Priority Registration
Get the first pick of classes
Priority registration allows select student groups to receive early registration appointments during the priority registration period.
How it Works
- Enroll in the classes you need before most other students.
- Priority is designed to help students graduate within 2 years.
- Register for 13 units in Fall/Spring and 7 units in Winter/Summer during the priority period.
Registration Limits
- This priority period is limited and once closed, students must enroll during their assigned registration appointment.
- Students that reach their priority unit maximum must wait for their normal registration appointments to enroll in additional courses.
Priority Registration Groups
Students enrolled in select programs, are student parents, foster youth, or experiencing homelessness are granted priority registration. If you have questions, contact your program or Admissions & Records.
All registration dates for priority and the start of general registration are on the Dates and Deadlines page. Your individual registration appointments may be found in MyPortal.

Group 1
Students enrolled in or flagged as:
- Accessibility Resource Center (continuous priority)
- CalWORKs Program
- EOPS/CARE Program
- Homeless Youth
- Foster Youth (Guardian Scholars and NextUp Programs)
- Student Parents (request this benefit)
- Veteran Students

Groups 2 and 3
Students enrolled in or flagged as:
- ASMVC Officers and Student Trustee
- ACES Program
- College Promise Program
- Honors Program
- Puente Program
- Umoja Program
- Middle College High School
- NuView Bridge Continuing Students

General Registration
All students, including students with priority registration, receive general registration appointments. You can your appointment in MyPortal. When your appointment day and time arrives, complete your course enrollment.
We recommend exploring and planning which classes you need to take in advance so you can enroll soon after your appointment.
For classes that fill, add yourself to the waitlist.
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