Spring 2026 Registration Opens November 3rd!
You Can Register for Classes on the Workday App or Workday Online.
Log into your student account (MyECC) by entering in your username and password. Your username and initial password can be found at the MyUsername Check.
For assistance, contact the ITS Service Desk at servicedesk@ecc.edu or call (716) 851-1835, Monday through Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and Thursday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Meet with your faculty advisor to build your class schedule. Visit Academic Advising for contact information by program.
To be connected to your academic department, please call (716) 851-1322 or email info@ecc.edu.From the Workday homepage, select the Academics worklet. You can register from your
Saved Schedule, your Academic Plan, or by Find Course Sections.
Additional helpful videos to complete registration can be found here.
Note: If you have a hold on your account, you cannot register until the hold is cleared. If you do not meet a specific requirement for a course, you will not be allowed to register for that course. Speak to your advisor for assistance.
When you register for classes, a bill is generated in Workday within 24 hours. From Workday, select the Finances worklet. Click Make Payment under the My Account heading.
You are financially liable for your registered classes. Please see the section below titled Financial Liability for more information.
The Drop/Add period allows students to adjust their registration. The Drop/Add period ends seven calendar days from the start of spring and fall semesters.
1. Students should consult their academic adviser to determine which classes to change.
2. Login to Workday to drop/add classes. Select the Academic worklet, then select Planning & Registration. Select View My Courses. Locate the course you want to drop and click Drop. Click Confirm, then OK, and then Done. Click on My Dropped/Withdrawn Courses to view the dropped course.
3. Dropping and adding classes can affect your tuition/fees and your financial aid. Check your Finances worklet after adjusting your registration.
If you need to withdraw from all your classes, you must meet with a Counselor and
complete the withdrawal form by the last date to withdraw as published in the academic calendar. You can reach Counselors at the numbers below:
Withdrawing from all your classes means you will have to re-apply when you are ready to re-enroll.
Tuition and fees for each semester are due by the first day of classes. You must have been deferred by the Financial Aid office, be paid in full, or have enrolled in the Tuition Installment Plan (TIP) through Student Account Services by the first day of classes.
It is your responsibility to arrange payment even in instances of non-attendance, unless your courses are officially dropped during the published add/drop dates. By registering for classes, you acknowledge liability to SUNY Erie for tuition, fees, and any required collection costs or legal fees as outlined in the tuition and fee section of the college catalog. Failure to attend classes does not absolve you from financial liability. In all cases, it is your responsibility to drop classes by the due date or you will be held financially liable for your classes.
Apply to SUNY Erie by completing an online application. Once you have been accepted, you must register with the Registrar’s office and submit the Cross Registration form supplied by your home college. If you do not submit the cross-registration form at the time of registration, you will be billed for the course. If you drop below full-time status at your home institution, you will be responsible for tuition costs.
Restrictions:
Classes that the College offers off-site are not eligible for Cross Registration. Cross-registered students that register prior to the published dates will not be honored as cross-registered students and the tuition will not be deferred. All course-related fees in excess of tuition are the responsibility of the student.