Registration
If you aren’t sure what major you want to focus on, we suggest you begin with General Education course requirements. Here are some steps that can make choosing classes easier.

1. Write down on a weekly time chart the days and times you have available for classes. Sample Chart.
   
   
2. Decide how many classes you can take this semester. If you are working full-time, we recommend no more than 2 or 3 classes, as you need to allow time for study and assignments. Students who plan to take over 18 units in a semester need to see a counselor.
   
   
3. Check the Schedule of Classes for classes offered at times you have available. Be sure to check weekend, on-line and TV-based classes. These can help busy people use their available time for study.
   
   a. Every class listing tells you the number and title of the class, a brief description of what the class is about, any prerequisites, co-requisites, or recommended advisories, the 5-digit section number, day and time of the class, the instructor, classroom location, and number of units.
   
   b. On-line classes and Telecourses require students to attend a special class orientation. The date, time and location for this is listed in the Schedule of Classes.
   
   
4. Write your choices down on your weekly schedule to be sure they don’t conflict. Here’s a tip: since some of your choices may not be available, have some alternative classes as a back up.
   
   
5. You have several ways to register for the classes you have chosen: T-Reg (telephone), MyWebServices (on-line), and In-Person. Click on the appropriate link for step-by step directions.
   
   
6. Remember, contact a counselor (408-855-5030) for an appointment to make an Educational Plan to help you reach your goals more efficiently.