Select which type of student you are below, then follow the steps below to register. You can register for classes online, over the phone or in person at the Enrollment Center located in C-019. Our friendly Registration staff is here to help!
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Friday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
July 4 and 5 Closed
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There are three ways to register:
1. Online (recommended):
2. Phone: Call 262.691.5578 to register.
3. In Person: Stop by the Enrollment Center on the first floor of the College Center to register in person. Bring your registration form.
View Schedule: Log into MyWCTC and select "View/Print Course Schedule," then "View Current or Past Schedules." Choose the term you wish to view or print.
View Bill: Log into MyWCTC and select "Paying For College," then choose any option in the "Pay My Bill" box.
Take care of your bill online or enroll in a payment plan via myWCTCaccount. For payment plan questions, call 262.691.5283 or email billing@wctc.edu.
Newly-Admitted Program Students
Newly admitted program students can register for classes after completing New Student Orientation.
Browse options using the course search tool. You can filter by delivery method, start date and more.
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Current Program Students
Browse options using the course search tool. If you have questions about course selection, talk to your academic advisor.
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Students Under 16
Submit your Request for Enrollment to the Enrollment Center, located on the first floor of the College Center on our Pewaukee Campus (C-019). All registrations are subject to associate dean and registrar approval.
If you're having trouble creating a MyWCTC account, try our Manual Create an Account system. Accounts will be processed by Registration staff within one to two business days.
By auditing, you can take a class at WCTC without earning a grade or credit for the course. You may choose to audit a course to develop certain skills or explore a personal interest.
Only credit courses may be audited; students receive AU as a final grade. Audit students may attend class, but are not required to take examinations; they do not receive credit for the class. Tuition and fees are assessed. An audited course appears on the student's record with the grade AU and it does not count toward a degree or diploma.
To audit a course, an agreement is made between the student and the instructor. Students may elect to change from credit to audit if they adhere to the following guidelines:
WCTC permits a person 60 years of age or older to audit a course, with the exception of community-based service classes (600-level courses) and apprenticeship courses. Tuition for audit classes will be waived; however, the individual is responsible for course-related fees. The decision to audit must be made at the time of registration. No credit is granted for audited courses.
Senior audit requirements include: