How to Register for Classes

Once you have applied and been admitted you will receive an email with your student identification number (S number.) Your S number will allow you to log in to your Access NJC account. 

• Log in to Access NJC 
  • Username = S#
    (refer to your acceptance email for your NJC Student ID Number: your S#)
  • Password = StudentMMDDYYYY
    (default password is the word "Student" followed by your 8-digit date of birth, in MMDDYYYY format; for example: January 26, 1985, would be entered as Student01261985). You will be prompted to create your own unique ID after your initial log in.
  • If you need help logging in, contact the 24/7 Helpdesk at 1.888.800.9198 or get help here

Access NJC grants you access to:

• Course D2L: view your course materials, track your grades, connect with classmates, and more. 
• Navigate 360: review your academic plan and schedule appointments with your success team.
• Student Finance: view statements and make payments.
• Financial Aid: access financial aid data and Forms.
• Housing: complete your housing application.
• Student Life: complete your Alocholwise, Cannabiswise, and Consent and Respect.
• Student Email: Email your instructors and NJC staff.
• Military Benefits
• Registration- The specific time frame is designated by the academic calendar and is open to all students.
• Standard Registration Periods
• NJC’s academic year is three semesters (summer, fall, spring). Full Term registration periods pertain to credit courses that start the first week of the semester (full term) and courses. Intercession Courses (2-week accelerated courses) are available each semester generally the two weeks prior to each term:  August term, January term, and May term.
• Add Period- Students may register (add) a class at the start of the registration period through the first six percent (6%) of the specific course. 
• Drop Period- Students may drop a class by the census date, the first fifteen percent (15%) of the course duration, without being financially responsible for the class.These courses will not appear on the student’s transcript. 
• Withdrawal Dates- Any student may withdraw from any course without academic penalty anytime up to and including eighty percent (80%) of total class days. All courses withdrawn during this period will receive the grade “W.” If you wish to withdraw from a course, please talk with your academic advisor or contact the NJC Student Success Center.  
• If you need to drop a course, it can be completed in Navigate through your Access NJC account or in-person. The Registration Add/Drop form is required for in-person drops.

How to get Registered

• New Students will register in person, online, or by phone with the New Incoming Student Success Coach or a member of the Student Success Team. To schedule an appointment click here
• Email or call the Student Success Center at 970-521-6663 or 800-626-4637 (toll free) with any questions or technical challenges.

Before You Register

Review Your Status

• Check your registration status to ensure you can register for classes.  If you have questions about your status, please call the NJC Admissions Office at 970-521-7000.
• If you have a hold on your student record, it may prevent you from registering for classes. You can check for holds in your Navigate account. 

Academic Advisor Information

• Who is My Academic Advisor?
• To find out which NJC Advisor has been assigned to you, log in to Navigate. Your Success Team can be found in the “Appointment” section under “My Team.” If you have not met with your Advisor yet, make an appointment today. It is important to your success to meet with your Advisor before you register for classes. 
• Make an Appointment
• *Academic Advisors are assigned once you have been accepted to NJC. Prospective students should contact our Admissions office.
• *If you are a Concurrent Enrollment student taking college classes in high school, you will meet with your high school counselor for advising. Please contact Kayelani Kirschbaum at 970.521.6663 or Carrie Knudson at 970.521.6675 with specific questions.

Once you have applied and been admitted you will receive an email with your student identification number (S number.) Your S number will allow you to log in to your Access NJC account. If you haven’t already, get your transcripts from your previous college evaluated for transfer to NJC. You can order your transcripts from your former college or university’s transcript or records website. Once they have been evaluated, transfer credits will be posted to your student record. *It is recommended that your transcripts be processed prior to your advising appointment. If that is not possible, please bring a copy to your advising appointment. 

• Log in to Access NJC 
  • Username = S#
    (refer to your acceptance email for your NJC Student ID Number: your S#)
  • Password = StudentMMDDYYYY
    (default password is the word "Student" followed by your 8-digit date of birth, in MMDDYYYY format; for example: January 26, 1985, would be entered as Student01261985). You will be prompted to create your own unique ID after your initial log in.
  • If you need help logging in, contact the 24/7 Helpdesk at 1.888.800.9198 or get help here

Access NJC grants you access to:

