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• Learn how to register online here:

Online Registration Tutorial

• You are currently a high school student who is seeking to take college level courses at HCCC.
• For more information about registering, click here.

• This is your first time applying to HCCC and you never attended college before. Before registering, make sure you have completed all steps as a first time college student. Remember, you can .
  • Instructions on how to download and use the Navigate Student app can be found by .
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• You work for the County of Hudson and you are planning on using a tuition waiver. Before registering, make sure you have completed all steps as a Hudson County Employee Student. Remember, you can .
  • Instructions on how to download and use the Navigate Student app can be found by .
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• Go to our Benefits and Pensions page and download the form in Tuition Waiver under Full Time Employee Benefits OR download the form in Tuition Reduction/Waiver under Adjunct Faculty Benefits.

• You are an international student planning to attend HCCC on . Before registering, make sure you have completed all steps as an international student. Remember, you can .
  • Instructions on how to download and use the Navigate Student app can be found by .
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• You previously attended HCCC and are reapplying to return. Before registering, make sure you have completed all steps as Re-admitted Student. Remember, you can .
  • Instructions on how to download and use the Navigate Student app can be found by .
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• You have previously graduated from HCCC in the past and plan to attend again for a second degree. Before registering, make sure you have completed all steps as a second degree student.
• After receiving your Academic Division Dean鈥檚 approval, you can .
  • Instructions on how to download and use the Navigate Student app can be found by .
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• You are a Hudson County resident who is 65 years or older. Before registering, make sure you have completed all steps as a Senior Citizen Student. Remember, you can .
  • Instructions on how to download and use the Navigate Student app can be found by .
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• You are unemployed and plan to use a tuition waiver. Before registering, make sure you have completed all steps as a Student Using an Unemployment Waiver. Remember, you can .
  • Instructions on how to download and use the Navigate Student app can be found by .
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• This is for students who are transferring from another college or university to HCCC. Before registering, make sure you have completed all steps as a transfer student. Remember, you can .
  • Instructions on how to download and use the Navigate Student app can be found by .
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• You are a Veteran, Spouse/Dependent or Active Duty Member who plans to use their Veteran benefits. Before registering, make sure you have completed all steps as a veteran student.
• To honor our Veterans, we allow all service members (with documentation) to register before registration opens to all other students.
• If you plan to participate in Priority Registration and/or use your Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits, contact veteransFREEHUDSONCOUNTYCOMMUNITYCOLLEGE.
• Veteran students can .
  • Instructions on how to download and use the Navigate Student app can be found by .
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• You are visiting from another institution to take a few classes, or do not plan to earn a degree at HCCC. Before registering, make sure you have completed all steps as a visiting or non-matriculating student.
• Visiting or non-matriculating students can register by contacting Admissions Representative, Hamza Saleem, at hsaleem2FREEHUDSONCOUNTYCOMMUNITYCOLLEGE.
• Note:

You are able to add and drop classes before the term begins. You will not be responsible academically or financially for any changes made during this time. The add and drop deadlines can be found in the Enrollment Guide.

• Once classes begin, there is an add and drop period when you can change your schedule. The deadlines for adding and dropping can be found in the Enrollment Guide. Please note, during the add and drop period (after classes begin) a $15 fee will be charged each time you make a change to your class schedule.
• If you no longer wish to be registered in a course, you must drop or withdraw from the course. If you do not drop or withdraw from the course, you will continue to be registered and will be held academically and financially responsible for the course. It is recommended to contact Financial Aid and/or Advising to learn how this may impact you.
• For more information go to HCCC College Catalog.

• After the add/drop period, if you wish to change your schedule, please know there may be an academic and financial impact. Removing a class after the add/drop period is considered a withdrawal, not a drop. A withdrawal from a class will result in a grade of 鈥淲鈥� on your college transcript, which is considered an unsuccessful attempt at a course, but does not impact your overall GPA calculation.
• A withdrawal from a course may or may not result in a refund. These refund deadlines can be found in the Enrollment Guide. It is recommended to contact Financial Aid and/or Advising to learn how this may impact you.
• For more information go to HCCC College Catalog.

• When you register for a class at HCCC, you agree to be responsible for meeting deadlines and financial obligations. The College is also sensitive to the fact that students may face difficult situations beyond their control. For this reason, the College offers students the ability to petition for a withdrawal after the deadline, a grade change (鈥淔鈥� to 鈥淲鈥�), and/or a financial adjustment to their tuition bill. Only petitions with detailed documentation will be considered for up to one year after the circumstance.
• After the withdrawal deadline, students may only withdraw from a course by submitting a Special Circumstances for Withdrawal (SCW) form, which will be reviewed by a committee and your Division Dean. If approved, you will receive a grade of 鈥淲鈥�. The SCW form can be accessed here.
• A withdrawal from a class will result in a grade of 鈥淲鈥� on your college transcript, which is considered an unsuccessful attempt at a course, but does not impact your overall GPA calculation.