Spring Registration Information
LATE REGISTRATION FEE
Please remember a $100 charge will be assessed on all late registrations. Avoid paying this late registration fee by registering for your classes before 11:59 pm on January 7, 2013.
To appeal a late registration charge, you must file a Late Registration Appeal (
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Registration Information
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Who is eligible to register?
- Continuing students in good standing and accepted applicants are eligible to register unless they have holds on their student record or their academic standing prohibits registration. First time, new and transfer students to view your status, go to Registration Permit - Date & Time
- You are academically and financially responsible for adding, dropping and wait listing classes according to procedures and deadlines.
- If you have not yet received a notice of acceptance or have other questions about registration, please call 303-556-3991.
Registration Permit - Date & Time
Registration dates and times are based on the total number of Metro State credit hours completed prior to the Fall 2008 term and any transfer credit hours you have received on your official Metro State transfer evaluation.
To Check your Registration Permit - Date & Time:
- Login to MetroConnect
- Click on the "My Services/Registration" tab in MetroConnect
- Click on "My Services "
- Click on "Registration, Credit Card Payment, Student Records, and Financial Aid Menu"
- Click on "Registration"
- Click on "Registration Permit-Date & Time
- Select current registration term and click Submit
Web Registration Information
- Login to MetroConnect on or after your assigned day and time to register.
- Click on the "My Services/Registration" tab in MetroConnect
- Click on "My Services "
- Click on "Registration, Credit Card Payment, Student Records, and Financial Aid Menu"
- Click on "Registration" and follow the menu options to add, drop, waitlist your courses.
Special Registration
Concurrent Enrollment
Concurrent enrollment differs from inter-institutional enrollment in that the student is simultaneously enrolled at two different institutions. Students who find it necessary to be registered at Metro State and another college at the same time should check with advisors at Metro State concerning the acceptance of and application for transfer credits. Failure to do so may result in denial of transfer credit. Students concurrently enrolled are affected by the academic policies of the college, including course-load policy.
Inter-Institutional Registration
Interinstitutional courses will not satisfy academic residence requirements for a degree from Metro State. The total number of community college credits applicable to a degree from Metro State is limited to 64, which includes Inter-institutional as well as transfer credit. Only courses transferable to Metro State will apply toward a degree. Interinstitutional students enrolled at Metro State will be charged all extra fees such as special additional class fees, etc.
Inter-institutional application deadline dates are published on theacademic calendar .
Students from Community College of Denver are not eligible to register for online courses, and register for off-campus (Metro North and Metro South) course offerings, including correspondence and tele-courses.
All CCD students interinstitutionally registered for Metro State classes will be subject to direct billing from Metro's Student Accounts office for all Metro State Program fees associated with the class(es).
CCD students may not place their names on wait lists for closed classes at Metro State.
CCD students are restricted from registering for UC Denver Pooled Classes.
Metro State students may register interinstitutionally for a maximum of 9 credit hours; however, students may not register for more credit hours interinstitutionally than they are taking at the home institution.
Metro State students who wish to enroll at the Community College of Denver must obtain the interinstitutional application and registration forms from the Office of the Registrar, Student Success Building 160. Students should ensure that the coursework is transferable to Metro State by receiving approval from their related academic department.
Metro State students are restricted from registering for certain CCC Online classes at CCD.
Metro State students are restricted from registering for remedial classes through the inter-institutional registration process.
Registration Procedures for Community College of Denver (CCD) Basic Skills classes.
The Community College of Denver offers basic skills classes available to Metro State students needing additional preparation in English, mathematics, and reading. Prior to registering for any preparatory CCD classes, students must consult with their Metro State academic advisor to determine the coursework needed based on test scores.
Metro State students registering, withdrawing or dropping these CCD courses are expected to comply with all Metro State policies and deadlines.
- Students are required to take tha Accuplacer test and to place into the appropriate courses based on their test results. This test can be taken at any Colorado Community College including the CCD Testing Center, South Classroom Building, Room 223.
- Prior to registering for any preparatory CCD classes, students must consult with their Metro State academic advisor to determine appropriateness of the class(es).
