Returning Students
Steps to Re-Enroll
Complete the Form
Has it been a semester or more since you took classes? You don't need to re-apply, but you do need to fill out this form:
Onboarding Contact
After completing the form, your Onboarding Contact will reach out to walk you through the re-enroll process.
Register for Classes
Visit our Register NOW page to complete the steps to register. Then, your dedicated Navigator will create your schedule!
FAQ
If things didn't go as planned the first time around and you had some academic or financial issues — that’s ok. We'll walk you through your options and find the approach that best fits your situation. A couple of frequently asked questions include:
Step 1: Click on “Reset Password (All Others)”
Step 2: Fill in your username (this was emailed to you in the initial Register NOW email), Click on “I am not a robot”
Step 3: Enter your OCC Student ID number that can be found in your Register NOW email, birthdate, and click submit
Step 4: Enter your OCC Student ID number that can be found in your Register NOW email, create a new password, and submit
Step 5: You did it! Click the link to take you back to the Register NOW log in screen to log in and complete the form
If you have any trouble logging in, here is who you can contact:
- OCC Helpdesk: (315) 498-2999
- Erin- (315) 498-2529
- Jessica- (315) 498-2355
Yes, if you still have aid eligibility you can submit a FAFSA/TAP application. If you still have financial aid eligibility but lost it due to academic performance you can earn it back by completing 2 classes with a C or better.
Yes, unfortunately you will need to re-take those classes again for them to count towards your degree if you stay in that program. If you did not meet the GPA requirements and were academically dismissed or were on academic probation you can come back but depending on your situation there will be some requirements for this. Your advisor will be able to review all of this with you and go over your specific requirements.
Yes, but If you have a current balance over $200 you will not be able to register for classes until you take some steps to address it. If you create a payment plan for your balance owed you can get your registration hold lifted. If you owe money and it has gone to collections you will have to work with the collections agency to get this debt resolved. After you do you will be able to have your registration hold lifted.
Yes, you can come back to OCC and enroll in a different degree program. Your school advisor will be able to help you out with this change and what’s needed.
Questions?
If you are having any trouble logging in, please call our help desk at (315) 498-2999 or reach out to me directly: