Advising and Registration for Continuing Students

An advisor can help you with your academic plan, discuss program requirements and options, and identify helpful resources.  Here is the path to look up your faculty advisor: Log in to MyCorning, Student Resources, Starfish (third red button), My Success Network.

If you are not able to reach your primary advisor, but need an advising appointment, please use this link to schedule a phone, remote, or in-person appointment with the Enrollment Advisement Center, located in the Commons Building. If times are not available through the EAC online calendar that fit your schedule, call 607-962-9875 or email eacenter@corning-cc.edu to schedule an alternate time.

 The Enrollment Advisement Center is open for walk-in times M-F 9-4.

• Academic advising information
• Financial aid guidance
• Career counseling and job search skill acquisition
• Transfer advising
• Assessment re-testing, course placement, and academic progress
• Academic program/major selection and undecided students
• College success skills
• College policies and procedures
• Resource identification and referral

Your "Degree Evaluation" shows how the courses you have taken fulfill degree requirements and what requirements you have left to fulfill.  Reviewing this document is essential in planning which courses you still need to take. Here is the path to your Degree Evaluation: Log in to MyCorning, Student Resources, My Banner, Student and Financial Aid, Student Self Service, Degree Evaluation.

If you do not need to speak with an advisor, you can register for classes as long as you do not have any registration holds on your account.  Please keep in mind that financial aid covers only courses that are required for the program in which you are matriculated. First, complete your Financial Responsibility Agreement (FRA).

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Then log in to MyCorning, Student Resources, My Banner, Student Services & Financial Aid, Student Self Service, Registration.

Please note that the SUNY COVID vaccine mandate for on-campus classes has been lifted, so students who had been taking classes completely online in prior semesters due to that, can take on-campus course sections now if they prefer that mode of instruction!