Register for Classes
Registering for Classes
Registration for Fall 2025 Terms is open NOW!
- Summer semester: May 19 - August 8
- Fall semester: August 18 - December 5
- Classes fill up quickly, so be sure to register early!
- To learn more about our term dates and options, you can review our Academic Calendar.
New Student Planning & Registration
If you are a new student, who will be starting for the first time at York Tech, you will work with an Enrollment Counselor to create an academic plan that prepares you to schedule and register for your first term. After you’ve applied and completed the enrollment process, you’re ready to plan and register for your courses.
Get Ready to Register
Once you’re accepted, you will have the option to register for classes by completing the course registration form or by making an appointment in Navigate. Follow the steps below to schedule an appointment.
- Log into Navigate using your YTC username and password.
- Click the “Appointments” tab.
- Choose “Admissions & Academic Planning (NEW students).
- ”Note: this appointment option is only for students who are incoming new to the College.
- Select your student type. This should match what you put on your application.
- Then choose an available time!
NOTE: If you are a Dual Enrollment student, your process is different. Please take
a look at the Dual Enrollment drop-down below.
Current Students: Meet with an Advisor
All York Tech students are assigned an Academic Advisor. Current students are expected to meet with their assigned advisor at least once per academic year to ensure that they are completing all academic requirements and making satisfactory progress towards completion of degree.
Find your advisor: Log into Navigate and find your advisor listed under Resources > People.
For general advising questions or assistance, contact the Academic Advising & Career Center at (803) 327-8066 or academicadvising@yorktech.edu.
The registration for our dual enrollment students is different!
- If you are taking classes on your high school campus, work with your high school guidance counselor to confirm registration.
- If you are taking your classes on York Technical College’s campus, please confirm courses with your high school guidance counselor.
You will have the option to register for classes by completing the course registration form or by making an appointment in Navigate. Follow the steps below to schedule an appointment:
- Log into Navigate using your YTC username and password.
- Click the “Appointments” tab.
- Choose “Admissions & Academic Planning (NEW students).
- ”Note: this appointment option is only for students who are incoming new to the College.
- Select your student type. This should match what you put on your application.
- Then choose an available time!
Our Dual Enrollment team is dedicated to your success and will work with you to design a course of study that meets your needs.
Visiting college students who do not attend York Tech, but would like to take courses, must apply and complete the course selection form to register for classes.
Contact: enrollmentservices@yorktech.edu
Using Navigate
Navigate provides important to-do items, calendar events, class schedule, resources, and the ability to make appointments with faculty and staff on campus. Students should check Navigate on a regular basis.
Log in to Navigate using your York Tech username (first initial and last name in lowercase and the last four digits of your student ID number. Example: jsmith1234) and password.
HOW TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES IN NAVIGATE
*New Students and Dual Enrollment Students should follow the registration process listed above.
Your schedule is not guaranteed until you click “REGISTER.”
Helpful Navigate Resources
Dropping, Adding, or Withdrawing From a Class
Students can edit their schedule any time before the semester begins. Once the semester begins they typically have 2-3 business days to drop a course for a 100% refund. View the schedule adjustment period by viewing the registration calendar.
Students may withdraw from a course or courses by notifying their instructor(s). A grade of “W” is assigned if the student’s last date of attendance is on or before midterm of the session. If a student is withdrawing from a course and the last date of attendance is after midterm, the grade assigned may be a “W” or a “WF” based on the instructor’s discretion (Some exceptions apply in disciplinary sanctions and certain programs).
Note: Withdrawing from courses may impact a student's financial aid. Students should speak with a financial aid advisor prior to requesting to be withdrawn.
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