Returning Students

If it has been more than one year since you were enrolled in courses at the college your student account may no longer be active. Click on the “Re-Apply to the College” button below to submit a new application in CFNC  to reactive your record. Unsure of your enrollment status? Email OneStop@brunswickcc.edu.

Step 1. Plan Your Courses

Use the Self-Service portal to check your degree progress, register for classes, check final grades, apply for graduation, request a transcript, check financial aid status, awards, and pay for classes.

To register:

  • Log into your Self-Service account
    • Select Student Planning
    • Click on “Go to Plan & Schedule”
  • Click on the “Self-Service User Guide” for a step-by-step guide on how to plan and schedule your courses
  • Add each class to your plan
Step 2. Request Advisor Approval

Now that you have planned your schedule, send the plan to your Advisor for review and approval. Your Advisor won’t know that you have planned courses unless you click the “Request Review” button.

  • Select the Advising Tab within “Plan your Degree”
  • Click the “Request Review” button

If you need further assistance, reach out to your Success Coach at academicsupport@brunswickcc.edu. We are here to help!

Step 3. Register for Classes

Get your preferred courses. Don’t delay registering for classes!

Once your advisor has approved (given the thumbs up) to the classes that you have planned, you will have permission to register for them in Self-Service.

  • Log into your Self-Service Account
    • Select Student Planning
    • Click on “Go to Plan & Schedule”
    • You should see a thumbs up for the approved classes
    • Select the “Register Now” button to complete the registration process

The student is responsible for logging into Self-Service and clicking the “Register” button once your courses have been approved by your advisor. You’ll know you are registered for your classes when you see “Registered but not yet started” under each class on your plan.

If you need further assistance, reach out to your Success Coach at academicsupport@brunswickcc.edu. We are here to help!

Step 4. Pay for Classes
  • Complete your FAFSA October 1 of each year for the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters. Don’t miss out on tuition-free grant/scholarship opportunities!
    • Enter BCC’s School Code: 015285
  • Pay for Classes through Self-Service or by calling the Cashier’s office to pay over the phone, 910.755.7318. View the Academic Calendar for the payment deadline schedule.
High School Students

After planning your courses reach out to your NC Career Coach or Guidance Counselor for approval:

  • Career and College Promise (CCP) Dual enrolled: bcc-ccp@brunswickcc.edu – NC Career Coaches are on duty to assist you. Email the CCP office for assistance with applying and registering for classes.
  • Early College High School Students (ECHS): mjessup@bcswan.net – Contact your Early College High School guidance counselor to select your BCC classes. The work with your BCC Advisor to finalize your schedule.

Need help? Reach out to us via one of the following methods for assistance:

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