Registration

ALL FEES ARE DUE AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION.
To avoid being dropped for non-payment, please pay immediately.

Nonresident students: The tuition refund policy has changed for summer 2011. Please see the refunds page for more information.

Don't forget! Update your application before registration. To avoid delays, please submit your update at least 2 business days before enrolling.

WebReg Notice: Students can not withdraw via WebReg. If you need to withdraw, please submit a drop form to the Admissions & Records office.

PLEASE NOTE: If you have received two or more withdrawals (W) or non-passing grades (D, F, NC, or NP) in a course, you may be unable to repeat the same course. You may enroll in other credit, non-credit, or community education courses.

	New Students			Current Students or Former Students
	Apply for Admission New Student Checklist Plan Your Schedule Orientation-Assessment Find Your Priority Date Register and Pay Fees - Go to WebReg (7AM-11PM) - Fees are due at registration			Look Up Your Student ID Update Your Application Find Your Priority Date Plan Your Schedule Register and Pay Fees - Go to WebReg (7AM-11PM) - Fees are due at registration Adding/Dropping Classes

	Support			Resources
	Counseling Forgot Your PIN? How to Use WebReg (PDF) Late Registration - Traditional Courses - Online Courses Online Classes: Help Desk WebReg FAQ’s WebReg Help Desk			AB540 Tuition Exemption Financial Aid Forms Grading Policy High School Students Residency Transcripts CA Voter Registration

ONLINE STUDENTS - IMPORTANT MESSAGE
Visit the Online Classes page before registering. Please make sure you have an accurate e-mail address on file with Admissions & Records. Review your account information via WebReg by clicking on Demographic Data under Student Information. To change your e-mail address, please go to the A&R office in person. If you are outside the local area, please contact the A&R office for further instructions.

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Do you need help with registration? Contact us or view our How to Use WebReg instructions (PDF).

Are you having trouble paying your registration fees? Financial assistance is available for many students. Visit the Financial Aid page for more information.

Dropping Classes: Instructors may drop students who do not attend the first class meeting or have excessive absences; however, students should never assume an instructor will drop them. IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP CLASSES. Students who remain enrolled in a class past the withdrawal date will receive a grade. Withdrawal (drop with a "W") must be done in person at the Admissions & Records office.

Deadlines for dropping and withdrawing from full-quarter and six-week session courses are listed on the back cover of the Schedule of Classes. For other short-term or long-term courses, please contact the Admissions & Records office for deadlines.

Grading Options: Students may now elect the Pass-No Pass grading option via WebReg if available for a specific course. Please note that courses taken for P/NP may not transfer as major preparation courses and there are limitations on using the units towards general education, major or certificate requirements. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with a counselor before electing the P/NP grading option. The option may only be changed prior to the 30% point of the course.

Student Responsibility for Email Communication
As a student using email communications with LTCC, you are expected to white-list all ltcc.edu addresses in your spam filter to ensure that vital communications from the College and your instructors are received without delay. Due to the large number of students enrolled at LTCC, college employees are unable to respond to automated queries from your spam filter to authenticate LTCC as a legitimate sender.

Petitions, Conflict Waivers, Audit Forms, and Other Special Circumstances
Online registration is not available for students who are submitting other special paperwork such as schedule conflict waivers, audit forms, repeatability petitions, or late registration permits. These forms must be submitted to the A&R Office in person. Students who live outside the area and are enrolled solely in online courses may contact the Admissions & Records Office for an alternate procedure.