Welcome Back, Riverbat!
If you’re returning to ACC after taking a break from classes or previously earned ACC credit through a dual credit program, you’re in the right place. Follow the steps listed below to prepare for advising and registration.
Before you’re assigned an Academic Advisor, an advising specialist can help you get started. They can help you prepare for registration, review any holds on your record, and answer questions about returning to ACC.
Before You Meet with an Advisor
Complete these steps to prepare for advising and registration.
For your security, please use your ACC student email account when scheduling an advising appointment or communicating with ACC.
Log in to MyACC to check for holds that may prevent you from registering. Some holds may require you to update your personal information or complete Enrollment & Records forms
Make sure ACC has any required transcripts, test scores, or other documents needed to register for classes.
Once your required Admissions steps are complete, you can meet with an advisor to discuss your next steps and get registered.
See Drop-in Advising Options Above
Meet with an Advisor
Once you have completed the Admissions process and any holds have been resolved, you’re ready to meet with an academic advisor. You can meet with an advisor in one of the following ways:
Campus Advising (Drop-In)
Visit any campus to connect with an academic advisor for quick advising support. No appointment required. Please note that these 15-minute slots are intended for current semester planning, hold inquiries, & registration errors.
- Tuesday & Thursday: 8:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
- Wednesday: 12 – 3 p.m.
Virtual Express Advising (Zoom Drop-In)
Connect with an online academic advisor for quick advising support. No appointment required. Please note that these 15-minute slots are intended for current semester planning, hold inquiries, & registration errors.
Did you earn ACC Credit through Dual Credit?
If you earned ACC credit while in high school and are now returning to ACC, you may need to submit your final high school transcript and college readiness test scores.