Advising & Registration for Spring '22

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University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton has begun the advising and registration window for the spring semester. 

Current students can visit www.uaccm.edu/student/advising/ to book an advising appointment. During the appointment, the advisor will help the student select courses and address any academic questions or concerns. After the advising appointment, the registration hold will be removed and the student can register online through Campus Connect.  For more on self-registration, visit the Academic Advising webpage.

New students will meet with an academic advisor to register for classes. New students can book an advising appointment online at the link above. Appointments begin on November 8. 

For questions about the advising and registration process, contact Academic Advising at 501-208-5307 or visit www.uaccm.edu/student/advising/. 



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