• Course D2L: view your course materials, track your grades, connect with classmates, and more. 
• Navigate 360: review your academic plan and schedule appointments with your success team.
• Student Finance: where you can view statements and make payments.
• Financial Aid: where you can access financial aid data and Forms.
• Housing: complete your housing application.
• Student Life: complete your Alocholwise, Cannabiswise, and Consent and Respect.
• Student Email: Email your instructors and NJC staff.
• Military Benefits
• Registration- The specific time is designated by the academic calendar and is open to all students.
• Standard Registration Periods
• NJC’s academic year is three semesters (summer, fall, spring). Full Term registration periods pertain to credit courses that start the first week of the semester (full term) and courses. Intercession Courses (2-week accelerated courses) are available each semester generally the two weeks prior to each term: August term, January term, and May term.
• Add Period- Students may register (add) a class at the start of the registration period through the first six percent (6%) of the specific course. 
• Drop Period- Students may drop a class by the census date, the first fifteen percent (15%) of the course duration, without being financially responsible for the class. These courses will not appear on the student’s transcript. 
• Withdrawal Dates- Any student may withdraw from any course without academic penalty anytime up to and including eighty percent (80%) of total class days. All courses withdrawn during this period will receive the grade “W.” If you wish to withdraw from a course, please talk with your academic advisor or contact the NJC Student Success Center.  
• If you need to drop a course, it can be completed in Navigate through your Access NJC account or in-person. The Registration Add/Drop form is required for in-person drops.

How to get Registered

• Transfer Students will register in person, online, or by phone with the New Incoming Student Success Coach or a member of the Student Success Team.  To schedule an appointment click here
• Email or call the Student Success Center at 970-521-6663 or 800-626-4637 (toll free) with any questions or technical challenges.

Before You Register

Review Your Status

• Check your registration status to ensure you can register for classes. If you have questions about your status, please call the NJC Admissions Office at 970-521-7000.
• If you have a hold on your student record, it may prevent you from registering for classes. You can check for holds in your Navigate account. 

Academic Advisor Information

• Who is My Academic Advisor?
• To find out which NJC Advisor has been assigned to you, log in to Navigate. Your Success Team can be found in the “Appointment” section under “My Team.” If you have not met with your Advisor yet, make an appointment today. It is important to your success to meet with your Advisor before you register for classes. 
• Make an Appointment
• *Academic Advisors are assigned once you have been accepted to NJC. Prospective students should contact our Admissions office.

If you have been away for a year (3 or more semesters), you will need to be re-admitted to Northeastern Junior College as required by State Law.

Reapply Online

• Returning Students will register in person, online, or by phone with the New Incoming Student Success Coach or a member of the Student Success Team. To schedule an appointment click here
• Email or call the Student Success Center at 970-521-6663 or 800-626-4637 (toll free) with any questions or technical challenges.

Before You Register

Review Your Status

• Check your registration status to ensure you can register for classes. If you have questions about your status, please call the NJC Admissions Office at 970-521-7000.
• If you have a hold on your student record, it may prevent you from registering for classes. You can check for holds in your Navigate account. 

Registration- The specific time is designated by the academic calendar and is open to all students.

• Standard Registration Periods
• NJC’s academic year is three semesters (summer, fall, spring). Full Term registration periods pertain to credit courses that start the first week of the semester (full term) and courses. Intercession Courses (2-week accelerated courses) are available each semester generally the two weeks prior to each term: August term, January term, and May term.
• Add Period- Students may register (add) a class at the start of the registration period through the first six percent (6%) of the specific course. 
• Drop Period- Students may drop a class by the census date, the first fifteen percent (15%) of the course duration, without being financially responsible for the class. These courses will not appear on the student’s transcript. 
• Withdrawal Dates- Any student may withdraw from any course without academic penalty anytime up to and including eighty percent (80%) of total class days. All courses withdrawn during this period will receive the grade “W.” If you wish to withdraw from a course, please talk with your academic advisor or contact the NJC Student Success Center.  
• Dropping a Course
• If you need to drop a course, it can be completed in Navigate through your Access NJC account or in-person. The Registration Add/Drop form is required for in-person drops.

Academic Advisor Information

• Who is My Academic Advisor?
• To find out which NJC Advisor has been assigned to you, log in to Navigate. Your Success Team can be found in the “Appointment” section under “My Team.” If you have not met with your Advisor yet, make an appointment today. It is important to your success to meet with your Advisor before you register for classes. 
• Make an Appointment
• *Academic Advisors are assigned once you have been accepted to NJC. Prospective students should contact our Admissions office.

• If you have taken a class during the last 12 months at NJC, log in to Access NJC and Navigate to schedule an appointment with your advisor to get registered for classes.
• If you need help logging in, contact the 24/7 Helpdesk at 1.888.800.9198 or get help here
• Registration- The specific time is designated by the academic calendar and is open to all students.
• Standard Registration Periods
• NJC’s academic year is three semesters (summer, fall, spring). Full Term registration periods pertain to credit courses that start the first week of the semester (full term) and courses.  Intercession Courses (2-week accelerated courses) are available each semester generally the two weeks prior to each term: August term, January term, and May term.
• Add Period- Students may register (add) a class at the start of the registration period through the first six percent (6%) of the specific course. 
• Drop Period- Students may drop a class by the census date, the first fifteen percent (15%) of the course duration, without being financially responsible for the class. These courses will not appear on the student’s transcript. 
• Withdrawal Dates- Any student may withdraw from any course without academic penalty anytime up to and including eighty percent (80%) of total class days. All courses withdrawn during this period will receive the grade “W.” If you wish to withdraw from a course, please talk with your academic advisor or contact the NJC Student Success Center.  
• Dropping a Course
• If you need to drop a course, it can be completed in Navigate through your Access NJC account or in-person. The Registration Add/Drop form is required for in-person drops.

