Before every semester, you will need to follow ACC’s registration steps to plan, register, and pay for classes until you graduate and/or transfer.
You’ll be eligible to register for classes once you complete the admissions process.
Take These Steps Before You Register:
Retrieve Your ACCeID
Retrieve your ACCeID if you haven’t already done so to register for classes and gain access to your online student tools. Retrieve your ACCeID here.
Activate Your ACCmail Account
Activate your ACCmail account to get important official communication about the college and your classes via email. Activate your ACCmail account here.
Attend Orientation
Attend orientation (check your email for your invitation) and/or contact an orientation advisor at [email protected] to help you plan your courses.
Clear Any Student Holds
- Clear any Student Holds that may prevent you from registering. Visit the My Status and Holds page on the MyACC – Students portal to view any holds that you may have.
You’re Ready to Register!
Take These Steps Before You Register:
Clear Any Student Holds
Clear any Student Holds that may prevent you from registering. Visit the My Status and Holds page on the MyACC – Students portal to view any holds that you may have. If you have attended another college or university since you were last enrolled, you will also send all transcripts to ACC.
You’re Ready to Register!
Paying for Classes
ACC offers a variety of ways to keep college affordable, including financial aid, scholarships, and work-study opportunities. You can also set up an interest-free payment plan to help manage the cost of tuition.
Visit Tuition Deadlines and Payment Information to learn more.
Resources to Help You Enroll
- Course Schedule
- Program Maps – Course recommendations and other helpful information.
- Virtual Registration Assistance: Get virtual registration assistance from our Registration Station staff.
Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Note: Returning students should meet with their Area of Study advisor before scheduling an appointment.
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