Class Registration and Schedule Planner

Current Registration Dates

Registration dates for spring quarter 2019:

  • Feb 4 – Currently enrolled and returning Veterans and Workforce student registration begins
  • Feb 5 – Currently enrolled and returning student registration begins
  • Feb 11 – New Veterans and Workforce student registration begins
  • Feb 18 – New student registration begin

Tuition Due Date: Spring Quarter - March 4th

Acknowledgement of Student Responsibility

Please read the sections below before continuing to Online Registration or to the Schedule Planner.

Tuition

Check the Academic Calendar for tuition and STEP Payment Plan due dates. If tuition is not paid by the tuition due date, you may be withdrawn from classes for lack of payment. Any registration occurring after the tuition due date requires payment within 72 hours. If a third party (i.e. GET, Boeing Training Vouchers, U.S. Military Tuition Assistance, etc.) is paying a your tuition contact the Cashier's Office at 253-833-9111, ext. 2050 to avoid being dropped from your classes. Check the Tuition and Fees page for more details.

Degrees and Certificates

I understand that once I have completed the required coursework for my program of study, Green River College will post the certificate or degree to my transcript. It is my responsibility to verify that I am enrolled in the correct program of study. If I need to change my program of study, I will contact the Career and Advising Center at 253-833-9111, ext. 2641, or the Welcome Desk 253-833-9111, ext. 6000.

ACCEPT and Proceed to Online Registration

ACCEPT and Proceed to Schedule Planner

Class Waitlist

Green River maintains waitlists for many courses when they become full. If an opening occurs in a class, before the first day of the quarter, the student at the top of the waitlist will be automatically enrolled in the class. Students are placed on waitlists in a first come, first served order. Waitlists are deactivated two (2) days prior to the start of the quarter to allow schedules and class rosters to be printed the day before classes start. If any students have not received notification by the first day of the quarter that their waitlist status has changed, they need to attend the first class session and/or send an email for online classes to identify themselves to the instructor. Attending the first class session does not guarantee admittance into the class.

The College notifies students by student email if enrolled into a class from the waitlist.

  • It is the student's responsibility to check their waitlist on a daily basis
  • Once registered into a class from the waitlist students have 4 business days to make payment (if after the tuition due date) and adjust their schedule, if necessary.
  • Students are responsible for making sure their schedule is accurate by dropping any unwanted classes. Failure to do so may result in a failing grade being posted to the transcript and possible additional tuition and fees.

The College will withdraw you from a class(es) if any of the following are true:

  • You are enrolled in two or more different sections of the same class
  • You have not met the prerequisites for the class
  • You have not paid tuition and fees within the specified deadline or signed up for the STEP payment plan

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