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Registration Resources

Current Students
Registration Resources

Current Students
Registration Resources

Current Student Registration in Workday

As a current NWACC student, there are a number of steps to take when you register for classes each semester, such as meeting with your advisor, getting your financial aid in order, and then registering for courses in the college's new cloud-based student information system called Workday

Need help? Credit students can email enrollmentsupport@nwacc.edu, call (479) 986-4000 or text (479) 309-5532. Workforce students can email workforceadmissions@nwacc.edu.

Quick Tips & Resources:

  • Meet with your advisor
  • Register for classes in Workday. View steps below.
  • Apply / update federal aid (FAFSA) - fafsa.edu.gov (available Oct. 1)
  • Apply for state financial aid - adhe.edu  (open thru June 1)

How to Register for Classes in Workday

Register for classes

 

Class Registration Help

Need help registering for classes?

  • You can connect with an advisor for assistance.
  • View the Workday quick reference guides and videos linked above for instructions. 


Use this video to help you register for courses from your academic plan. 

Register for classes

Registration Resources

Staff Helping Student

Register for Classes

Register for courses in NWACC's new cloud-based student information system called Workday. If you're not sure what courses to take, be sure to contact your advisor.

Register

Staff helping student

Advising

Connect with an advisor to discuss courses, enrollment, registration and financial aid and stay on track to reach your educational goals. 

Advising

Staff Helping Student

Cost & Fees

Paying for college is an important aspect of achieving your academic goals. NWACC's affordable tuition helps you keep costs low as you pursue your courses.

Cost & Fees

Staff Helping Student

Financial Aid

Be sure you have your financial aid in order for the following semester. Aid can come from federal, state, school and private sources.

Financial Aid

Parent and Student

Scholarships

Scholarships are a form of awarded financial aid that helps you pay for college expenses. Be sure you've applied to all those in which you may be eligible. 

Scholarships

Female Graduates

Transfer Services

NWACC offers a number of transfer degree options that allow you to transfer your associate degree credits to a four-year university. 

Transfer Services