Registration Services

WEB REGISTRATION
Students are encouraged to use WebAdvisor to register and pay for classes. Click here to begin searching for classes or log on to register. It is easy, quick, and can be done from the comfort of your home. Web registration is available for all College of the Redwoods campuses and instructional sites.

IN-PERSON REGISTRATION
You can register in person at the campus or instructional site nearest you. Pay registration fees at the time of registration by cash, check or credit card.

Note: For Eureka Campus Admissions & Records hours please visit the Admissions and Records home page.

SHORT COURSE REGISTRATION
There are a wide variety of popular short courses that begin later in the semester. You are encouraged to register in advance.

• Last Day to Drop: Dates vary by the length of the class; contact the nearest campus or instructional site for clarification on a specific section.
• Last Day to Receive a Refund: Refund dates vary by the length of the class; contact the nearest Admissions & Records Office for clarification on a specific section.

How Do You Move Off the Waitlist Once the Class has Started?

Students on waitlists must go to the first class meeting.  Instructors will  provide students with a "Move from Waitlist" card if he or she determines there is room in the class.  This card must be brought to the Admissions and Records office by 4:00pm on Friday of the first week of classes for fall and spring terms.  Add cards for Winter, Summer, and other short-term classes must be brought to A & R at the end of the first class meeting. Fees are due upon registration.

How Do You Add a Class?

Students may add an open class via WebAdvisor until 11:00pm the evening before the first class meeting.  Students may use walk-up registration to add open classes until one hour before the first class meeting. 

• If the class has already begun the instructor MUST sign a "Late Add" card.
• The student must bring the "Late Add" card to the Admissions & Records office by 4:00 pm the Friday of the first week of classes.
• Admissions & Records personnel will determine the student's eligibility for adding classes (i.e., checking for prerequisites).
• Payment is due upon registration. Students may contact the Business Office to arrange payment plans if necessary.
  

How Do You Drop A Class?

1. You can drop a class using WebAdvisor or do it in person.  See the important dates below:

2. Dropping after the end of the 10th week of class requires submission of a petition with documentation of extenuating circumstances beyond your control.
   
   DO NOT ASSUME INSTRUCTORS WILL DROP YOU FROM A COURSE.   YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR DROPPING CLASSES.

3. Refunds will be mailed to eligible students. See refund information for more information.

CAN CLASSES BE AUDITED?

1. Complete an application for admission to CR.
2. Complete the prerequisites for the course.
3. Pick up an Audit form from the Admissions & Records Office.
4. After the second class meeting, meet with the instructor to verify that you may audit the course. If the instructor signs your audit form; return the form to Admissions & Records.
5. Pay fees of $15.00 per unit (non-refundable), and Health Fee of $12.00.
6. Financial Aid (including fee waivers) does not cover audited courses.
7. Once a student signs up to audit a course, the student cannot change to receiving credit and a grade for the coure.
8. High School concurrently enrolled students may not audit courses.

Complaint of Unlawful Discrimination

• Processing applications
• Assessment
• Orientation and pre-orientation services
• Counseling and advising
• Assistance in developing a Student Educational Plan (SEP)
• Post-enrollment evaluation of each student's progress
• Referral of students to support services and/or specialized curriculum offerings

If you feel you have been denied any service to which you are entitled or if you feel that any procedures are being applied in a discriminatory manner:

1. You may file a petition with the Executive Director of Student Development & Retention.
2. A three-member panel, consisting of the Affirmative Action Officer, the Executive Director of Student Development & Retention, and an additional staff member will review your petition.
3. The panel shall meet and notify you in writing within seven working days.
4. If you want to appeal the panel's decision, contact the Vice President of Learning and Student Support in Room 203A of the Administration Building at the Eureka campus, or by calling 476-4177.