A student must register during the designated registration periods. The registration dates for each semester are specified in the college calendar in the catalog and the class schedules published each semester. Classes listed in the class schedules will be taught provided a sufficient number of students register for the classes. Registration procedures are as follows:
Consult with faculty advisor prior to or during early or regular registration
each semester to select classes and to activate student Personal
Identification Number (PIN) for online registration. The PIN is the student's
six-digit birthdate (mmddyy).
Clear all financial obligations (parking fines, library fines/overdue books, athletic uniforms/books, etc.) from previous enrollment.
Register for classes by accessing the College Registration website SSCC Online Registration
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student may also register in the Office of Student Services.
Pay tuition and fees. A student may pay online by Visa or Mastercard or by utilizing financial aid. A student who pays by check must print the
registration form and mail the form with payment or come by the Business Office. A student is not officially registered until tuition and fees are paid or
financial assistance has been applied. Classes are automatically cancelled
for any student who fails to pay tuition and fees by the published deadline.
Retain a student copy of the registration form for future reference.
NOTE: No student shall be allowed to enroll for a second semester unless all required admissions records have been received by the College prior to registration for the second semester.
A student who requests an evaluation of an academic record must do so at least two weeks prior to any registration period.
Student Course Load
The student course load for a full-time student is 12 to 19 credit hours per semester. A student who wishes to enroll for more than 19 hours must secure the approval of the Dean of Academic Services. Any student who has a grade point average of less than 3.0 is discouraged from seeking approval to register for an overload. No student will be approved for more than 24 credit hours in any one term for any reason.
Teams Unite to Fight Breast Cancer
Snead State and Northwest Shoals Community College competed against each other on Wednesday, Oct. 1, on the volleyball court. Off the court, the two united to support the fight against breast cancer.
Constitution Day at Snead State Community College was a lesson in “conflict and compromise” as three Boaz High School students presented a program that has won them regional and national acclaim.
Snead State Community College students had the opportunity to learn more about how to become involved and enhance their college experience during All Aboard Day on Thursday, Sept. 11.
