To add or drop classes using the Telephone Registration Computer System, call (925) 370-9000 or (866) 455-8734. To verify your telephone registration was completed, go to access WebAdvisor to view your schedule, or call the telephone registration system again and press 3 to confirm that courses were added and/or dropped. Please plan your schedule carefully. You will be blocked from making any schedule changes (adding or dropping classes) once you have an outstanding debt. Pay your fees during your telephone registration or web registration transaction using a credit card or immediately at the Cashiers Office to avoid being blocked.
Before you call:
Payment - by check
Registration fees are required at the time of registration. You may pay your fees at the Cashier's Office. You will be blocked from making any changes to your schedule until your fees have been paid.NOTE: It is your responsibility to drop the classes before the refund deadline date. Failure to do so will result in a student debt and a possible failing grade. All students will be blocked from making any registration changes until all fees have been paid.
Payment - by credit card
After the credit card number has been accepted by the system, the voice prompt will guide you through the remainder of the telephone registration process.
Steps to follow in your call:
Step 1. Call (925) 370-9000 or (866) 455-8734.
Step 2. Press 1 to register for courses
Step 3. Input your Student ID Number OR Press 2 to register using your Social Security Number. If you are a new student you may register using your Social Security Number. You will receive your student ID # on your first registration receipt.
Step 4. Input your Month and Day and Year of Birth (ex. February 15th = 021570)
Step 5. Select the academic term (listen for which button to press).
Step 6. Add or drop classes using the following guidelines:
To add a class:
Press 1 to add a class. Enter the section number you wish to enroll in.The voice response will confirm if your are enrolled in the class (remember to press 6 at the end of every phone session).
Example:
| Add Code | Section/ Class Number |
|
| 1 | 5090 | for Art 152-5090 Ceramics M 9-11am |
NOTE: You must properly withdraw from a class before the refund deadline to avoid owing the registration fees. Non-attendance is not a proper method of withdrawal. It is your responsibility to drop classes you no longer want.
To drop a class:
Press 2 to drop a course. Enter the section number of the course you wish to drop (remember to press 6 at the end of every phone session).
Example:
| Drop Code | Section/ Class Number |
|
| 2 | 5850 | for Engl 122-5850 English MWF 8-9 am |
NOTE: You must properly withdraw from a class before the refund deadline to avoid owing the registration fees. Non-attendance is not a proper method of withdrawal. It is your responsibility to drop classes you no longer want.
After you add or drop your last class, follow the instructions given by the voice response. Additional options are also available:
To pay for your classes or financial obligation:
You have three options; Check, MasterCard, or Visa. Please have your MasterCard or Visa information in front of you. The computer will ask for the type of credit card, the number, and expiration date.
If you pay by MasterCard or Visa, remember to press the # sign after the last number of your credit card.
Credit Card Number: (ex. 1234567890123456#)
Expiration Date: (ex. June 1999 = 0699)Amount Owed $ ____________
Deadline Date: _____________** Fees must be received by the deadline date to avoid canceling your course selection.
Payment by Check:
On your check write your student ID number or social security number, driver's license number, and the semester that you are paying for. Make the check payable to "DVC". Mail the check to:
Diablo Valley College, Cashier's Office
321 Golf Club Road
Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
Other considerations when dropping a class:
NOTE: You must properly withdraw from a class before the refund deadline to avoid owing the registration fees. Non-attendance is not a proper method of withdrawal. It is your responsibility to drop classes you no longer want.