Fall 2026 Registration

Apply to Gillette College and activate your account before booking your advising appointments. Follow the steps for enrollment HERE. 


Spring & Summer 2027 Registration Opens Soon

Priority Student Registration: Tuesday, October 13

Current Student Registration: Tuesday, October 20

New Student Registration: Tuesday, October 27

Apply today. Walk in May. Don’t let one missed class delay your graduation. Complete the grad app today and build your final semester schedule right. 

Book Advising Appointments by Student Type

What type of student am I?

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 of your school. Career and Technical Education (CTE) program students must register with the CTE Advisor. Arts & Sciences program students must register with A&S 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 an Enrollment Specialist. Questions? Contact admissions@gillettecollege.org

Athletes

In order to maintain eligibility, you can only register with the professional advisor. Meet with your coach for advising assistance prior, if needed.

Military-Affiliated

If you are a military-affiliated student (Veteran, Reservist, Active Duty or a dependent), you can only register with a Veteran Advisor. Contact Veteran Services at 307-681-6462.

Apply to Gillette College and activate your account before booking your advising appointments. Follow the steps for enrollment HERE. 

New students in Technical Careers programs (Business, Diesel, Electrical, Engineering, Machine Tool, or Welding) are advised by the Career and Technical Education Professional Advisor.

New students in programs that are NOT Technical Careers or Nursing are advised by the Arts & Science 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 an Enrollment Specialist. Questions contact admissions@gillettecollege.org

Once the page loads, scroll down and click on the “Advising” tab under the Plan Your Degree and Schedule Your Courses section.

Book Advising Appointments by your Student Type

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.

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.

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 an Enrollment Specialist. Questions? Email admissions@gillettecollege.org

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.

Your grades have dropped below 2.0. You can only register for classes with the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Advisor or Arts and Sciences (A&S) Professional Advisors.

In order to maintain eligibility, you can only register with the professional advisor.

If you are a military-affiliated student (Veteran, Reservist, Active Duty, or a dependent), you can only register with a Veteran Advisor. Contact Veteran Services at 307-681-6462.

*Per Procedure for Policy 5000.3J: The US Department of Education (ED) requires Gillette Community College District (GCCD) to establish, publish and apply Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) standards. SAP standards are used to monitor academic performance and progress towards a degree. To maintain federal financial aid eligibility for each semester, all students receiving federal financial aid must adhere to GCCD SAP standards. View the procedure for full details.

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