grade point average is placed on Academic Alert. The Office of the Registrar will notify any student placed on Academic Alert. Students placed on academic alert are required to meet with their assigned advisor or a member of the Counseling Center no later than the end of the Drop/Add period of the current term in order to develop a plan for removing the Alert status. If after two successive terms the Academic Alert status has not been removed, the student will be placed on Academic Suspension and will not be allowed to re-enroll at Gaston College for one semester.

Students placed on Academic Suspension who feel that certain circumstances which led to the academic difficulty have changed, may appeal their Suspension status by completing the attached form. Forms are also available in the Office of the Registrar. Students are encouraged to contact the Office of the Registrar for deadline dates regarding academic appeals. All appeals should include a realistic plan to achieve good academic standing, recognition of the problems that have affected the academic progress, and a plan to resolve those problems. If the appeal is approved, students will be allowed to register and continue their enrollment. Gaston College may prescribe additional requirements as a condition of re-admission.

Students on Academic Alert or Suspension and who receive financial aid must see a Financial Aid Specialist before any aid can be reinstated. Approval of Academic Appeal does not guarantee approval of financial aid reinstatement.

Back to Top

AP Credit
College credit is awarded to students who achieve a score of "3" or higher on an AP (Advanced Placement) exam, administered by the College Board. Scores older than five years are not considered for transferred credit. In order to have scores reviewed, students must request for an official score report to be sent to Gaston College from the College Board. Our CB code is 5262. For further information about how to request a score report, visit the following Web site: http://www.collegeboard.com/ap/student/student/ testing/ap/exgrd.html

The following chart is an example of Gaston College credit equivalency for AP scores of 3, 4, or 5. All equivalencies are subject to change.

Back to Top

Auditing a Class
Students who audit a class receive no credit but are encouraged to attend class, participate in class discussions, and take examinations. To audit a course a student must be registered for the course and pay for the course before completing the audit form. The form must be signed by the instructor and returned to the Office of the Registrar by the eleventh week of the class (fall and spring semesters) and by various times during the summer semester. The published deadline date to audit a course is available in the Gaston College Calendar.Once declared, an audit status cannot be reversed. Sample form attached: Audit. 

Back to Top

Bookstore Information
Students purchase textbooks through our campus bookstore. The bookstore is located on the 1st floor of the Myers Center. For further information about the bookstore, contact (704) 922-6542 or visit their website Gaston College Bookstore.

Back to Top

Calculation of Grade Point Average
The formula for calculating a student's grade point average is: Quality Points divided by Hours Attempted = Grade Point Average. See Grades for further information on calculating quality points.

Back to Top

Charlotte Area Educational Consortium
Gaston College is a member of the Charlotte Area Educational Consortium, which includes 24 additional area colleges and universities. A cross-registration program provided by the consortium allows Gaston College students to take certain courses at other colleges if not available at Gaston. For further information on cross-registration, please contact the Office of the Registrar or visit http://www.caeconline.org.

Back to Top

CLEP Credit
College level credit is awarded for students who provide official CLEP (College Level Examination Program) results to the Office of the Registrar from the College Board.  Scores of 50 or above on subject examinations are required for college credit. (No  credit is given for the general examination.) CLEP scores older than five years are not  considered for transferred credit. For further information on CLEP, contact:

Back to Top

College Tech Prep
In order to receive college credit for high school courses through the College Tech Prep  program, students must receive a grade of "B" or higher in the designated high school course, receive a raw score of 80 or higher on the standardized post-assessment examination, and must enroll at Gaston College within two years of their high school graduation date. The official high school transcript and all official standardized post-assessment examination scores must be received by the Office of Admissions to be considered for college credit. Click here for further information on the College Tech Prep Program. 

Back to Top

Course Descriptions
Please visit our online edition of our Gaston College Academic Catalog for further information and for course descriptions. Scroll all the way through the table of contents until you reach "Course Descriptions." Courses are listed alphabetically by course title.

Back to Top

Course Repeat Policy  
A student may repeat a course to attempt to raise their grade point average. If the original course was taken at Gaston College, it must also be repeated at Gaston College in order to honor the repeat policy. When a course is repeated, both courses will remain on the academic record, but only the highest grade is used in computing the grade point average. Students may repeat a course for credit no more than three times within a five-year period. A student may not re-enroll in a course in which credit by exam (CE) has been awarded.

