Course Registration

Students should work with their school counselor before registration begins if possible to set academic goals. The number of courses, school schedule, and high school graduation requirements should be considered. Students are encouraged to use their EFSC myGPS Course Plan to assist with decisions. It's recommended the student complete the EFSC Registration Form with their counselor and obtain signatures at that time. That paper form will continue to be available through your school guidance office as a planning tool.

Once logged in to the myEFSC Portal, check your Message Center for important communications and holds that may prevent you from registering. Holds may be placed on the student enrollment process for a number of reasons, including outstanding admission requirements, an incorrect address or social security number, or outstanding fees.

Please Note: There are two holds that prevent registration that are specific to dual enrollment students. 

• “DE – Dual Enrollment” Hold – This prevents students from registering outside of the specified registration period. It is automatically removed when registration is open and will be reapplied once registration is closed.
• “DR – DE Registration Complete” Hold - Once registration is complete for an upcoming term, a registration hold will be placed on the student’s account to prevent schedule changes. No additional action is needed.

Early Priority Course Registration: As explained in the section above, EFSC Priority Registration is for students who either have the required 42 credit hours earned or in-progress or are actively participating in the Early College program (formerly Collegiate High School). Students who are eligible for this early access will receive an email notification letting them know they can self-register when online priority registration opens, which they can do online through the end of regular registration.

Part-Time Dual Enrolled Student Registration: Any dual enrollment student who does not have a hold that would prevent registration can self-register online between April 1 and 25, 2024. EFSC High School Outreach Advisors also will be visiting BPS high schools during this period to answer course-related questions and will also have limited on-campus advising sessions. Dates for both options will be shared here when available. School Counselors can also assist students during the school day with self-registration.

During the Add/Drop period, dual enrolled students with an existing registration for Summer 2024 can make schedule changes with the approval of a high school counselor or in the case of home education, their parent, and with the assistance of an EFSC team member. IMPORTANT NOTES: Students must have a completed and signed Drop/Add Planning form to make any schedule changes. The EFSC Student Document Dropbox will no longer be used to request schedule changes.

There will be two options for students to add or drop a course from their schedule during the April 29 - May 2, 2024 Dual Enrollment Summer Term Add/Drop period.

Registration Support at High Schools: EFSC High School Outreach Advisors will be visiting high schools to assist students with registration changes, with dates at each specific school available by asking the school's dual enrollment contact. Check with the guidance department at your school for assistance if needed.

Registration Support at EFSC Campuses: EFSC Enrollment staff will be available to assist students with registration changed on campus, with dates announced later. No appointment needed.

Schedule changes for dual enrollment students will not be approved after the Thursday, May 2 deadline.