2. SPRING REGISTRATION PRESENTATION OVERVIEW
• Spring Registration—IS DIFFERENT!
• Individual Graduation Progress Screen Printout
• High School Plans Comparison
• AA, AS or AAS and Specific Degree Plans
• Course Progression/Spring Course Selection Form
• CSEC Pre-Registration Steps/Paperwork
• Spring 2014 Registration Checklist
• Spring Registration Dates

3. HOW SPRING REGISTRATION IS DIFFERENT
• Broken Down into Smaller Steps
• Checkpoints Along the Way
• More Student/Family Communication Regarding
Process
• All Paperwork Gathered at Once
• Students Assigned Specific Registration Dates
• More Time Built in for Corrections/Changes
• *More Students, Families and Staff in a Happy Place 

4. GRADUATION PROGRESS SCREEN PRINTOUT

5. HIGH SCHOOL PLANS COMPARISON
Career Associates University
English 4 4 4
Math 3 4 4
Science 2 3 3
Social Studies 2 3 3
Career Planning 1 1 1
Foreign
Language
0 1 2
PE 1 0 0
Electives 7 4 3

6. ASSOCIATES OF ARTS
60 Credits:
Anthropology
Art/Fine Art Photography
Business Transfer
Environmental Studies
Psychology
DEGREE CONCENTRATION AREA OPTIONS (EXAMPLES)
ASSOCIATES OF
SCIENCE – 60 Credits:
Biological Sciences
Computer Science
Pre-Med
Psychology
Chemistry
APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREES
–
60 Credits:
Accounting
Computer Information Systems
Criminal Justice
Automotive Technology
Radio and Television
Broadcasting

7. ON-CAMPUS VS OFF-CAMPUS COURSES
W H O S T A Y S O N
C A M P U S ?
• All Freshmen (regardless
of test placement)
• All college prep courses
are taken on campus
• First time college students
• Students taking AAA109
• Any course of interest that
is offered on-campus
• If you fail a college Select
(off-campus) class, must
come back on campus
W H O G O E S O F F
C A M P U S ?
Sophomores, Juniors, or
Seniors who have:
• Demonstrated successful
completion of on-campus
college courses
• Courses needed are not
offered on campus
• Demonstrated the
personal and academic
maturity to succeed in
Select college courses

8. WHAT’S OFFERED WHERE?
O N C A M P U S
• College prep
classes and
college Bridge
classes
• PPCC courses
taught by PPCC
adjunct
professors:
S E L E C T ( O F F C A M P U S )
• All college level
Science courses
• College courses
specific to degree
programs
• PPCC schedule
comes out Oct.
28th
AAA109
ENG121
MAT121
COM115
GEO105
PHI113
HUM115
HIS202
PSY101
CSC105

9. COURSE PROGRESSION
MATH:
060A 060B 090A 090B 099A 099B
Re-Accuplace MAT107 (Career Math) or MAT121 (College Algebra)
ENGLISH:
060A 060B 090A 090B Re-Accuplace
ENG131 (Technical Writing) or ENG121 (English Comp I)
SOCIAL SCIENCE:
US History A US History B World History A World History
B Civics Psychology Geography History of Jazz, Pop &
Rock
SCIENCE: (based off of Math placement)
Physical Science 060 A/B
Biology 090 A/B Earth & Space 060 A/B Chemistry 090 A/B
Re-Accuplace into College Science

10. SPRING COURSE SELECTION FORM
Student Name:_______________ Grade:_____ Career Goal:___________________
High School Graduation Plan:_______________ College Degree Plan:_____________
Acculacer Scores: Math:______ Reading Comp:_______ Sentence Skills:____
Elementary
Algebra
1--------------44 45---------------60 61---------------84 85
Math 060 Pre-
Algebra
Math 090 Algebra 1 Math 099 Algebra 2 College Ready Math
Reading Comp. 0-------------------61 62---------------79 80
Sentence Skills 0-------------------69 70---------------94 95
English 060 English 090 College English
Elementary
Algebra
1--------------44 45---------------60 61---------------84 85
Math 060 Pre-
Algebra
Math 090 Algebra 1 Math 099 Algebra 2 College Ready Math
Reading Comp. 0-------------------61 62---------------79 80
Sentence Skills 0-------------------69 70---------------94 95
English 060 English 090 College English
Elementary
Algebra
1--------------44 45---------------60 61---------------84 85
Math 060 Pre-
Algebra
Math 090 Algebra 1 Math 099 Algebra 2 College Ready Math
Reading Comp. 0-------------------61 62---------------79 80
Sentence Skills 0-------------------69 70---------------94 95
English 060 English 090 College English
Spring 2014 Courses HS Credits (.5/1.0) College Credits (3/4/5)
English:
Math:
Science:
Social Science:
P.E.:
Elective:
_________________:
_________________:
Total #:

11. CSEC PRE-REGISTRATION STEPS/PAPERWORK
• Parent/Guardian Present
• Spring Course Selection Form
• Completed CEA with S# AND Completed COF Online
Application
• Have I applied to my college? (ppcc.edu”Get Started” 
“Apply for Admission”) or (uccs.edu  “Apply Now”)
• Do I have a student identification number (ie. S Number)?
• Have I completed a Concurrent Enrollment Agreement?
YOU CAN ONLY BE ENROLLED IN PPCC
COURSES IF YOU HAVE AN S NUMBER AND
HAVE COMPLETED A CONCURRENT
ENROLLMENT AGREEMENT PACKET

12. SPRING 2014 REGISTRATION CHECKLIST
Document Check When
Complete
Applied to PPCC or UCCS
Attained PPCC or UCCS S#
Completed CEA
With student and parent signatures in addition to indicating PPCC S# throughout. UCCS
students need to request a UCCS-specific CEA packet.
Printed College Degree Plan
AA. AS or AAS and for year college level degree plan as applicable. Specific degree
plans available at ppcc.edu Programs Program Directory. Please circle your
general degree plan or record your specific degree plan
here:__________________________
Spring Course Selection Form
Accuplacer Scores
Graduation Progress Screen

13. CSEC SPRING REGISTRATION DATES
Seniors : (A-L) Monday, October 28th from 1 p.m. to 6:30
p.m.
(M-Z) Tuesday, October 29th from 1 p.m. to 6:30
p.m.
Juniors: (A-L) Wednesday, October 30th from 1 p.m. to
6:30 p.m.
(M-Z) Thursday, October 31st from 1 p.m. to 6:30
p.m.
Sophomores: (A-L) Friday, November 1st from 1 p.m. to
6:30 p.m.
(M-Z) Saturday, November 2nd from 9 a.m. to 2
p.m.
Freshmen: (M-Z) Saturday, November 2nd from 9 a.m. to 2
p.m.
(A-L) Monday, November 4th from 1 p.m. to 6:30

14. CONTACTS
Jackie Lacasse – Phone: 590-6814; Email:
jackie.lacasse@csec914.org
Thomas Bignall (A-F) – thomas.bignall@csec914.org
Courtney Chandler (G-M)–
courtney.chandler@csec914.org
Jennifer Wells (N-Z) – jennifer.wells@csec914.org