Back to Top

Credit by Exam
A student may petition the course instructor and department chair for permission to seek course credit by examination. If both grant permission, the Department Chair, upon the student's successful completion of the exam, will notify the division dean and the Office of the Registrar of the outcome of the exam by the end of the third week of class. The student must be registered and have paid for the course for which examination is requested. To have credit entered in the student's record, the examination must be completed during the first ten days of the semester. A grade of  "CE" will be earned as a result of successful completion of the examination. The student may take the examination for a class only one time. Although credits by examination will be applied toward graduation requirements, quality points are not computed for a grade of "CE." For further information about credit by exam, contact the Office of the Registrar.

Back to Top

Dropping a Class
To drop a class a student must fill out a drop form either in person, by accessing WebAdvisor, or accessing the telephone registration system, by the 10% point of each semester. A student may be eligible for a 100% refund if the class is dropped prior to the first official day of the semester. A 75% refund may be given if a student drops on or before the 10% point of the semester. A drop is different from a withdrawal. With a withdrawal, the 10% point has passed and there is no refund. Sample form attached: Drop

Back to Top

Dual Enrolled High School Students
Please refer to our Office of Admissions for information on registration as a dual enrolled high school student. 

Back to Top

Enrollment Verifications
All requests for student enrollment verifications must be made in writing. The request must contain the student's signature before any information is released. These requests may be sent or faxed to the Office of the Registrar. (Fax: (704) 922-2344). There is NO charge for this service. The following information should be included in an enrollment verification request:

• Student's full name
• Student's social security number
• Complete address where enrollment verification is to be mailed  OR include a fax number if information is to be returned by fax
• Student's signature

Back to Top

Family Rights and Privacy Act- Release of Student Information
Gaston College has a long-standing commitment to the protection of students' rights and privacy of information. Gaston College complies with the provisions of the Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, State of North Carolina Law, and the State Department of Education Division of Community College rules. These federal and state requirements relate to accessibility and confidentiality of student records.

Gaston College Policy & Procedures Manual, section 4-31, Confidentiality and Access of Student Records, provides pertinent and detailed information concerning classification of student records. Detailed information is also provided in the Gaston College Student Handbook.

Students have the right to inspect their educational records and correct such records, if warranted. Students are protected from release of information without written consent. All student records are open for inspection and review by the student unless he or she waives this right. The parent(s) of a dependent student as defined in Title 26 U.S.C.S.S. 152 Internal Revenue Code, also has the right to inspect records that are maintained by the College on behalf of the student. Proof of dependency must be on record with the College or provided to the Office of the Registrar prior to reviewing the records.

There are three categories of records: Directory Information Records, Limited Access Records, and Sole Possession Records.

Directory Information Records, which may be made public, include a student's name, address, telephone number, date of birth, major field of study, dates of attendance, and degrees received. This information will only be released after the requestor has demonstrated a legitimate need to have such information. Any student not wishing the release of directory information must file a written request with the Office of the Registrar no later than the last day of Late Registration. Otherwise, the College may disclose directory information for legitimate purposes. 

Limited Access Records pertain to the permanent academic records of the student, disciplinary records, financial information, and testing data. The college will not release information in Limited Access Records without the written permission of the student.

Sole Possession Records pertain to records of instructional, supervisory, and administrative personnel that remain in the sole possession of the maker and are not accessible or revealed to any other person.

Back to Top

Final Grades
Grades may be accessed at the end of each semester by using WebAdvisor. Students who have an outstanding account balance or other overdue college materials will not have access to their final grades. A copy of a student’s final grades may be picked up in the Office of the Registrar.

Back to Top

Full-Time Status
A full time student is one who is carrying 12 or more semester hours of course work .

Back to Top

Back to Top

Graduates with Honors
Excellence in academic work is recognized at graduation by the award of honors rank. For graduation with honors, a student must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 or above but below 3.80. For high honors, a student must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.80 or above. Eligibility is determined using the student’s cumulative grade point average at the end of the previous semester before graduation requirements have been met. Graduates will receive an honor cord to wear at the graduation ceremony.

Back to Top

Graduation
A commencement ceremony, to award degrees and diplomas, is held once a year at the end of the spring semester. (This is the only commencement ceremony.) Students that complete requirements in the summer and fall semesters will be given the opportunity to participate in the spring ceremony. All potential graduates will need to fill out an Application to Petition for Graduation when their academic requirements have or will be met. Applications are available in the Office of the Registrar. Deadlines to petition are published in the Gaston College Calendar.

