Step 1: What to bring with you when registering

• Application for Admission
  
  
• Immunization Record. Proof of measles and rubella shot AFTER your first birthday is required of all full-time (12 semester hours or more) students born on or after January 1, 1957.
  
  
• Official copy of your high school transcript or GED test scores.
  
  
• ACT, SAT, ASSET, or COMPASS test scores. These scores are used for placement in English, Reading and Math according to guidelines. We only require that you take one of the four tests and provide us with the scores. The ASSET and COMPASS are given at the college, and these tests are equivalent to each other for our college, therefore it's your choice which test to take.
  
  The ASSET test requires 3 hours of your time and is available for a fee of $6.00, payable at the business office. The ASSET test is given by appointment on specified dates. Please call the Counselor's office at 543-5926 to schedule an assessment date.
  
  The COMPASS test is not timed and is available for a fee of $6.00, payable at the business office. It is given via computer in The Career Center located in College Hall North. Please call the Counselor's office at 543-5926 or The Career Center at 543-5914 for further information.
  
  
• OFFICIAL COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY TRANSCRIPTS are to be mailed to Southeast Arkansas College directly from the sending college, or brought in a sealed envelope. Unofficial transcripts will be used for advisement purposes only.
  
  Completion of basic skills courses in reading, writing, and mathematics with a grade of "C" or higher will exempt students from ACT, SAT, ASSET, and COMPASS testing for college admission.

You will need to turn all this information into Student Services located in the Student Services Building.

You can also mail this information into Southeast Arkansas College at:

            Admissions and Enrollment Management
            Southeast Arkansas College
            1900 Hazel Street
            Pine Bluff, AR 71603

A hold will be placed on a student's record until the required documents are received.

Step 2: Registration Form

• Pick up a registration form and class schedule at the Information Booth, Student Affairs Office, or you can print one out, Registration form.

Step 3: Advisor

• Advisor - Make an appointment with your advisor during office hours to select your classes. You do not have to wait until registration to do this. In addition, there is generally a designated day prior to Fall and Spring registration known as "Advising Day." All Advisors will be available during regular hours to assist you in planning your schedule. Watch for the scheduled dates to be posted prior to registration.
  
  Advisors are generally the Coordinator of the degree program. You must have your advisor to sign off on your registration form before you can continue. You can call the information booth at 543-5901 or 543-5902 to get the name and telephone number of the advisor.

Step 4: Financial Aid

• Financial Aid - Go to the Student Services Building. Students who are receiving any type of financial assistance (or who have applied for financial aid) need to go by the Financial Aid Office for verification. Self pay students may go directly to Step 5.

Step 5: Data Entry

• Data Entry - Go to Data Entry in the Student Services Building in order to reserve space in your class(es). You will also receive your class schedule/statement here.

Step 6: Business Office

• Business Office -Go to the Business Services Building. Pay the fees or make financial arrangements.

Step 7: Parking Permit

• Parking Permits are available at the Business Services Building. Pick it up when you are doing Step 6. There is no charge for the first parking permit, but there is a $5.00 charge for replacement permits or additional permits. To get a permit please have your registration schedule, along with your license plate number, and drivers license. Tickets will be issued if a parking permit is not displayed.

Step 8: School ID Card

• Student ID Cards are available at the Library located in Founders Hall. Please have your registration class schedule in order to get your ID. You can also revalidate your ID card or purchase a replacement card. There is a charge of $3.00 for a replacement card. You must have a Student ID.

Step 9: Books and Supplies

• Visit the campus bookstore located in College Hall Commons to purchase your books and supplies. You must have your registration class schedule and a personal ID (student ID, drivers license, etc...) in order to make your purchase.

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Registration Dates and Deadlines -- See the College Calendar for dates and deadlines.

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