Class registration typically begins with planning and meeting with your advisor to review your degree requirements and select appropriate classes.
Preparing for your advising appointment makes the time you spend with your advisor much more productive.
Find your advisor
Your advisor is listed at the top of the page in DegreeWorks.
Your advisor will change after you officially declare your major, with the exception of Professional Studies. If no advisor is listed in DegreeWorks after you officially declare your major, please contact your academic department or your college advising office.
Required Advising
Advising is required for students who meet one or more of the following:
- less than 30 cumulative earned hours,
- more than 60 cumulative earned hours and have not officially declared their major
- undeclared first semester student
- cumulative GPA less than 2.0
Required advising students must meet with their assigned advisor before they can access the system to register for classes.
Voluntary Advising
Students who meet the following criteria are not required to meet with an advisor before class registration, but have the option to do so if they would like assistance with class selection:
- have more than 30, but less than 60 cumulative earned hours
- have been at App State for at least one semester
- are in good academic standing
- have not officially declared their major
Required Science Advising
The following departments require their undeclared intended majors to receive additional advising within their department:
- Chemistry and Fermentation Sciences
- Physics and Astronomy
Learn more about Required Science Advising.
Schedule an Appointment
Learn how to schedule an appointment with your advisor.
Registration Access
After advising, you'll use the Student Self-Service registration system to choose your courses and finalize your schedule.
Registration access times are based on your number of earned hours.
Find your registration access time.
Be sure to check for prerequisites and any registration holds that may prevent enrollment. Early planning and registration helps ensure you get the classes you need and stay on track for graduation.