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Schedule and Register for Classes With Student Planning

What is Student Planning

Student Planning is an online self-service tool that allows you to search for courses, plan your schedule, register for classes, interact with an academic advisor/student success coach, and view your progress toward completing your degree requirements.  It also allows you to “View a New Program” so you can view the degree requirements for any program you might be interested in.

How do I access Student Planning

Student Planning Instructions

  1. Go to www.brookdalecc.edu
  2. Click MyBrookdale located at the top right of the website
  3. Click on WebAdvisor Self ServiceSelf-Service
  4. Enter your User Name and Password, then click SUBMIT
  5. Click on Students menu
  6. Click on Student Planning Search, Register, Drop
How to Plan Courses
  1. Click on Go to Search and Plan Courses / View My Progress,
    then scroll down to find courses based on your program degree requirements.
  2. Click on a course number or click on the Search button to select a course from the search results, then click on Add Course to Plan.

 

How to View My Progress

Click on Go to Search and Plan Courses / View My Progress

How to Plan and Create My Schedule
  1. Click on Go to Create Schedule and Register
  2. Click on View other sections to view the dates and times class sections are offered.
  3. If a course is not listed on the left side, you can add courses in the Search Box, using the four-letter code and a number (EX:  ENGL121, HIST 105, ARCH 121, READ095)  (Picture please)
  4. Then Add Course to Plan using the blue oval.
  5.  Select the term for the planned course.
  6.   Go back to Schedule and Register using the tab and find the correct term. You will see the class listed on the left side, but it will not yet have a section designated.
  7. Click on View other sections to view the dates and times class sections are offered.
  8.  Click on the right arrow to see other pages of offerings. 
  9. Hover over available sections to see if they fit into your schedule. They will be highlighted on the calendar grid.
  10. Click on the class section you desire, then click on Add Section in the Section Details popup window.
  11. Keep in mind that fully online courses (Distance Education location) will not appear on the schedule, because they do not meet during the week.  They appear at the bottom of the calendar.
  12. Hover over available sections to see if they fit into your schedule. They will be highlighted on the calendar grid.
  13. Click on the class section you desire, then click on Add Section in the Section Details popup window.

 

How to Register for Classes
  1. Click on Go to Create Schedule and Register
  2. To register for all your planned sections at once, click Register Now at the top right of the page above the calendar, and click OK to agree to the terms and conditions.
  3. To register for an individual planned section, click Register Now at the bottom of the section, and click OK to agree to the terms and conditions.
How to View My Schedule
  1. View your current term schedule on the Planning Overview page.
  2. View your detailed schedule for all terms on the Schedule and Register page.
  3. View all your courses within each term on the Timeline page.
How to Drop a Class
  1. Click on Go to Create Schedule and Register
  2. Select a class section from your schedule and click on Drop.
How to View Degree Requirements for Another Program
  1. Click on Go to Search and Plan Courses / View My Progress
  2. Click on View a New Program at the top of the page. From the list of academic programs, select a new program, then click View Program.

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