Online Registration Intructions

Online registration begins at 6 am on Monday, March 19, 2012.

Returning Students
Online registration is available to current and former students who have registered for a College at Brockport course within the past two years.

State University of New York System-wide Policy
All students are required to accept The College at Brockport Codes of Social Conduct to register. A "registration hold" is placed on student registrations (at the end of each day) for students who have not accepted the Codes of Social Conduct, freezing the registration.

New Students Registering at the College at Brockport for SummerSession '12
If you are a new student (anyone who has not registered for a course at The College at Brockport within the past two years, or if you have just received your undergraduate or graduate degree from Brockport) who wishes to take a summer class, please read the following.

"New to Brockport" students are required to complete the The College at Brockport New Student Information Form in hard copy before registering. Please return the form to the Office of Special Sessions and Programs by fax, mail, or in-person. Once the completed form has been submitted and processed, a student record will be created for you, which will allow you to register for SummerSession and (WinterSession) courses only.

New students wishing to register for fall or spring classes must contact the Undergraduate or Graduate Admissions offices to complete a non-degree application:

Undergraduate Admissions at (585) 395-2751
Graduate Admissions at (585) 395-5465

A Quick Guide to Online Registration Instructions

Operating Hours: 24 Hours a Day ( System may occasionally be unavailable)

Online registration is accessible on and off campus. In order to use the online services, you will need to have your Brockport ID number or your social security number and your Personal Identification Number (PIN).

If this is your first visit to Web Banner (Campus Information System), your PIN is your birth date (MMDDYY).

If you have trouble getting into Web Banner with your PIN number, call the Office of Registration and Records at (585) 395-2531 and ask for assistance.

Always exit the system by clicking on the <exit> icon at the top right corner of a page. Once you exit the system be sure to exit your browser to protect your privacy.

How to Register Online for Courses

How to Add/Drop Courses Online

How to Affirm Enrollment and Accept Financial Responsibility
(Reserve your Course Schedule)

Having Online Registration Problems?
Call the Office of Registration and Records at (585) 395-2531
(Weekdays 8 am - 4 pm)

A Quick Guide to Online Registration Numbers

How to Create/Reset Your PIN
The PIN (Personal Identification Number) is a number you select to protect the privacy of your own computer data. This PIN will be used for all online applications of the Web-based Student Information System.

In the future you will always be asked for this PIN number to gain access to the system. This will provide security for your record. If you are unable to get into the online system, call the Office of Registration and Records at (585) 395-2531 to have your PIN number reset. For your protection, a list of PIN numbers does not exist.

Using a Permission Key Number
A Permission Key number is the electronic signature of the instructor that the instructor or the academic department provides a student in order to enroll in a course that is not otherwise open to the student.

Course Reference Number
Each course is associated with a four-digit Course Reference Number (CRN) that is used to identify the course during the registration process.

The CRN can be found to the far left of the course discipline code (or subject code) and number in the course listings for each department.
Here is an example: 8278 SPN 111.31.
When choosing courses prior to registration, be sure to make note of the CRNs as well as the course disciplines and course numbers. You will be using the CRNs to register for your courses.
If the CRN# is underlined, click on it to obtain supplemental course information on the online course schedule.