Registration Information
West Georgia Tech registration dates are listed on the academic calendar.
Registration is conducted via the web and/or with the assistance of a student affairs staff person or academic advisor. There are several phases of registration each quarter, to serve various groups of students.
Enrollment and Degree Verification - West Georgia Technical College has authorized the National Student Clearinghouse to provide enrollment and degree verifications. The National Student Clearinghouse can be contacted at:
Web: www.degreeverify.org
Mail:
National Student Clearinghouse
13454 Sunrise Valley Drive, Suite 300
Herndon, VA 20171
Returning Student Registration is open to currently enrolled students shortly after the mid-point of each quarter. Students who have been out only one quarter may request to register with returning students by completing a Student Update Form in the Office of Student Affairs by the third week of the quarter. Returning student registration is not available to Special Status or Transient students.
NOTE: Students may not register by phone but may schedule an appointment with program advisors
by phoning or, preferably, by emailing. In determining quarterly schedules, the online version is the most
accurate list of available classes; changes are updated regularly.
Open Registration (new student registration) begins one week after returning student registration begins and allows for registration of new students who have been admitted in the first part of the quarter and those who are admitted during the time leading up to the final day of open registration and orientation, scheduled quarterly at each campus.
Late Registration is open to all students who do not take advantage of early registration or the open registration period, or who apply by the application deadline for late registration. Late registration is held on each campus the business day immediately prior to the first day of each quarter.
Drop/Add is scheduled the first three days of each academic quarter Students wishing to make changes to their schedules must do so by the third day of the quarter. Students may drop or add courses during this period. Courses dropped during Drop/Add will not appear on the student’s official academic record. Withdrawal from one or more courses before or during the Drop/Add period will not incur tuition or fee penalties or appear on a student’s academic record. Students who need to withdraw from one or more courses after the third day of the quarter must do so either by completing a Drop Form, available in the Registrar’s office or by emailing registrar@westgatech.edu. The course(s) will be included on the student’s transcript.
1. Any student dropping ALL classes for the academic quarter must complete an Official
Withdrawal Form in the Office of Student Affairs.2. A provisional student may NOT drop a required learning support course and remain
registered for a non-learning support course.3. The date the Office of Student Affairs receives the student's official Drop Form or Official
Withdrawal Form will be used as the effective date of drop.
Students withdrawing from a course by the end of the third instructional day of the quarter and no shows shall receive a 100% refund of applicable tuition (hours below the 15-hour tuition cap) and applicable refundable fees, excluding the application fee. Exceptions may be allowed for customized courses that do not follow the college’s standard academic calendar.
Students who withdraw from a course after the third instructional day of the quarter shall receive no refund.
‘No Shows’ are reported for nonattendance in the first week of the quarter. Any student who fails to show for class or log in for online classes within the first seven days of the quarter will be reported as a ‘No Show.’ ‘No Show’ classes will not appear on a student’s record. Financial aid students who have been reported as a ‘No Show’ will become responsible for all charges.
Special Status and Transient Student Registration is held the same day as late registration. Registration for students admitted in special status is available to new students who complete their admissions file by the quarterly application deadline, currently enrolled special status students, and previous special status students who request readmission by the quarterly application deadline.
Registration for transient students is available to new students who complete their admissions file by the quarterly application deadline. Registration for currently enrolled transient students is available to students who submit a transient student letter at least two weeks prior to registration each quarter. Registration for previously enrolled transient students is available to students who request readmission and submit a transient student letter by the quarterly application deadline.