Frequently Asked Questions

Tuition can be paid through the MyBill tile on the online center through your MyGRCC account. For more information, check out this video or check out this website

Tuition is due based off of the date you enrolled in your class. For a comprehensive list of tuition dates, check out this website.

You can go to https://studentaid.gov/ for more information and to access the application.

You can submit a single application through the Academic Works tile in your MyGRCC account.

In the Add/Drop classes tile of the online center and on the left side of the screen, there is a tab that says Drop Classes. This is where you can select the class you want to drop and then drop it. For more information, check out this walkthrough video.

New students will register for classes at their Advising and Registration session. Otherwise, you can register for your classes through the online center under the Add/Drop classes tile. You can then click on class search and enroll and find the class you need either by using the course code, class name, or lecture number. This video will walk you through the entire process.

To see which classes you are enrolled in, go into the Add/Drop classes tile in your Online Center. Once there, click on the tab on the left side of the page called View My Classes and choose the semester you want to view. The classes you are enrolled in for that semester should show up on your screen. If they do not, make sure you are fully enrolled in them or contact our IT department at (616) 234-4357.

The IRW 099 and EN 101 classes have to correspond with each other. This video walks you through how to properly sign up for both courses.

No. If you have any classes in the shopping cart, you are not fully enrolled. Classes will show up in your View My Classes tab once you have fully enrolled in them.

Recommendations are listed in Navigate under the Planner tab at the top of the screen. Once in Planner, recommendations can be viewed on the right side of the screen and any comments from your advisor can be viewed under the feedback history tab. Please watch this video for more information.

To transfer to a specific college, you will need to consult an advisor and follow the articulation agreement on their website (if available).

You can view who your advisor is in Navigate. Once in Navigate, choose the Appointments tab on the left side and then click on the My Team button.

Please note that students must go through an Advising and Registration session before being able to meet with an advisor. You will do this through your Navigate account. Please watch this video for a full walkthrough.

A RaiderCard is your student ID that serves as your on campus debit card. With money loaded onto your card you can pay for parking, printing, dining, vending, and at our library. You can also use your RaiderCard to access our various amenities at the Ford Fieldhouse, along with accessing our Academic Support services.

You can take your RaiderCard photo either in-person at our Student Life Office on the first floor of the Student Center, or you can submit one online through StudentLink. To upload a photo, please watch this tutorial video. If you are submitting a photo online, you will still need to pick up your ID at our Student Life Office.

There are 2 ways you can put money onto your RaiderCard. There are in-person RaiderCard machines around campus located on the walls. The other option is to go onto your MyGRCC account and go into Student Link, where you can make a deposit online.

Your student email uses the same login information as your MyGRCC account. This means that your email address will be your MyGRCC username with @email.grcc.edu and your password will be the same as your MyGRCC password. Please see this video for more information.

One reason may be that the class is full or not being offered. Otherwise, it could be that there is no space between the course code and number. If there is no space in between, no results will pull up (ex: EN101 vs. EN 101).

Before you are able to register for a math course, you have to have either met the prerequisite for the class or have taken the ALEKS math placement test. If you have not taken the ALEKS test yet, here is a video with more information.

To get rid of the orientation hold as a new student, you have to attend an Advising and Registration session either in-person, virtually, or through Blackboard. Sign up for a session.