Course Registration

• Summer 2026 classes for returning students: 

  • • RELG 100 - $420 per credit, students must be in the US or have a VPN. Registration deadline: May 15

    • Bethel - contact registrar@hesston.edu for enrollment. $575. Registration deadline: May 15

    • Tabor - enrollment through Acadeum/registrar, discounted price for student as listed in the linked document. 

      • • Registration deadline for Summer 1: April 27 (Starts May 4)

        • Registration deadline for Summer 2: June 8 (Starts June 15)

    • Acadeum directions for students - $420 per credit. Registration deadline: June 15

1. Login: Be sure you can login to login.hesston.edu with your Hesston username and password. You will need to use My Hesston as a student instead of a guest or prospective student. Contact helpdesk@hesston.edu if you need assistance.

2. Email: Monitor your Hesston College email for a message from your advisor. They will give you details about how to schedule a meeting time. Your Hesston email is the primary way you will communicate with your advisor and your professors. 

3. Placement scores: even though your ACT/SAT scores are not needed for admission, these scores are needed for placement in Math and English classes. Be sure to share your scores with your admissions counselor as soon as possible. 

4. Do you have previous college credit? You must send your OFFICIAL college transcripts to HC for any dual credit classes in high school (high school transcript is not sufficient) or previous college semesters. Go to that college's Registrar or Academic Office website and fill out the transcript request form. Have your transcript sent directly to Hesston College. Do not send the transcript to yourself.

5. Prepare: Use the course schedule, planning documents, and the degree worksheet for your major to begin planning the courses you need and want to take.

6. Advising Meeting: Your advisor will help enroll you in classes for the fall and spring. Enrollment for new students opens in May and will continue through the summer.

Academic Calendar for next year - scroll to the bottom of the page

Final exam schedule 

• You must plan to take all of your final exams in person. Do not make plans to travel home before your final exams are finished. 

Guide to Reading the Course Schedule

The up-to-date schedule is available for students on My Hesston - Academics: 

• Step 1: Click on Course Search

• Step 2: Select the correct term and click Search. This will show all courses available in the term. 

• You can also search by course code, days, and times. 

General Education courses

Wellness section descriptions

Course Catalog: includes course descriptions, all academic policies, and degree requirements

Course Placements: English, Math, and Science courses

Schedule Planning Template

Degree Worksheets: Bachelor's Degrees

• Bachelor of Arts, Business Management

• Bachelor of Arts, Interdisciplinary Studies 

  • • IDS Concentrations - TBA

    • Hesston College IDS / Tabor College Criminal Justice Dual Degree 

• Bachelor of Arts, Sports Management

• Bachelor of Science, Aviation - Professional Pilot

• Bachelor of Science, Engineering

• Bachelor of Science, Health and Human Performance

• Bachelor of Science, Health Sciences

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Degree Worksheets: Associate's Degrees

• Associate of Arts

• Associate of Science

• Associate of General Studies

• Associate of Applied Arts & Sciences, Aviation - Professional Pilot

• Pre-nursing tracks Associate Completion Tracks: 

  • • Pre-nursing - Associate of Arts track

    • Pre-nursing - Associate of General Studies track

When you meet with your advisor: 

• Confirm/update your degree, major, and anticipated graduation date. 

• Plan your schedule for fall AND spring next year. 

• Remember:

  1. You should be on track to earn enough total credits: 120 credits for a Bachelor's degree and 60 credits for an Associate's degree. (about 15 credits per semester)

  2. You need to plan the required General Education and major-specific courses required for your degree. 

  3. You must meet the minimum GPA required for your degree. 

     • If you retake a class to meet a requirement or improve your GPA, the second grade is always the final grade. You may only retake a class one time. If you take a class on Acadeum, that counts as an "attempt."

• Come to your advisor meeting with ideas of what classes you need and would like to take.