Your Academic Advisor will help you:

• Create an academic plan and choose the correct courses
• Understand the registration process
• Discover the right transfer options and institutions to meet your needs
• Access resources on campus that will help you succeed in the classroom

Who is My Academic Advisor?

To find out which NJC Advisor has been assigned to you, log in to Navigate. Your Success Team can be found in the “Appointment” section under “My Team.” If you have not met with your Advisor yet, make an appointment today. It is important to your success to meet with your Advisor before you register for classes. 

Make an Appointment
*Academic Advisors are assigned once you have been accepted to NJC. 

*If you are a Concurrent Enrollment student taking college classes in high school, you will meet with your high school counselor for advising. Please contact Kayelani Kirschbaum at 970.521.6663 or Carrie Knudson at 970.521.6675 with specific questions.

Before You Register

Review Your Status

• Check your registration status to ensure you can register for classes. If you have questions about your status, please call the NJC Admissions Office at 970-521-7000.
• If you have a hold on your student record, it may prevent you from registering for classes. You can check for holds in your Navigate account. 

Once you have applied and been admitted you will receive an email with your student identification number (S number.) Your S number will allow you to log in to your Access NJC account. 

• Log in to Access NJC 
  • Username = S#
    (refer to your acceptance email for your NJC Student ID Number: your S#)
  • Password = StudentMMDDYYYY
    (default password is the word "Student" followed by your 8-digit date of birth, in MMDDYYYY format; for example: January 26, 1985, would be entered as Student01261985). You will be prompted to create your own unique ID after your initial log in.
  • If you need help logging in, contact the 24/7 Helpdesk at 1.888.800.9198 or get help here

Access NJC grants you access to:

• Course D2L: view your course materials, track your grades, connect with classmates, and more. 
• Navigate 360: review your academic plan and schedule appointments with your success team.
• Student Finance: view statements and make payments.
• Financial Aid: access financial aid data and Forms.
• Housing: complete your housing application.
• Student Life: complete your Alocholwise, Cannabiswise, and Consent and Respect.
• Student Email: Email your instructors and NJC staff.
• Military Benefits
• Registration- The specific time frame is designated by the academic calendar and is open to all students.
• Standard Registration Periods
• NJC’s academic year is three semesters (summer, fall, spring). Full Term registration periods pertain to credit courses that start the first week of the semester (full term) and courses. Intercession Courses (2-week accelerated courses) are available each semester generally the two weeks prior to each term: August term, January term, and May term.
• Add Period- Students may register (add) a class at the start of the registration period through the first six percent (6%) of the specific course. 
• Drop Period- Students may drop a class by the census date, the first fifteen percent (15%) of the course duration, without being financially responsible for the class. These courses will not appear on the student’s transcript. 
• Withdrawal Dates- Any student may withdraw from any course without academic penalty anytime up to and including eighty percent (80%) of total class days. All courses withdrawn during this period will receive the grade “W.” If you wish to withdraw from a course, please talk with your academic advisor or contact the NJC Student Success Center. 
• If you need to drop a course, it can be completed in Navigate through your Access NJC account or in-person. The Registration Add/Drop form is required for in-person drops.

How to get Registered

• New International Students will register in person, online, or by phone with the New Incoming Student Success Coach or a member of the Student Success Team. To schedule an appointment click here
• Email or call the Student Success Center at 970-521-6663 or 800-626-4637 (toll free) with any questions or technical challenges.
• Current International Students-
• If you have taken a class during the last 12 months at NJC, log in to Access NJC and Navigate to schedule an appointment with your advisor to get registered for classes.
• If you need help logging in, contact the 24/7 Helpdesk at 1.888.800.9198 or get help here

Your Academic Advisor will help you:

• Create an academic plan and choose the correct courses
• Understand the registration process
• Discover the right transfer options and institutions to meet your needs
• Access resources on campus that will help you succeed in the classroom

Who is My Academic Advisor?

To find out which NJC Advisor has been assigned to you, log in to Navigate. Your Success Team can be found in the “Appointment” section under “My Team.” If you have not met with your Advisor yet, make an appointment today. It is important to your success to meet with your Advisor before you register for classes. 

• Make an Appointment

Before You Register

Review Your Status

• Check your registration status to ensure you can register for classes. If you have questions about your status, please call the NJC Admissions Office at 970-521-7000.
• If you have a hold on your student record, it may prevent you from registering for classes. You can check for holds in your Navigate account.