Unused Registrations are courses taken with a Failed, Repeat, or Incomplete status assigned. You can drill into the blue number of unused registrations to see which classes are allocated as such.
Unused Registrations does NOT capture completed courses from the Credits Satisfying column (aka TAR bucket) over the 120 degree/graduation requirement credits. The number of Unused Registrations + Credits Satisfying will not add up to the total courses taken. All classes taken will be listed in the APR's Major (and any other programs of study) requirement tables.
For example, suppose an upperclassman completes a course that does not count toward degree or graduation requirements or is over 120 credits. In that case, you will not see those courses displayed in Unused Registrations.
Students who cannot pay their entire account balance at the beginning of the term may choose to enroll in a payment plan. You can enroll in a payment plan before the Census to address an outstanding balance and avoid late fees. You can choose between a 4-installment or 3-installment payment plan.
Important information about past due balances.
Payment plans for the Spring 2025 term do not recognize past-due charges.
If a registered student has a past-due charge, there are options:
Review and enroll in a payment plan option through your Student Account Suite.
If you need to look up students in Workday under a program of study or can’t remember their exact name, you can utilize the Find Academic Records report.
You can edit your personal information from your Workday profile, such as your Legal Sex, Date of birth, Pronouns, Marital Status, Race/Ethnicity, Tribal Affiliation, Citizenship status, and Gender Identity, and add disabilities or military service:
Adding a Disability or Military Service
Your preferred name will be used for all campus communications. Individuals you authorize under FERPA can view - and may be informed about - the preferred name and pronouns on your record.
When a student tries to register for a specific course section in Find Course Sections, there may be factors that do not allow them to register for that course, even if they are in their appropriate Registration Appointment. When selecting a course section, the student may not see a Register button but instead a Troubleshoot button. Use the Troubleshooting Console to assist the student in determining why they are unable to register for that specific course section.
All data that is blue can be selected and drilled into further. (Ex. If the student has two holds, you can choose the number 2 in that area to drill into the hold information.
Use the Troubleshooting Console to look at a single course section. Other potential issues preventing a student’s registration entirely that may need to be checked are:
Review the Registration Problem-Solving with Students job aid to learn more about effective troubleshooting with students during registration.
Faculty will be notified when it is time to enter interim (mid-term) grades and final grades for their instructed courses for the current term.
The Action Items tab organizes action items by Financial Aid, Admission, and Onboarding types. This section will show all action items with details regarding the action required and the resolution.
If you agree to share your information beyond FLC, it remains protected under FERPA. This consent allows us to verify your attendance with external parties like employers, graduate schools, and scholarship agencies. If you prefer to keep your information confidential, you request that your records be kept private. This means all college business must be handled in person, and we cannot verify your attendance with anyone, even after graduation.
Opting to publicize your directory information means it will be listed in the 麻豆免费高清无砖码区Student Directory and accessible only to those with active 麻豆免费高清无砖码区accounts. This choice does not waive your FERPA rights if you do not want to be in the directory.
You can view your course roster from a different report that displays the capacities set for the course section and more information about the students registered.
Email: skyhawkstation@fortlewis.eduPhone: 970-247-7301Drop-in: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday - Friday
Skyhawk Station staff will check you in and guide you to a self-service kiosk or connect you with a Skyhawk Specialist or Advisor.