Registering for Classes
Pre-Advising Workshop
Before We Begin:
Meet with Your Advisor
• Your assigned advisor will be listed on the
school website. They will help you finalize
which classes you can or should take.
• This session is meant to help you be more self
sufficient as a student, but does not replace
advising with your assigned advisor.
What you need to know:
*Who is my advisor?
*When can I register?
*What tools can I use to help me figure
out what to take next quarter?
*How do I register for next quarter?
#1. Go to www.spscc.ctc.edu
#2. Go to “Current Students”
#3. Go to “When Can I register?”
Registration
Appointment
Time
This notice tells you that your
“appointment time” is NOT a
meeting time.
It is the earliest time you may
go online or to Building 25 to
register for your credit
classes.
You should meet and talk with
your Advisor BEFORE this
time so you know FOR SURE
what classes to sign up for.
Enter your Student ID number
875-XX-XXXX
(you don’t need the dashes)
Enter your birthday
MMDDYY
(if your month or day only has one
number, add a zero before it)
This is the earliest
DAY that you can
register
This is the earliest TIME
that you can register.
IT IS NOT AN
APPOINTMENT WITH
YOUR ADVISOR
Now that I know when I
am allowed to register,
how do I decide what
courses I should take?
Picking Classes—Degree Audit
*Do you want a certificate or degree?
If you are attending to get a degree or
certificate (and if you are getting financial aid
for a specific purpose), there are lists of
classes you must take. Start with Degree Audit
and see which classes you need to take and
how long it might take you.
Degree Audit: an on-line tool
*You can look at all the degree and certificate
requirements in Degree Audit.
*If you know what certificate or degree you
want to work on, it helps you figure out what
classes you need to take.
(But, pre-100 level pre-requisite courses like Reading 91 are
not listed. Add these courses to the course lists for degrees
and certificates.)
Degree Audit—more functions!
*It keeps track of all the classes you’ve
taken at SPSCC
* It keeps CPT (College Placement Test)
test scores so you can tell what to take
next in English, Reading, and Math
Where do I find Degree Audit?
*It is on the college’s webpage
(www.spscc.ctc.edu)
*Use it between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. from
wherever you have internet access.
*You need to know:
 Your Student ID (875-XX-XXXX)
 Your Global PIN (your birth date - MMDDYY)
Go to
spscc.ctc.edu
Click on the
Current
Students
button
Click on the
Degree Audit
button
Click
on the
Student
Login
button
Type in your
Student ID
number
and your
birthdate
(MMDDYY)
Your Name
should be
listed here by
last name
and then
first name
Then click the
Run Audit
button
Pick a
Certificate or
Degree from the
Select a
Degree list.
Shows your name,
Student ID and
when you looked
at this.
Shows you the name
of the Certificate or
Degree you picked
and what it requires.
This describes how long it takes
to finish. It doesn’t include Basic
Skills or Pre-college level
courses, though.
Shows you all of the classes you
need to take. It checks them off
when you finish each one.
Also shows you all the other
classes you’ve taken that don’t
go directly toward this certificate
or degree.
Click on the Test
Scores tab.
This will show if
you have taken
the CPT, what
your scores were,
what level it
recommends you
take, or if you’ve
taken some
other test to let
you into the a
class.
Your Advisor can write
down which classes you
should take each quarter
and save them here.
Other advisors can look
at this and help keep
track of your goals.
It also reminds you about
which classes you need.
Some classes require
that you take other
classes first.
Now that I know what courses I
must take for a degree or certificate,
how do I find my classes
for next quarter?
First, determine which pre-college classes
you must complete. The CPT scores and
the classes you are currently taking this
quarter determine this for you.
Complete English and
Reading Pre-requisites
*Have appropriate scores on CPT
or pass Reading 92 and English 92
to move to Reading 96 and/or English 96
*Complete both Reading 97 and English 97 to
move to English 101.
Complete Math Pre-requisites
You need to look closely at the
program you want to determine
what math classes to take. Program
requirements vary!
Reading/English Flow Chart
91/92
(CPT 59-73)
96/97
(CPT 74-89)
Reading 91
Reading 96
English 91
English 96
Writing 101
Math Flow Chart
ABE
CPT score or
80% or higher on ABE Math Transition Test
BUS104 – Business Math
(also requires eligibility for Writing 101)
Math 100 – Early Childhood Ed. Math
Math 90
Math 94
Math 96
Math 98
Math 101 – Technical Math
Math 107 – Math in Society
Math 108 – Prob. & Stats.
Math 140 – College Algebra
Math 99
Math 147 – Pre-Calc: Business
More
More
Phil 106 – Formal Logic
CIS 168 – Programming Logic
Math 131 – Math for Elem Ed I
More
Now that you have an idea about
what to take, go to
“Current Student”
and find the item that reads
“Plan My Schedule”
Click on it.
Pick a Quarter
It shows you all the class choices
in all the school’s locations. This
means the main campus, Hawks
Prairie, online, and other options.
Pick Your Classes
Click “View Course List” to
see all of the classes.
Pick Your Classes
Click on a letter, like “R” for a
reading class.
It moves you to the class code
(see the codes in blue below).
Pick Your Classes
When you click on the class code, it is
added to the list on the left.
Pick Your Classes
When you have picked all the
types of courses you want,
click “Submit Selections.”
Review Your
Options
Now you can see ALL of
the times that each course
is scheduled. You can also
see who is teaching the
class and which building it
is in. The “seat openings”
tells you if there is still
room in that class.
Pick Your Classes
Next, click the “select” box to pick
the specific classes you want.
Finish by clicking “Display My Schedule”
Pick Your Classes
Here you can see what
your weekly schedule
is by time and day.
Here is your class list. The
Item number is on the left
side. This is the number you
use to register for that
specific class.
This shows you the choices
you didn’t pick.
Now you can PRINT this page.
You can also GO BACK to the last page.
How do I now register for classes
now that I know what I want?
After meeting with your assigned
advisor to check your choices, wait for
your registration “appointment” time,
just after Advising Day.
To Register (hold a place in the classes you
want), go again to “Current Students”
Go “Register for Classes”
Registering for Classes
This reminds you to
check when tuition is due
If a class you want is already full, you
will go on a waitlist. If other students
drop out of that class, you will get in.
You need to check the list often – the
college will NOT contact you.
Registering for Classes
Your Student ID number
875-XX-XXXX
This is your six digit
global PIN—
“MMDDYY”
Registering
for Classes
You need to check that
your contact information
is correct before the
computer will let you
register.
Enter your SID –
875-XX-XXXX
Enter your birthday –
MMDDYY
Click “Verify My Address”
Registering
for Classes
Is this correct?
If no, click
“Change My Address”
If yes, click
“Register for Classes”
Registering
for Classes
Enter your SID –
875-XX-XXXX
*Enter your global PIN
*Pick on the next quarter
*Click “Register”
Registering
for Classes
Now you are ready to start
registering!
Elvis A. Presley
Oops, not yet!
You need to check a
circle in each section
before you can continue.
Whew! Finally!
Type in the item numbers
and click submit!
Type the course Item numbers
from the classes you pick earlier.
Item numbers in the left column.
Wait List Strategy
What if a class was full and you put yourself on a
wait list? Check that list often to see if you have
been added to the class. Sometimes, when tuition
payments are due, about two weeks before a
quarter starts, there will be drops and your name
will be added to a class.
When you have registered, you have
to pay—but not until about two
weeks before the new quarter.
If you don’t pay your tuition, you will be
dropped from rosters and will no longer
be registered. Check each quarter for
specific payment due dates. Check with
Financial Aid, too, if you have been
awarded funds.