Early registration for current South Plains College students and new students began on Nov. 8 and will last until Jan. 5.

For the upcoming spring semester, 3,577 students have already enrolled in classes. So you know that means, classes are already filling up and some classes have already been filled and closed.
 

Students register by logging on to Campus Connect using their four-digit pin number and Social Security Number. For those students who cannot obtain access to Campus Connect at home, they can use the

Technology Center on the SPC campus to register.
 

Students who are not in TSI compliance have to go through an advisor to register. TSI compliant students can register on their own, but can still see an advisor if they choose to.
 

TSI compliance is for those students who are in developmental courses for Math, English and Reading.

“Early registration gives students the opportunity to get the classes they wanted, and it helps them to avoid long lines at registration,” said Cathy Mitchell, Registrar at SPC.
 

The deadline for payment for the spring semester is Jan. 5. Students who do not pay by the required deadline will have their classes dropped.
 

“We encourage all students and new coming students to South Plains College to pre-register,” said Andrea Rangel, dean of admissions and records. “We want to give current students first choice of classes they need and want. Also we encourage students to pay by the deadline so they don’t have to go through the dreaded arena registration.” Pre-registration allows students to pick and choose most of their classes and professors and takes away from the hassle of standing in long lines. All SPC students are encouraged to register at their earliest convince.