General Registration for CCSE Students

We are committed to helping you navigate your first steps at Kennesaw State by answering registration concerns with ease. Even if you are a new student or a returning one, we provide essential registration information, ensuring you are equipped to plan your academic path seamlessly.

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CSE 1321/L & CSE 1322/L (Programming) Course Registration

Access the essential information and step-by-step guidance you need to successfully register for the Programming lecture and lab courses.

Step-by-Step Instructions & Info about Registration Errors

Advising Hold

If you are in your first semester at KSU, an 'Advising Hold' is placed on your account to check in with you and see how your transition to KSU is going.

This hold is in place to ensure that you attend an advising appointment with your assigned Academic Advisor to discuss your academic plans before you register for courses for the next semester. 

If you are currently a CCSE major, but planning to switch to a major other than Computer Game Design, Computer Science, Data Science, Information Technology, or Software Engineering, then you should talk to the advising office that corresponds with your desired major.

List of College Advising Centers: https://advising.kennesaw.edu/advising_websites_by_college.php.

If you are a CCSE major (and you plan to stay a CCSE major), or you are not a CCSE major but considering switching to one, then you should schedule an appointment to talk with your assigned CCSE Advisor.

Other Hold Types

Account Holds require students to take certain actions before they are allowed to register for classes for the next semester.

It is recommended you check for and resolve holds before the registration period begins.

You must contact the office that placed the hold on your account to resolve it.

Click the button below, find your hold type, and contact the corresponding office to begin the process of resolving your hold(s).

Registrar's Website - Registration Holds

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