- When can I start to register for the next semester?
- Do I need to see an advisor before registering?
- How do I Search for Courses?
- How do I register online?
- Can I register if I am a Transient student? Can transient students register online?
- How do I withdraw from a class?
- What do I do if the class I want is closed?
- How long do I have to pay for classes? Do you have online classes? Is there a cost difference?
- Where can I go for help with registration?
- How can I change my major?
- How many hours are considered full time?
- What is the maximum # of hours I can take each semester?
- How do I access an online class?
- Where do I go to print my schedule?
- Can I audit a class?
1. When can I start to register for the next semester?
The Academic Calendar lists the dates of registration. The calendar can be accessed from the website home page at www.daytonastate.edu. Registration for spring is the first Monday in November and registration for summer and fall starts on the first Monday in April. Registration for the subsessions can be done at any time through the drop/add period for each subsession. The link to the schedule of classes is available from the Quick Links drop down menu on the college home page at www.daytonastate.edu, or through a link from your FalconNet page.
2. Do I need to see an advisor before registering?
The college does not require you to meet with an academic advisor prior to registration, but it is certainly recommended. Students in Associate of Science and certificate programs should meet with faculty in their respective academic departments because the course selection is very specific. Each academic program is described in the college catalog with all course requirements indicated as well as the prerequisites. Each course is not necessarily offered every semester, so students are encouraged to meet with an Academic Advisor who can help plan course selections.
3. How do I Search for Courses?
To do a search go to the www.DaytonaState.edu website. Click on the Quick Links drop down and select Course Search. Choose College Credit. Select the term from the drop down box. You can search by specific course, campus, or by subsession (1st seven weeks or 2nd seven weeks). To do a more refined search you can choose the Advanced Search feature to select Instructional Method, time of day, or full classes as well as open classes.To do a search go to the www.DaytonaState.edu website. In the Quick Link drop down, select Course Search. Choose College Credit. The use the Advanced search bar. Select the semester you wish to search. On line courses will display with any campus selected. For online courses only choose the option at Instructional Method along with any other specific criteria.
4. How do I register online?
Go to the home page click on the MyDaytonaState button, and then enter your College ID and PIN. Click on FalconNet in the menu bar. Click on using left hand menu, click on Registration. Click on Class Registration link. Read the message about tuition payment, scroll down to acknowledge the information. Click on the Continue Button. Select the current term and year. Click on the Enter Registration button. Register for courses by entering Course and Section number or just enter the reference numbers (do not mix and match). Click on Add Course, and then review your schedule. Be sure to click on the Schedule and Fee Statement button to verify your bill due date and tuition and fee charges.
5. Can I register if I am a Transient student? Can transient students register online?
Transient students are allowed to waive the course placement and prerequisite requirements.Therefore, transient students must have the transient form signed by their home college to verifythe prerequisites are met and that the course will be acceptable in transfer. Transient students cannot register online because the system would prevent registration according to the standard rules.
6. How do I withdraw from a class?
Students are allowed to withdraw from a class up to the date indicated in the college catalog.Students who withdraw from a class prior to the end of the add/drop period will receive a full refund; there is no refund after the date listed in the Academic calendar.To withdraw from one or all courses go to the home page click on the MyDaytonaState button,and then enter your College ID and PIN. Click on FalconNet in the menu bar. Using left hand menu, click on Registration. Click on Class Registration link. Read the message about tuition payment, scroll down to acknowledge the information. Click on the Continue Button. Select thecurrent term and year. Click on the Enter Registration button. Select the course you want to withdraw from by clicking in the radio button; then click the Drop Course button.
7. What do I do if the class I want is closed?
Once the class is filled no additional students can be added. Students can check back periodically to see if someone has chosen to drop the class or to see if another section has been added.
8. How long do I have to pay for classes? Do you have online classes? Is there a cost difference?
Each time you register you need to print out your Schedule and Fee Statement. Not only does this show the start date of your classes, it also displays you tuition and fee bill and provides your bill due date. The college does not mail a tuition bill. In most cases students have 10 days to pay or defer the bill, but this collapses to one day as the start date of classes gets closer.The college offers many classes online. Over 25% of students are taking at least one on line class, with many other classes being offered on a 50/50 basis. There is an extra cost of $19.50/credit hour (for 2012-2013) for 100% online classes.
9. Where can I go for help with registration?
Students can receive registration assistance in the Falcon Center on each campus, or in the Question and Answer Center on the Daytona campus.
10. How can I change my major?
Students can change their major after meeting with an Academic Advisor.
11. How many hours are considered full time?
The college reports enrollment on a semester basis with 12 credits or more being full-time; 9-11credits being ¾ time; 6-8 credits is half-time; and less than 6 credits is less than half-time.
12. What is the maximum # of hours I can take each semester?
Students are allowed to take 18 credits in full semester courses and 9 credits in any one subsession. In special cases students with a 3.0 or higher grade point average may request special permission from the Director of Advising to take additional credits.
13. How do I access an online class?
The link for online class instructions is also printed on your Schedule and Fee Statement. Go to the www.DaytonaState.edu website.Click on Quick Links drop down and select Florida online.The new Online Programs website provides information needed for online and how to get started. There is even a survey students can take to make sure that they have the skills necessary. The website can be accessed by choosing Online Programs from the Quick Links drop down menu on the homepage at www.DaytonaState.edu.
14. Where do I go to print my schedule?
To print a copy of your schedule, go to the home page click on the MyDaytonaState button, and then enter your College ID and PIN. Click on FalconNet in the menu bar. Select Payment link information from the left hand menu. Select "Fee Statement - Make Payment"link, then select the term and year. Click on the View Course Fee Statement button. The schedule will be displayed along with your tuition bill information and bill due date.
15. Can I audit a class?
Students are allowed to audit a class (no grade or credit is given) to obtain a skill or knowledge that will not be used for graduation purposes. The cost is the same as when the course is taken for credit. Students cannot audit a college prep class. Many times students who have been out of school for a long time will audit a class previously taken to refresh their knowledge. Students need the instructor's permission to audit a class, forms are available in all Enrollment ServicesOffices.
For more information contact Registration:registration@daytonastate.edu
