Register for Classes

If you’ve attended Jackson College within the last two years and are in good standing with Financial Aid and the Business Office, you’re eligible to register for classes.

Before you register: All students must meet with their Student Achievement Navigator each semester before registering.

Step 1: Plan your classes

Step 2: Request a Review

Step 3: How to Register

Step 4: Set Up A Payment Plan & Make Payments


Some students have different registration requirements or processes. Select your student type below to find the steps you need to register.

New Students

You must complete the admissions process before registering for classes.

High School Students

Learn about your high school enrollment options and how to register for classes.

Guest Students

Learn more about registering as a guest student


Waitlisting allows you to “wait in line” for an open seat in a full class. As soon as a spot becomes available, you’ll receive an email to your JC Student Email with your “Permission to Register” status. This eliminates the need to check constantly for available spots.

How to Add Yourself to a Waitlist

Log into JetStream, go to ‘Plan & Schedule,’ and click ‘Waitlist’ next to the course you’d like to join.

Managing Your Waitlist

To manage your waitlist, go to ‘Plan & Schedule’ under ‘Student Planning.’ You can remove yourself from the waitlist anytime by clicking ‘Drop waitlist.’

Registering from the Waitlist

If a seat becomes available, you’ll receive an email in your JC Student Email. You have 24 hours to register for the course via JetStream. If you don’t register within this time, the opportunity expires and you’ll need to join the waitlist again.

Important Notes

Waitlisting doesn’t guarantee enrollment.

Ensure your JC Student Email inbox is not full to receive waitlist notifications.

If you’re on multiple waitlists for the same course, you’ll be removed from other lists once you register.

If your schedule changes after you’ve been granted permission to register, you may not be able to enroll due to time conflicts or overloads.