RUSH Week: Lets get registered spring 2013
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This document provides instructions for Riverside Community College students on how to register for classes online. It outlines the steps to log into the student information system, check financial aid status, update contact information, view academic requirements and transcripts, search for classes, add classes to their schedule, and view important dates. The final sections encourage students to keep track of their courses and provide feedback to the college.
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- 5. Select View Financial Aid located under Campus Finances
- 9. HELP US HELP YOU: UPDATE YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION Select Demographic Data
- 10. UPDATE YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION Select Addresses
- 11. CHANGING ADDRESS
- 12. GREAT BUT THERE IS ONE PROBLEM…….. I do not know what classes to take
- 14. Units will inform you of the total credits needed, what you actual have completed, and what you need to graduate.
- 15. Classes that can satisfy the requirement
- 16. NOW LET’S GET REGISTERED
- 18. Select Enrollment and Enrollment: Add Classes
- 20. Course Number Can be Found with course description Input Course Number
- 21. Check Select the Correct Class Class Status Click Next
- 23. Proceed until you have completed all 3 steps
- 24. Keep track of courses taken!!
- 25. Select View Unofficial Transcript
- 26. Click Arrow For Drop Down Menu, select Unofficial Transcript, and click GO
- 27. This is what your transcript looks like!
- 28. This is what your advisor will see Academic Advisement Report Units will inform you of the total credits needed, what you actual have completed, and what you need to
- 29. This means that you have not satisfied the requirement s This sections will inform you of Units information and courses that can satisfy the
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