Back to Top

Graduation Application Procedures
Students are required to file an Application for Graduation with the Office of the Registrar. The application deadline is listed in the Gaston College Calendar. Late applications will be processed in the following semester. The following steps must be taken before submitting the application:

1. You must complete an application for each degree and/or diploma you expect to receive. Pick up an application and student copy of your transcript in the Office of the Registrar.
2. Present the application (section 1 filled in) along with a current transcript to your divisional dean’s office for their signature.  (Arts & Sciences, Industrial and Engineering Technologies, Health Sciences, Business & Computer Science) Pick up your application from the dean’s office and complete the next steps before submitting it to the Registrar’s Office.
3. Take application to the Placement Office for clearance. (Dalpiaz Student Success Center)
4. Take application to the bookstore (Myers Center 1st floor) for gown and cap measurements or notify them of your non-attendance.
5. Pay Graduation Fee, Business Office (Myers Center Auditorium side). Fee is $45.
6. Take application to the Financial Aid Office for clearance. (Myers Center 2nd floor)
7. Final step, submit your application to the Office of the Registrar. (Myers Center 2nd floor)

Back to Top

Graduation Requirements
Requirements for the degree, diploma, or certificate will vary according to the 
curriculum. Students should refer to their particular program requirements. A 2.00 grade point average is required for graduation from Gaston College. At least 20 semester credit hours for an associate degree or diploma must be completed in attendance at Gaston College. Courses numbered less than 100 do not count for graduation credit.

Back to Top

Honors Lists
President’s List
The President’s List is an honor roll for students who earn a grade point average of 4.00 on 12 or more semester hours of work (not including CE credits) in any given semester and with no Withdrawals or Incompletes recorded.
Dean’s List
The Dean’s List is an honor roll for students who earn a grade point average of 3.50- 3.99 on 12 or more semester hours of work (not including CE credits) in any given semester and with no grade lower than a “B” and no Withdrawals or Incompletes recorded.
Honor’s List
The Honor’s List is an honor roll for part-time students who earn a grade point average of 3.50 or higher on 6 to 11 semester hours of work (not including CE credits) in any given semester and with no Withdrawals or Incompletes recorded.

Back to Top

Name Changes
Students are responsible for notifying the Office of the Registrar when a change occurs in a student’ s legal name. Students requesting a name change in their Gaston College records must complete a Name Change Form, located in the Office of the Registrar, and provide the office with legal documentation for a change of name. Legal documentation can include but is not limited to a driver’s license, social security card, marriage license, adoption record, or divorce certificate.

Back to Top

Part-Time Status
A part time student is one who carries 11 or less semester hours of credit. 

Back to Top

PIN (Personal Identification Number) used Registration
A PIN is required in order to utilize the Telephone Registration system and WebAdvisor. After meeting with an academic advisor or counselor, students are provided their PIN. The PIN changes each semester. Transient students may contact the Office of the Registrar regarding their PIN. (704) 922-6232.

Back to Top

Refund Policy
A 100% refund of tuition may be given if a student officially drops a class(es) prior to the first official day of the semester. A 75% refund of tuition may be given if a student officially drops a class(es) prior to or on the 10% point of the semester. All paperwork for the dropped classes must be processed prior to or on the 10% point. No refunds will be given after the 10% date. If a course fails to materialize, refunds are automatically processed. The drop date is published each semester in the Register.

(The refund policy is subject to change. Refunds of tuition will be issued in accordance with the current state and college policy.) Refund checks will be mailed within six weeks of the last drop-add day.

Students called to active military duty may be allowed special provisions for refunds. Contact the Registrar for Active Duty Provisions.

Back to Top

Registration Access

The access date to register through WebAdvisor, in person, or by the telephone registration system is based upon the number of hours a student has completed. Students with the most hours and closest to graduation have access to the registration system earlier than those students just starting their program at Gaston College. The student’s advisor will provide the PIN (Personal Identification Number) and registration access date during the advising session.

Back to Top

Registration Process
Students who wish to register for curriculum courses at Gaston College must submit an application for admission and meet appropriate admissions requirements prior to registering for a course. Contact the Office of Admissions (704) 922-6214 for further information. Once the admissions process has been completed, students should meet with an academic advisor or counselor to select courses. Students may register during various registration periods. Payment is due for all courses by a specific date for the upcoming term. See the Gaston College Calendar for a complete list of dates.

Back to Top

Registration: In Person  
Students may register in person during the various registration periods for each semester. If registering in-person, returning students in declared majors should register in their division. New students, special credit students and pre-health science students can register in the Counseling Center.

Back to Top

Registration: Late
Late registration is held in-person on one scheduled day prior to the beginning of the semester. The late registration date can be found in the Gaston College Calendar or contact the Office of the Registrar for specific dates and times. (704) 922-6232. Students who register or make adjustments to their schedules during Late Registration must pay all registration fees the same day as registration.

Back to Top

Registration: Second Chance

Gaston College offers classes that begin later in the semester. Students may register for these classes during various registration periods by accessing WebAdvisor or registering in person. See the current Second Chance Schedule.

