Registration

Advising outside the Registrar's office

Professor Ellie Lowell advising a student

Late Registration: January 24, 28

(2) By Mail/Fax Registrar's Office
Asnuntuck Community College
170 Elm Street, Enfield, CT 06082 Fax: 860.253.3016

(3) Via the Web 24 Hours a Day:
http://my.commnet.edu

Payment Information:

Prior to December 13, 2007, service and activity fees are due at the time of registration.
As of December 13, 2007, full payment of tuition and fees is due at the time of registration.

Cash, Personal Check, Money Order, Visa, MasterCard or Company Purchase Order accepted.
Senior Citizens may utilize their Tuition Waiver during the Late Registration Period only.

Registration Preparation

In order to move smoothly through the registration process, students should be prepared with the proper forms or documentation at the time of registration. Students who have a college I.D. card may see an advisor prior to registration and possibly begin at Step 3 if they have a signed registration card. • Students who have completed step 4 but fail to pay tuition and fees in full, will have their registration canceled by the College. See section on Payment. • Students who reside out-of-state will be required to pay out-of-state tuition and fees unless they qualify for the New England Regional Student Program. Please see the Registrar • Veteran students need to see the Assistant Registrar during registration if they desire a waiver of tuition or wish to receive benefits.

Change of Schedule/Dropping Courses

Students can change their schedules by adding or dropping courses though the first two weeks of the semester. Schedule changes are accomplished by completing an Add/Drop form available at the Registrar's Office. Please note that after the second week of classes an instructor's signature is required.

Courses dropped through the second week of the semester will not appear on the student's Academic Record. Courses dropped after that date will appear with a grade of “W,” Withdrawal.   Students can withdraw from courses through Monday May 1. That is the final date for withdrawal from classes without academic penalty. The instructor’s signature is required.


Withdrawing from College

Sometimes a student finds it necessary to withdraw temporarily from college. Such an important decision, however, should be made known to a Student Services counselor.It is in the student's best interest to have a personal interview prior to withdrawing. Withdrawals are accomplished by completing an Add/Drop Form and indicating withdrawal from school. In extenuating circumstances, such as hospitalization, letters of withdrawal will be accepted by the Registrar's Office. Financial aid recipients may be required to return a percentage of grant aid if they withdraw. Request ID Number or Reset PIN A new system-wide procedure has taken effect regarding student request for ID numbers or resetting of PINS.The Registrar’s Office will no longer give out student I.D. numbers or reset Banner ID Personal Identification Numbers (PINS) via the telephone or email.  Students have the option of coming into the Registrar’s Office with a valid photo id (preferably a driver’s license or state issue identification card) or they can fax their request to (860) 253-3016. 

Transcripts

In order to get transcripts, an official transcript of your grades must be requested in writing from the Registrar's Office. There is a $3.00 fee for each official transcript requested (check or money order payable to ACC).

Transcripts can be picked up by the student (ID required) or mailed directly to the student, employers, or other colleges or universities. Students should provide full name(s), dates of attendance, student ID number, (social security number is recommended for verification if you do not know your student ID number), complete address to which the transcript will be sent, and your actual signature (required by law). 

Students can access their academic history and print unofficial transcripts by logging on to: http://my.commnet.edu (NetID and password are required). 
Please note: If you have not been a student in the Connecticut Community College system within the last 2 ½ years, complete this form and either mail or fax in.  There is no fee for unofficial transcripts.

Click here for Transcript request form (.pdf 71 kb)

Graduation Application (.pdf 229 kb)