Register for Classes

Before meeting with an Academic Advisor, students must:

1. Apply for Admissions to John A. Logan College and receive a student ID#.
2. Fill out the Application for Change of Residency to receive in-district tuition
3. Send final high school or GED transcripts to admissions@jalc.edu or drop off in Admissions and Records, Office C201.
4. *Transfer Students Only* Send official college transcripts to John A. Logan College and fill out the Transcript Evaluation Request form.
5. Take the Accuplacer placement test if you wish to enroll in college level English and Math courses and no prior courses have been successfully completed.
6. Accept terms of the Registration Agreement and Student Information Update by clicking on Registration on your MyJALC portal for the correct term in which you plan to enroll.
7. Meet with an Academic Advisor to enroll in classes. Students may contact Academic Advisement at 618-985-2828 Ext. 8070 or email registration@jalc.edu to schedule an appointment with an Advisor. To find an Advisor who specializes in your major of choice, please see our Find Your Advisor page.

After successful completion of your first semester, students can register for classes on myJALC using the Registration portlet. Course Registration Instructions can be found on MyJALC or or the MyJALC Course Registration Instructions page!

Registration Restrictions

A registration restriction may be on a student account to restrict the adding or dropping of classes if a student is on a financial aid appeal, a TRIO member, an International student, a John A. Logan College Ambassador, Athlete, or Dual Credit/Early College student. If you believe you have a registration restriction on your account and would like to know more, please contact Admissions and Records at 618-985-2828 Ext. 8298.

The College will place a Bursar hold on a student’s account with an outstanding balance greater than $200 that will restrict registration for the following semester. The College will offer a payment plan option, not to exceed six months, for a student with a balance over $200. The Bursar Office must approve the plan and set up regular electronic payments from a bank account or credit card. If approved, the student will be allowed to register for the upcoming semester.

A student with a balance of $200 or less will be allowed to register for the upcoming semester by paying 50 percent of their balance or utilizing available Financial Aid. The past-due balance must be paid in full before the drop for non-payment date, or students must submit a financial aid form to have pending aid cover the past-due amount up to $200. The Bursar and Assistant Provost for Student Affairs (or their designee) are authorized to override low and high student account balance holds.

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Find Your Advisor

• General Advisement (Academic Advisement Center Staff)
• Specialty Advisors
  • Dual Credit
  • Student Services
  • Student Success Center
  • Testing Services (Restricted Health Programs)
• Faculty Advisors and Their Specialties
  • Health Sciences and Public Service
  • Business, Computer Science and Mathematics

* The Restricted-Entry Programs are: Associate Degree in Nursing, Certified Nursing Assistant, Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography, Medical Assistant, Medical Laboratory Technology, Practical Nursing, Surgical Technology

General Advisement (Academic Advisement Center Staff)

Specialty Advisement

Dual Credit

Student Services

Student Success Center

Testing Services (Restricted Programs)

Health Sciences and Public Service

Business, Computer Science and Mathematics