Back to Top

Registration: Telephone
The Telephone Registration System is available to students at several designated times throughout each semester for the next upcoming semester’s classes. See the Gaston College Academic Calendar for exact dates. In order to utilize the telephone registration system, students must have applied for admission, met appropriate admissions requirements, and have been advised by a counselor or academic division. In addition, students should have no outstanding financial obligation or overdue library materials. Students must obtain their PIN (Personal Identification Number) from their advisor or counselor in order to access the telephone registration system. The telephone registration system phone number is (704) 922-6490. For further information about Telephone Registration, contact the Office of the Registrar.

Back to Top

Registration: WebAdvisor
WebAdvisor gives students access to Gaston College information databases. WebAdvisor is a convenient, no hassle way to register for classes. Follow instructions on “User Account” to access the system.

Back to Top

Staff Contacts
Click here for further information on contacts within the Office of the Registrar. The main college phone number is (704) 922-6200.

Back to Top

Student ID Cards
Although not required, student photo ID cards are made in the Campus Police Office on Tuesdays 9:00-11:00 a.m., 1:00-3:00 p.m. and Wednesdays 9:00-11:00 a.m., 4:00-6:00 p.m. The first photo ID card is free. A replacement photo ID card is $10.00. Photo ID's are made for current curriculum students only. Students must provide the Campus Police Office with proof of current student class schedule. For further information, contact Louise Jones at (704) 922-6480.

Back to Top

Student Identification Number
A student ID number is assigned to all students who apply at Gaston College. This number takes the place of the student’s social security number. Every student should memorize their student ID number for quicker access to student services.

Back to Top

Student Schedules
Students who register for curriculum classes may access their schedules on WebAdvisor. A student schedule is also available in the Office of the Registrar. Valid picture ID is required. Students should check their schedule for fees owed and correct class day and time.

Back to Top

Transcript

A transcript is an exact copy of the student’s academic record at the time it is issued. The transcript can be an official copy or a student copy. Official copies are used for entrance to other colleges and for job interviews.  Student copies are personal copies.

There is a $5 charge per official copy.  There is no fee for a student copy.  If you have an outstanding financial obligation to Gaston College, your transcript will not be released under any circumstance!  

You may obtain your OFFICAL TRANSCRIPT in the following ways:

• Online using Visa, MasterCard, or Discover:

If you last attended DURING or AFTER the Fall 2006 semester, login to WebAdvisor to request an Official Transcript.

If you last attended PRIOR to Fall 2006 semester, complete the Online Official Transcript Request. Before your transcript can be released, you must complete and sign the Authorization to Release Official Student Transcript Form.

• By Mail:

Complete the Transcript Request Form. 

Include your name, signature, social security number or student ID number, phone number, and where to mail official transcript. Include a money order for $5 per copy.  Personal checks and credit cards are not accepted by mail.  

Mail completed form to:
Gaston College Office of the Registrar
Attn: Transcript Request
201 Hwy 321 South
Dallas, NC 28034

• In Person:

Visit the Office of Records and Registration
Dallas Campus: Myers Center, 2nd Floor
Lincoln Campus: Room 205

After completing the Transcript Request Form, visit the Business Office to pay the $5 fee per copy.  Payment can be made by Cash, Money Order, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover.  Personal checks are not accepted.

You may obtain your STUDENT COPY TRANSCRIPT in the following ways:

1. Online using WebAdvisor to view and print a Transcript.
2. In person by visiting the Records and Registration Office. 

Other Transcript Requests:

• Adult High School transcript requests call 704-922-6319
• Continuing Education transcript requests call 704-922-6496

Back to Top

Transfer Evaluations
A transfer credit evaluation is provided for each student with prior college work when the following conditions have been met: A student must have an application for admission on file with the Office of Admissions, all official transcripts from each college/university attended must be received. Transfer evaluations are not issued for students in Special Student Status. Students must earn at least 20 semester credit hours of their course work at Gaston College in order to receive a degree or diploma from Gaston College. The following information is provided for questions regarding transfer evaluations:

Back to Top

Tuition and Fees
Tuition and Fees for the school year are determined each year by The General Assembly of the State of North Carolina. Currently, the tuition and fees for the school year are as follows:

The following chart contains further information:

The above prices reflect a tuition increase effective fall 2004 semester.

Back to Top

Unit of Credit
Gaston College operates on the semester system. The college, as part of the North Carolina Community College System, converted to the semester system during the summer session of 1997. All credits earned prior to summer 1997 are listed as quarter hour credits. All credits earned in subsequent terms are semester credits.

