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Register
Students who are clear in admissions and have a Student ID Number (A#) can search for classes by clicking on OneACCS. (Use OneACCS to register for classes. MyGadsdenState is for Canvas and email.)
To login to OneACCS, enter your A#@Alabama.edu and password.
- Once you sign into OneACCS
- Click Registration
- Click Register for Classes
- You have the option to:
- Find Classes by searching course offerings and register directly from the class list
- Enter CRNs directly and register
- Plans allows you to register for classes recommended by an advisor
- Select courses
- Click Add
- Click Submit
- You should see “Registered” show in green under the status column
- Sign into OneACCS
- Click Registration
- Register for Classes
- Select Term
- Click “Panels” (bottom left) to find a class. Select menu (3 lines, top right) to search by CRN, Plans, or Schedule and Options
- Click Add
- Click Submit
When choosing classes, pay attention to campus locations
- Ayers Campus is in Anniston
- Cherokee County Center is in Centre
- East Broad Campus is in Gadsden
- Online is taught completely online via Canvas
- Valley Street is in Gadsden
- Wallace Drive is in Gadsden
Note: Students will not be able to drop their last class online during the drop/add period. They will have to come to the Records/Admissions office and fill out a complete withdraw form.
- No student tab (advisor unable to locate Advising Student Profile)
- Reason: not clear in admissions
- Registration screen shows pre-requisite or test score error
- Action: review test scores with advisor
- Registration screen shows co-requisite or test score error
- Action: review test scores with advisor OR try to add both courses at the same time
- There is a hold preventing registration
- Action: review holds on student tab and contact appropriate office
How To:
- Login to OneACCS
- Click Registration
- Click View Registration Information
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Select the correct term
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Click the printer icon on the right side
Class Roster & Enrollment Terminology
In order for a student to be granted credit for a class, the student’s name must appear on the official class roll. Students registered for a class must receive a grade for that class unless the class is deleted by the college or dropped by the student. The phrases listed and explained below refer to important elements of the registration process and the status of a registered student:
Timely registration for (or enrollment in) a Gadsden State class means that the student must complete the registration process before the enrollment deadline, which is widely publicized by the College.
Students who owe a debt or fee to the college will not be permitted to register, have a transcript sent or withdraw from a class until the obligation is satisfied.
Prerequisites are other courses or competencies that must be completed or attained before registering for some courses. Co-requisites refer to other courses that the student must be experiencing simultaneously with the course in question.
The course load for a full-time student at Gadsden State Community College is at least 12 but no more than 19 credit hours per Fall, Spring and Summer semesters. Credit hours above 19 for Fall and Spring semesters constitute a student overload. The Dean of Instruction must approve a student overload. No student will be approved for more than 24 semester credit hours in any one semester or term for any reason.
Regularly enrolled students may, during the two semesters immediately preceding graduation from Gadsden State, participate in two independent study courses, one each semester. This privilege is available to those students who have been unable to schedule the required course(s) in any other manner. Students must consult with counselors or advisers prior to registration for an independent study course. Independent study requires the written approval of both the administrator of the academic area involved and the course instructor.
After registering for classes, students may make changes in their schedule by adding and/or dropping classes so long as these changes are requested on the proper form(s) before the deadline for add/drop. Completed add/drop form(s) must be received in the Records Office for processing, OR students may add and drop classes through the Banner Student System during the add/drop period. Please see the school calendar for the add/drop deadlines.