Log in to Watermark: Student Success and Engagement to view your academic advisor and success coach (if applicable) contact information.

You can also download the Watermark Student Mobile App! 

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You can also find your assigned advisor and their contact information in Self-Service by following these steps:

• Log in to Self-Service

• Select “Student Planning”

• Select “Go To Plan & Schedule”

• Click on the Advising tab. This will list your advisor’s name and email contact information.

Additionally, you may search for full-time staff and faculty contact information in the ACC Employee Directory.

If you need assistance with registration or academic advising, please note the following:

• Walk-in advising/registration is available daily on a first-come, first-served basis. Please check-in at the Admissions Suite in the Student Services Building on campus.

• Virtual advising appointments are available on a limited first-come, first-served basis for students who are unable to visit campus. Call 336-532-5022 to schedule a virtual session.

Note: Students must complete the ACC Admissions process before registering for classes. Also, students who will be dual-enrolled high school students for the Fall semester must register for courses through the Career and College Promise office.

College Catalog

Online Tools

Student Handbook

Student Resources

Student Support Center

 

What Can My Advisor Help With?

Academic Advising

Academic Advisors can help you with:

• Understanding the college transfer process

• Creating an academic plan

• Learning about campus resources

• Exploring job and career opportunities

• Choosing the right college or program

 

Course Registration

We can support you with:

• Building your class schedule

• Checking course availability

• Determining the right course load

• Identifying required courses for your program

• Understanding class prerequisites

  
  

Proactive Outreach

Academic Advisors connect with students throughout the year to provide proactive support. This may include:

• Checking in on academic progress

• Sharing important deadlines and next steps

• Offering guidance during key points in the semester

• Helping you stay on track toward your goals

 

Connecting You to Resources

Advisors help ensure you have what you need to succeed by connecting you with:

• On-campus support services (tutoring, financial aid, counseling, career services, etc.)

• Off-campus resources and community partners

• Tools and services that support your academic, personal, and professional success

 

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Course Types – In Person, Online, Hybrid, Online “Live”, and HyFlex 

What is the difference between an In Person course, Online course and a Hybrid course? Find out here!

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Section Suffix Legend

Ever wonder what the letters mean at the end of the section code? For example, MAT 152-04EC. Check out the Section Suffix Legend to read the description for each letter.

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Semester Planning Worksheet

 

Once you have completed the admissions process, talk with your Academic Advisor to select courses for the upcoming term. Once your registration window opens, you can register for courses for the upcoming semester in one of the following ways:

 

New Students

• After corresponding with an Academic Advisor to discuss your program of study, you can register online using Self-Service once you have been advised.

• Instructions for web registration can be found on the main student page of Self-Service.

• Click here to access the Registration Handbook for Students.

• Your Academic Advisor will assist you each semester at ACC.

• Attend New Student Orientation if you have not already done so.

 

Currently Enrolled Students

• Correspond with your Academic Advisor. You can find your advisor’s name and contact information in your Self-Service account.

• Once you have been advised, you should register online using Self-Service.

 

Make sure that you do not have any registration holds on your student account. Registration holds may include parking fines, Financial Aid charges, book or equipment fines, or other outstanding obligations that will prevent you from registering for courses.

Pay your bill

You can view your account balance and pay your bill—or set up a payment plan—on Self-Service. Payments may also be made at the Cashier’s Office in the Student Success Building (S), top floor.

 

Purchase your textbooks

Visit the ACC Bookstore to view textbook requirements or purchase your materials.

 

Schedule adjustments

Changes to your schedule can be made during the advertised final registration period.

Registration dates, including the last dates to drop and add courses, are posted on the campus calendar.

Please make every effort to finalize your schedule before the first day of class.

 

Dropping a course

To drop a course before the start of the term or during the drop/add period, contact your Advisor.

If you are withdrawing after the 10% point of the class, students must complete the Student Initiated Withdrawal Form. 

Check the campus calendar for the last date to drop a course with a “WP” each semester.

Students must complete the ACC Admissions process before registering for classes.

Dual-enrolled high school students (Career & College Promise) must register for courses through the Career and College Promise office.

We're committed to ensuring you get the support you need to move forward successfully. Let us know how we can help!