Back to Top

Visiting Students
Students from other colleges and universities who wish to take a course(s) at Gaston College in order to transfer the work back to their home institution must complete an application for admission and provide an approval letter from their home institution to take a course(s) at Gaston College. Students should be prepared to present proof of pre-requisites that have been completed prior to enrolling at Gaston College. Once the above criteria have been met, students can contact the Office of the Registrar (704) 922-6232 to obtain their PIN in order to utilize the Telephone Registration system.

Students who attend Gaston College and wish to take a course at another college or university for credit towards their Gaston College degree, must complete the Transient Study Form, have it approved and signed by their divisional dean. The completed form should be returned to the Office of the Registrar at Gaston College for the official stamp & seal of the College before the form is submitted by the student to the visiting school or by accessing WebAdvisor. 

Back to Top

Withdrawal Process
Withdrawing from a class is different from dropping a class. After the 10% point of the semester, no refunds are given. A student must complete a Withdrawal Form in the Office of the Registrar by the published deadline in the Gaston College Calendar. Students who fail to complete a withdrawal form may receive an “F” grade in that class. Sample form: Withdrawal.

Back to Top

Staff Contacts

Rhonda Wood, Director
704.922.6202
wood.rhonda@gaston.edu

Jenell Barnett, Specialist
704.922.6232
barnett.jenell@gaston.edu

Lynn Dellinger, Assistant Registrar
704.922.6539
dellinger.lynn@gaston.edu

Gene Looney, Specialist, P/T
704.922.6231
looney.gene@gaston.edu

Syvana Monroe, Specialist
704.922.6234
monroe.syvana@gaston.edu

Irma Rhyne, Specialist, P/T
704.922.6210
rhyne.irma@gaston.edu

Back to Top

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.  Can you register me?  I can’t get through on the telephone registration system. 
A.  The telephone registration system has eight phone lines.  The peak time is 6:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.  You may always visit the campus and register in-person.  Telephone registration is not available during late registration; during this time you must visit the campus in-person to register.  You may register in the Registrar’s Office or in your divisional deans’ office. 

Q.  Has my transcript from another school been received or has it been evaluated for transfer credit?

A.  To see if transcript from another school has been received contact the Office of Admissions at 704-922-6214. 

To see if a transcript from another school has been evaluated contact the Office of Student Records and Registration at 704-922-6539. 

Q.  Have you received my transcript request?
A.  Contact the Office of Student Records and Registration at 704-922-6231. 

Q.  How do I obtain a copy of my transcript?
A.  The transcript request form is available on-line at www.gaston.edu and the path is Student Resources, Student Services, Provided Services, Registration and Records Office and then scroll down to find the transcript request form.  Or a student may come to campus and complete the form we have in the office.  Transcripts requests may be faxed to 704-922-2344 or mailed to Gaston College Registrar’s Office, 201 Highway 321 S, Dallas, NC 28034. 
A.  There is a $5 charge for each official transcript.  Student copies are available at no charge.  Student copies may also be obtained from WebAdvisor.  Access WebAdvisor from the Gaston College home page and follow the instructions. 

Q.  Has my application been received?
A.  Call the Office of Admissions at 704-922-6214. 

Q.  What are your office hours?
A.  Monday-Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 

Q.  When is tuition fee due for fall semester?
A.  Payment deadlines are available on the Academic Calendar.  Go to the Gaston College web page, www.gaston.edu and the path is Student Resources, Academic Resources and then Academic Calender. 

Q.  Will I get a copy of my fall schedule in the mail?
A.  No.  You may pick up a copy of your schedule in the Registrar’s Office in the Myers Center.  A picture id is required to obtain a schedule.  Or you may get a copy from the Internet, access WebAdvisor and follow the instructions. 

Q.  When do fall classes start?
A.  The first day of the semester is August 20.
The last day of the semester is December 14. 

Q.  When will grades be available?
A.  Grades are due to 24 hours after the final exam. Grades are available on WebAdvisor as soon as the instructor posts them. 

Q.  What is my student ID#?
A.  Access RGN.  Enter the student’s social security number, top of page is ID#, cancel out of the system by using the red X. 

Q.  I want to register for fall classes?
A.  Have you filled out an application?
No? Go to the Admissions Office.
Yes? See your advisor for a PIN 

Q.  Will you check to see if a class is filled?
A.  Datatel: SSUM, Enter DEPT and Course Number (Example: MAT 161), When courses are displayed enter 2007FA in start date and all fall sections will be listed 

Q.  I am a visiting student from another college and I need my PIN
A.  Check to see if their transient study letter is here.
If it is give them their PIN from Datatel PPIN.

Back to Top