Catalog & Class Schedule
Build the future you deserve. Earn your degree with classes on campus, in the evening and online. We’ll help you register, design a flexible schedule, find ways to pay for college, and get the resources you need to be successful!
Fall 2025 Registration
Current Students: Begins Tuesday, March 18
(book your advising appointment with your Faculty Advisor)
New Students: Begins Tuesday, April 1
(book your advising appointment with a Professional Advisor)
Dual Students: Begins Thursday, April 3
(book your advising appointment with Geneva Wickham, Student Outreach & Enrollment Specialist)
Book Advising Appointments by your Student Type
New Student
If you have never been enrolled in a class at Gillette College or haven’t taken a class in the last 12 months, you are considered a NEW student. You can only register with the Professional Advisor.
Current Student
You are currently enrolled in classes at Gillette College or have taken at least one class in the last 12 months. You can register for classes online with your faculty advisor or a professional advisor.
Dual Enrollment / Concurrent Student
You are currently enrolled at a high school in Campbell County or home-schooled and are taking credit for both high school and college credit. You can only register for classes with Geneva Wickham, Student Outreach & Enrollment Specialist. Questions? Contact Geneva.
Current Students with Holds
If you have any holds on your account, they must be resolved before you are able to register for classes:
- Library
- Business Office
- Judicial
- Orientation
Once resolved, you can register for classes online or with your faculty advisor.
Academic Probation*
Your grades have dropped below 2.0. You can only register for classes with the Professional Advisor.
Athletes
In order to maintain eligibility, you can only register with the professional advisor.
Currently enrolled at a high school in Campbell County or home-schooled and are taking credit for both high school and college credit can only register for classes with Geneva Wickham, Student Outreach & Enrollment Specialist. Questions?
New students in programs that are NOT Technical Careers or Nursing are advised by the Professional Advisor.
New students in Technical Careers programs (Diesel, Electrical, Machine Tool or Welding) are advised by the CTE Professional Advisor.
Once the page loads, scroll down and click on the “Advising” tab under the Plan Your Degree and Schedule Your Courses section.