Registration is the process of selecting and enrolling in courses each semester. But there can be a lot to do before the first day of class beyond picking out classes.
Our offices can assist with course evaluations, student registration, transcript services, enrollment verification, grading and academic records maintenance, degree audits, graduation clearance, and printing of diplomas, student data reporting and statistical analysis, and FERPA compliance.
Application does not result in admission to a specific program. Once all academic records are reviewed, the college reserves the right to change the student’s major to reflect an eligible status.
Use the resources on this page to help navigate through the enrollment process.
The Higher Education Opportunity Act (Public Law 110-315)(HEOA) was enacted on August 14, 2008, and reauthorizes the Higher Education of 1965, as amended (HEA). At the direction of the U.S. Department of Education, Daytona State College is required to disclose certain information to consumers – current and prospective students, employees, and the public.
Use these links to request any of the follow information or documents. If you need PDF versions of any of these forms, please contact Records@DaytonaState.edu.
Use these links to request any of the follow information or documents. If you need PDF versions of any of these forms, please contact Registration@DaytonaState.edu. Online Success Seminar (OSS) - This fully online, FREE 3-hour seminar will help you identify personal strengths and challenges to online learning. The seminar is available for all students, but for those students that have earned lower than a C in one of their online classes, it will be mandatory to attend the OSS prior to trying another fully online course in their enrollment path. Once a student is identified as needing to complete the OSS, they will not be permitted to register for a fully online class without completing the OSS. If a student has preregistered prior to being identified as needing to complete the OSS, the student will be permitted to remain in that specific online course/section. These students will not be permitted to change their preregistered fully online course section to another fully online section. If the student was dropped for any reason from the preregistered fully online section, the student will only be able to register for a class that is not fully online within the registration time period.
Students who were dropped from a class and wish to be reinstated should complete the online Reinstatement Form for the course(s) in which you wish to be reinstated. Each course will require a new form submission. On the form, indicate the course number, section number, and instructor name, along with your name and student ID. Student must submit the reinstatement form within 3 days of being dropped from the course. Reinstatement requests will be denied if the request was submitted after the 3 day period. Reinstatement form for Fall A Reinstatement form for Fall Full semester
If you have an unexpected circumstances in your life during the semester, don't leave without talking to someone about your options. The Question & Answer Center staff will help you navigate your options. For more information, visit the Student Appeals page.