Registrar's Office

Course Registration

To become a new, transfer or readmitted student at York College, you must be formally accepted into a degree program. Application must be made to the Admissions Office. Once you have been admitted to the College, the Registrar's office will contact you about the appropriate registration procedures. The registration options will vary depending upon the time of the year.

Full-time and part-time matriculated students will begin to register for Fall 2008 semester classes on Monday, April 7. The Schedule of Classes will be available for distribution in the Registrar's Office. Registration forms and timetables will also be available. The timetable has been established to avoid lines and facilitate the scheduling process. We begin with seniors first, juniors second, sophomores third and freshmen last. The alphabetical rotation is changed each semester. Some registration tips are listed below:

  • You should first meet with your academic advisor to discuss your course selection.
  • The Tuition Deposit must be paid or financial clearance must be received from Business Affairs before you may register for classes. In addition, Library, Business Affairs, and Health Center obligations must be resolved.
  • You are encouraged to register on-line using the myYCP system. (You must be a matriculated student in order to register on-line.)
  • Organize your course reference numbers (CRN) with alternates before you log on to the system; it is equipped with a short timed "logout" feature for security purposes.
  • Check the Registration Timetable for your time slot to register for classes. Registration time slots are assigned based on the amount of credits you have completed and the first letter of your last name.
  • myYCP may be accessed from the York College home page: choose "Current Students," then myYCP. Use your YCP username and password to sign in.
  • Click on tab "For Students"
  • On the Administrative Services channel, click where it says "YCPWeb".
  • Click on "Student and Financial Aid," then "Registration," then "Add/Drop Classes"
  • After you complete the course selection process you will be able to view your final schedule on-line in the "Student Schedule By Day & Time" section of YCP Web.
  • If you would like to view financial holds on your account, view grades, view transcripts, or view your financial account, select Student and Financial Aid and then Student Records.
  • Internet Explorer is the recommended browser for use with myYCP.
  • Please remember to Log Out by clicking on the "Exit" icons at the top right of each page. This will prevent other people from accessing your records.
  • You will also have the capability to drop and add classes for the Fall 2008 semester through Wednesday, September 3, 2008. Please note that course withdrawals are not permitted via the web after this date.
  • At this time, web registration is not available for summer classes.

Part-time day non-matriculated students may begin to register for classes on Monday, June 23, 2008, at 8:00 a.m. (A "day student" is someone who is taking at least one day course - section numbers .101 to .569.) You should begin the registration process by coming to the Registrar's Office to check course availability and complete the course registration form; then you should proceed to Business Affairs to pay the $100 Tuition Deposit. After your deposit is paid, your registration may be processed by the Registrar's Office. You may want to check which classes are still available - see the Schedule of Classes Web page.

Part-time evening students will receive a copy of the evening Undergraduate and Graduate Schedule of Classes in the mail at the end of November. As soon as you receive a brochure, you may schedule classes for the upcoming semester. You may register in person, by fax, by mail, or on-line using the myYCP. (You must be a matriculated student and have been issued a PIN in order to register on-line.) A $100 Tuition Deposit must be paid before you register for classes. A check, cash, or credit card (VISA, MasterCard or Discover) may be used for the deposit and/or total tuition and fees. (NOTE: YCP Web allows you to pay your total balance due with your credit card. However, it does not allow you to pay your deposit. Deposits must be submitted to Business Affairs either in person or by mail.) For additional registration information, see tips listed above. For payment information, please contact Business Affairs.

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