- Classes will be posted on your Metro State academic record with credit hours and the grade or notation earned. (Note: These cannot be applied to satisfy graduation requirements or academic residency requirements at Metro State, nor will they be computed in your Metro State GPA. CCD will also post the course, credit and grade earned on the CCD academic record.
- Tuition and fees for these classes will be paid to Metro State. UNDER THE COLLEGE OPPORTUNITY FUND(COF) BASIC SKILLS CLASSES ARE NOW ELIGIBLE FOR THE COF STIPEND.
- Financial Aid: After accumulating 30 credit hours of coursework that does not apply towards Metro State graduation, a student no longer can count these credits towards financial aid eligibility. The grades for these classes will not be used in your GPA to determine academic progress.
CCD BASIC SKILLS CLASSES WILL NOT RESULT IN Metro State DEGREE CREDIT, APPLY TOWARD Metro State DEGREE REQUIREMENTS OR GPA.
Metro State/UC Denver (UCD) Pooled Courses
UCD common pool course titles and grades will appear on the Metro State transcript and will count in the Metro State GPA and hours toward graduation; however, common pool courses will not satisfy academic residence requirements for Metro State degrees. This restriction applies to the residence requirements of the overall degree (30 semester hours minimum), the major (8 upper-division semester hours minimum), and the minor (3 upper-division semester hours minimum).
Metro State students registering, withdrawing or dropping UCD pooled courses are expected to comply with all Metro State policies, procedures, and deadlines. Students registering for UCD pooled courses are responsible for course pre-requisites, which can be found in the UCD catalog/schedule.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and the College of Arts and Media at UCD will require additional instructional fees for one or more classes.
Metro State/UCD non-pooled Classes
Students registering for UCD classes not listed in the Common Pool must follow the concurrent registration procedures:
1. Complete a UCD admission application
2. Register and pay for UCD courses at UCD
3. Request that official transcripts from UCD be sent to Metro State at the end of the semester.
SPECIAL NOTIFICATION:
1. Consult with their Metro State academic advisor to determine transferability of courses.
2. Consult with the Metro State Office of Financial Aid if receiving aid.
3. UCD students are restricted from registering for Metro State Online and Extended Campus classes.
4. Metro State students are restricted from registering for UCD Online classes.
Community College of Denver (CCD) - Basic Skills Courses
The Community College of Denver offers college Basic Skills Classes available to Metro State students needing additional preparation in the areas of English, mathematics, and reading. The CCD subjects are listed as “CCD” + the subject - EGL, MAT, REA.
All CCD basic skills classes require a co-requisite of AAA 099- Active Learning Skills course. Register for the AAA 099 course one time each semester you are enrolled for a CCD basic skills course(s).
CCD basic skills courses will not apply toward Metro State degree requirements or GPA.
Metro State students registering, withdrawing or dropping CCD basic skills courses are expected to comply with all Metro State policies and deadlines.
1. Students taking CCD courses are required to take the Accuplacer test and to place into the appropriate courses based on their test results.
2. Prior to registering for any preparatory CCD classes, students must consult with their Metro State academic advisor to determine appropriateness of the class(es).
3. Classes will be posted on your Metro State academic record with credit hours and the grade or notation earned. (Note: These cannot be applied to satisfy graduation requirements or academic residency requirements at Metro State, nor will they be computed in your Metro State GPA. CCD will also post the course, credit and grade earned on the CCD academic record.
4. Tuition and fees for these classes will be paid to Metro State.
Tuition and Fees
Financial Aid: After accumulating 30 credit hours of coursework that does not apply towards Metro State graduation, a student no longer can count these credits towards financial aid eligibility. The grades for these classes will not be used in your GPA to determine academic progress.
Veterans' Benefits: Students receiving veterans' educational benefits must document their referral to these CCD classes. Chapters 30, 31, 32, 35 and 1606 may include these documented classes in their total credit hours to be counted for payment of benefits. (Contact the Office of the Registrar, Veteran Education Benefits).
Registration Terms
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