Registration

Current Students Who Have Been Admitted to a Degree or Certificate Program

Current students who are eligible may register online through WebAdvisor during the designated registration period for the upcoming term. Students are encouraged to meet with a faculty advisor prior to registering. The advisor assists with course selection and approves the schedule.

New Students Who Have Been Admitted to a Degree or Certificate Program

New students, once they are admitted to the college and have taken the placement test, must meet with an academic advisor. Faculty advisors assist them at the time of enrollment by answering questions about the College and helping choose appropriate classes.

New and Current Non-Matriculated Part-Time Students

Current part-time students and those currently enrolled who have not been admitted to a degree or certificate program (non-matriculated) are encouraged to register online through WebAdvisor. New part-time and nonmatriculated students may register by mail or in person during the designated registration period for the upcoming term. All new students are sent a WebAdvisor log-in ID and password after they have been admitted which will provide them with access to web registration in subsequent semesters. Class schedules are available on the College website: www.middlesexcc.edu.

First Week of a Fall or Spring Semester or First Day of Summer or Wintersession

Students are required to obtain an instructor’s signature (or a printed copy of an e-mail from the instructor giving permission) during the first week of classes if the class has met and the section is open. In addition, students will be required to obtain signatures from both the chair and instructor (or a printed copy of an e-mail from both the instructor and chairperson giving permission) if the class has already met and the section is closed. Students should contact Enrollment Services for semester deadlines to enroll in classes after the beginning of the semester/session. It is the student’s responsibility to contact his or her professor as soon as possible to make up the work that was missed in the course.