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Registration Process Checklist

About Open-Entry/Open-Exit Courses

Book and Tool Information

Download Current Course Catalog and Class Schedule

Apply and Register Online Instructions

• Online registration

• A new browser window will open. This is the login screen.
• Enter Student ID number (social security number) and 4 digit PIN. Continuing EGOS students PIN will be birth month and day (MMDD) and for security reasons needs to be changed the first time it is used. New students will be assigned a PIN when they register. Some browsers may prompt you to save your log-on information so you will not have to reenter the information the next time you visit. In general, this is not recommended.
• Select “Enter” and account information will appear.
• Choose “Course Registration” under the registration tab.
• Make sure to select the appropriate semester for registration and follow the step-by-step instructions.
• Pay for classes using VISA or MasterCard (no other credit cards accepted) by selecting “Make a Payment” under “Your Account.” Most debit cards have daily limits. Contact financial institution regarding limits. Registrations not paid for within 24 hours will be deleted from the system.
• When finished, select the “Logout” button on the upper left side of the screen. Failure to logoff can give anyone access to your private information.

Apply and Register in Person

• Come to Emily Griffith Opportunity School at
• 1250 Welton St.
• Denver, CO 80204
• Go to registration center (main level)
• Open M-Th 7:30am - 6:00pm, Friday 7:30am-3:00pm
• Fill out an application
• Make an appointment with an adviser.

Registration Process Checklist

• Download Checklist
• Complete a an application:
• online at www.egos-school.com
• in person in the registration center at 1250 Welton St.
• Take an assessment test
• Meet with an advisor if declaring a major; call 720-423-4712 to schedule an appointment
• to interpret assessment test scores
• to receive assistance in course selection
• Register by phone at 720-423-4702, or in person in the registration area at 1250 Welton Street.
• Financial Aid
• recipients contact Financial Aid after registering for classes
• Make payment in Treasurer’s Office
• pay with cash, check, financial aid, or credit card (Visa or MasterCard only)
• credit card can be used to pay at time of registering if done online or by phone
• registrations not paid for in 48 hours will be deleted from the system
• To pay by cash, check, financial aid, or agency/sponsor, or use the deferred tuition option, registration must be done in person.
• No bill, receipt, or copy of schedule will be mailed. Stop by the Treasurer’s Office to verify payment and receive a copy of class schedule.
• Buy books
• call 720-423-4712 to obtain a book list
• online at:

www.specialty-books.com

• or Big Dog Bookstore,
• 1331 15th Street
• bring books to the first class in order to begin assignments

About Open-Entry/Open-Exit Courses

Several courses operate on an open-entry/open-exit format. These courses are indicated with Open Entry in the dates column. Open-entry/open-exit classes allow students to enroll at any time throughout the year, selecting from a variety of schedules. Students are expected to attend the agreed number of hours each week and progress through the course at a steady pace in order to complete by their end date.

Students entering an open entry course and registering online must meet with their instructor to determine their completion date. The instructor will turn the completion date in to registration. Students entering an open entry course and registering in person will receive their start and end dates at registration. Students may exit classes upon successful completion of outlined competencies. In some courses, additional hours may be purchased in 1/4 credit hour segments if more time is needed to develop the required competencies.

Students may register in an open entry course at any time provided:

• The course is open for enrollment
• Space is available
• All required prerequisite assessment and/or course work has been successfully completed
• Orientation and/or submission of records, if required, have been successfully completed

If a class is closed or full, you are encouraged to put your name on a waiting list for the next available opening or enrollment period.

Books and Tools

Books: Many courses, may have additional costs for textbooks. Students are responsible for providing their own books. Call 720-423-4712 for more information.

Books for the College of Health Science programs and courses are purchased from University of Colorado Health Sciences Book Store (303-315-5735).

Books for all other programs and courses are purchased:

• online at

www.specialty-books.com

• Big Dog Textbooks, 303-893-2443
• 1331 15th Street
• Denver, CO 80202

Tools: Many career/technical courses require students to provide their own tools. The program specifies the tools students must purchase for their training. Tools are available from a number of local sources.

Approximate costs for books and tools may be found at the registration center or by calling 720-423-4712.