Spring quarter is
right around the corner. Registration begins on Feb. 25 for currently enrolled
students and on March 4 for new and returning students. You can find your
access date, the date and time you can officially register for classes, through
the Student Kiosk on the EvCC website.
March 14 is the deadline for Financial Aid paperwork to be considered for maximum funding.
With hundreds and hundreds of classes offered, which do you decide which to register for? Here’s what EvCC students had to say:
“Both of my art classes have been my favorite – Design 110 with Thom Lee and Digital Illustration with Danielle Foushee, and also Intro to Psychology with Diane Brown,” said Lily Anderson.
“Japanese 121 has been my favorite because I love learning languages and Hiroko Goto was really fun and nice,” said Izzy Setina.
Sara Ableman said, “My favorite classes have been History 146 with Scott Barr, English 101 with Deborah Murphey, and Sociology 101.”
“So far my favorite classes have been Sociology 101 with Margaret Riordan and English 98 with Beebe. English 98 with Beebe was my absolute favorite. Beebe's class was informative as well as fun! She was easy going, and when the work got tough, she was able to sit down with each student and give them the help they needed,” said Tyler Johnson.
With classes filling up quickly, students should register for their classes as soon as possible.
March 14 is the deadline for Financial Aid paperwork to be considered for maximum funding.
With hundreds and hundreds of classes offered, which do you decide which to register for? Here’s what EvCC students had to say:
“Both of my art classes have been my favorite – Design 110 with Thom Lee and Digital Illustration with Danielle Foushee, and also Intro to Psychology with Diane Brown,” said Lily Anderson.
“Japanese 121 has been my favorite because I love learning languages and Hiroko Goto was really fun and nice,” said Izzy Setina.
Sara Ableman said, “My favorite classes have been History 146 with Scott Barr, English 101 with Deborah Murphey, and Sociology 101.”
“So far my favorite classes have been Sociology 101 with Margaret Riordan and English 98 with Beebe. English 98 with Beebe was my absolute favorite. Beebe's class was informative as well as fun! She was easy going, and when the work got tough, she was able to sit down with each student and give them the help they needed,” said Tyler Johnson.
With classes filling up quickly, students should register for their classes as soon as possible.
Story by Melissa Jilk
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