Registration & Schedule

Get ready to board your flight (to fall registration)

Prepare for registration with these important tasks

View and download your checklist here.

Advising Week: April 18- 22

Schedule an appointment and make a plan.

With VIP Registration for fall on May 18th, it's important to know which classes you'll need in the fall. If you already have an up-to-date education plan, great job! If you don't, it's time to make an appointment with your advisor.

Learn how to find and schedule with your advisor.

It's always recommended that you see your assigned advisor to create your education plan. For quick or time-sensitive questions, our Advising Center provides drop-in advising to all students. For drop-in advising, contact the Advising Center.

DegreeWorks Week: April 25- 29

View your plan and your progress in DegreeWorks.

Review the plan you made with your advisor or monitor your academic progress toward degree completion. View what you need to take, what you’ve already taken, and what’s left.

Learn how to access and use DegreeWorks here.

Financial Aid Week: May 2- 6

Complete your requirements or submit your FAFSA.

The FAFSA for the 2022-2023 financial aid opened in October. FAFSAs should be submitted by the priority deadline on July 1.

If you haven’t applied yet, your task this week is to submit that FAFSA!

If you’re already submitted your FAFSA your task this week is to check for “Outstanding Requirements” in WebRunner. Taking care of those requirements is the only way to get your money!

Delivery Modes Week: May 9- 13

Understand online, virtual, hybrid, face-to-face, etc.

If there’s anything we learned during the pandemic, it’s that there’s no one right way to offer a class. Some students prefer remote, others prefer in-person. The important thing is to understand your options and make the choice that is right for you. Make sure you understand the difference between online, virtual, hybrid, in-person, and flexible delivery modes (and how to identify them when registering). Check out our Delivery Modes Guide. 

Schedule Week: May 16- 17

Use the Student Scheduler to choose your classes.

Student Scheduler allows you to design your schedule based on your other time commitments, course needs, and preferred delivery modes. Then, on registration day, simply go to the Plans tab in your WebRunner Registration and click “Submit.” Here’s a video demo of Student Scheduler in action.

You can get started on planning your courses as soon as the fall Schedule of Classes is finalized on May 13. 

VIP Registration: May 18, 7:00 am

Use the Registration Toolkit to learn how to register and to troubleshoot issues. Reminder: always check your schedule after you register to be sure your registration is finalized.

Need help on registration day? Student Ambassadors int he First Resort are available by email, phone, and the drop-in Zoom room. Click here for details and contact information.

IMPORTANT: if you still owe spring term tuition, you will be able to register for fall classes on VIP Registration day but you will be dropped from your summer and fall classes if your spring tuition isn’t paid by the final deadline. See payment deadlines here. 

On WebRunner, just like your regular registration! If you’re unsure about how to register on WebRunner, you can get help from the First Resort (student support center).

It is not required but it is highly recommended so you can stay on-track to graduate. Learn how to find your advisor’s name and schedule an appointment.

First, check out our Registration Toolkit. Or, if you’d like human help, contact the First Resort (student support center).

If you still owe spring tuition, yes.
If you owe tuition from a previous term, no.

Financial holds (also called “payment holds”) are from unpaid, past-due bills. If you have unpaid tuition or fees from winter term or previous, you will have a hold that will prevent you from registering on VIP Registration Day.

If you have unpaid tuition from spring, you will be able to register until week 9 of spring term. Remember that you will eventually be dropped from your fall courses if the bill remains unpaid. View payment deadlines here. You can check for holds in WebRunner under “Student Accounts” > “View Holds.”

You may be eligible to participate but must meet with your LBCC advisor first. Contact Brenda Yahraes for more information.

You will still need to get your instructor's signature for this. Email the instructor in advance of VIP Registration day and request a “Registration Override”. If granted, this will give you permission to register for the class.

For courses with waitlists, VIP Registration is no different than any other registration period.. If you get on the waitlist and an enrolled student drops, you will receive an email notification to enroll on WebRunner within 48 hours. You must act quickly if you want the spot! Here’s our Waitlist Guide.

Tip: If you are still on the waitlist by the first day of class, attend the class in case an enrolled student drops or does not attend. If a seat opens up at this point, you will need an instructor signature to register (because you are technically registering late).

Priority Registration for continuing, degree-seeking students begins the day following VIP Registration. Depending on how many credits you have, you may need to wait for your priority registration time slot (see academic calendar) to make any changes.

If you would like to register for ALP (special paired sections of WR 115 & WR 121 totaling 6 Writing credits), it is best to get this process started before VIP Registration so that you can build your schedule around it.

The decision to take ALP is a decision that should be made with your current writing instructor.

Identified veterans may register one day ahead of VIP Registration Day! Check your LBCC email for details on how to register early. If you did not disclose your veteran status on your LBCC application and you have not received information about veteran’s priority registration, contact the Admissions office.

A Registration Hold freezes your registration activity and stops you from adding or dropping classes. A student can get a registration hold for a variety of reasons.

To view your holds, go to WebRunner> Registration> Register:Add/Drop Classes> Prepare for Registration. If you have a hold, there will be a phone number listed. Call this number for instructions on how to resolve or lift the hold.

For general information about registration holds, check out our Registration Holds Guide.

Many students end up with a Registration Hold due to financial hardship. If you are experiencing financial distress, contact the Roadrunner Resource Center for information about basic needs and student emergency grants.

If you have a financial hold because of an issue with your Federal Financial Aid (via the FAFSA) or veteran’s benefits, please contact the Financial Aid Office. Also, check your WebRunner account for outstanding financial aid documentation that may be stalling your award.

You can pay your bill (account balance) via one of the following methods:

• Online in your WebRunner “Student Accounts” tab.
• Over the phone at 541-917-4312.
• By mailing us at:
  LBCC Business Office
  6500 Pacific Blvd. SW
  Albany, OR 97321

For Student Accounts questions, you can reach the Business Office:

• By phone at 541-917-4312 (Monday-Friday, 9:00 am-3:00 pm)
• By email to any of the following Business Office staff:
  • Polly Hainz
  • Skye Wheeler
  • Sue Kuntz

Priority registration for summer 2022 begins on May 2nd (or April 28th for identified veterans). Check the academic calendar for time slots and details.

If you’d like to have Financial Aid cover your summer courses, you need to first submit your FAFSA for the 2022-2023 year and then submit the additional “Revision Request Form”, found on the Financial Aid Documents page.