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• View your date and time to register, available a couple weeks before registration begins and based on your completion of priority enrollment steps, student status and number of units completed.
• Log in to > CLICK on the Student Registration tile > Under Registration Tools > CLICK on Registration Dashboard > CLICK on Prepare for Registration to find your registration date and time and check for any holds on your account.
• Register for (add) classes in as soon as you can for the best chances of getting into the classes that you need.

• View the online schedule.
• You can check the academic calendar for it's release date, as well as any other dates that may matter to you for the upcoming term. 
• For classes you want to take, note the 5-digit CRN# and any prerequisite requirements or special start and end dates if it's not a 12-week class.
• If you've completed prerequisite coursework at another college, submit a prerequisite clearance request at least two weeks before your date to register.
• Note:  Some designated learning community courses may require faculty approval for enrollment and/or co-enrollment in another class.

• If a class you want is closed, see open courses in the schedule of classes for best chances of getting into another section for the course that you need.
• If no other time will fit into your schedule of classes, add your name to a class waitlist.
• Remember: You can also try to add a class after school begins by attending the first class session.
• Don't forget to pay your fees upon registration so that you are not dropped for nonpayment.

• Review waitlist policies before placing your name on a waitlist.
• Remember: If space becomes available, you will be automatically enrolled in the class and notified by email. If you no longer want this class, it is your responsibility to drop it.
• Update your personal information in  and check your email often.

You can request a P/NP grade through the completion of the course.

• Before the first day of the quarter, you may request the P/NP grade option in MyPortal.
• After the class begins, you must use the and turn in to the Admissions Office.
• Some transfer institutions will not accept pass/no pass grades, and we cannot change a P/NP to a letter grade per state regulations.

For questions regarding this policy, email admissions@foothill.edu or consult with your academic counselor.

See full details of pass/no pass policy here.

• You are responsible for dropping courses that you choose to no longer attend.
• Be aware of academic calendar deadlines for drops for refunds and drops with a W.
• Drops with Ws are included in the number of times you can repeat a course.

• Effective summer 2012, regulations do not allow students to enroll in the same course more than three times.
• If you receive two W's, two substandard grades, or a combination thereof, the system will block you from enrolling again without an override. You will need to request an override from Admissions and Records to register in the course again. This will be the last time you may enroll in this class at 17³Ô¹Ï-De Anza Community College District.
• Please see your options if you have not successfully completed the course after two attempts.

You'll find details for these tools in Applications (Apps) Section inside MyPortal under the Students listing. You can use the keyword search function or find the appropriate app icon.

• Use DegreeWorks to plan and monitor progress toward your degree goals. View our Degree Works Quick Guide for more information or find details via the Degree Works app in .
• Use ClockWork to register for services with the DRC to request accommodated testing if needed.
• Use Academic Works to search and apply for scholarships.
• Use ePrintit for your printing needs while on campus. Learn more in

• Be on time for the first class meeting. Otherwise, you may be dropped from the class if there is a waitlist. If you no longer want to be enrolled in a class, it is your responsibility to officially drop classes.
• Need help in your classes? Remember free academic tutorial support is available through our our friendly tutoring centers. Your success at reaching your goals is important to all faculty and staff at 17³Ô¹Ï!

• Normally final grades will be available to view in MyPortal by the second Sunday after finals week if instructors have submitted grades on time.
• See Viewing Grades for complete information about grades and transcripts.