Self-Service: Planning and Registering

Beginning Monday, February 2, 2026 Lewis & Clark College of Arts and Sciences students will use Self-Service to plan and register for classes. 

Self-Service is replacing WebAdvisor as the tool students will use to plan their coursework and register for classes. You already use Self-Service for managing your Financial Aid, viewing your grades, and other actions.  Now you’ll be able to use this tool for all of your academic needs.

SELF-SERVICE INCLUDES

  • an updated and live checklist of all program requirements called My Progress.  It replaces our outdated program evaluation tool.
  • an academic planning tool that allows you to plan courses and sections for your entire four years, and view your semester calendar on a scheduling grid.
  • a registration system that can clearly display information which will help you prepare for the advising period and registration.

HOW IT WORKS:  PLAN, SEARCH AND REGISTER

The Self-Service Student Planning system encourage you to plan into the future.

  • PLAN:   Review My Progress and find courses that will complete requirements.
  • SEARCH:   Find courses and sections  to put on your plan.  Note that Sections are iterations of Courses that have assigned semesters, dates and times.
    • Courses can be added to any semester in your plan, and can be used at a later date to find available sections. Keep in mind that there is no guarantee that a specific course section will be offered. Check section listings for a specific term as schedules become available.  
    • Sections  (scheduled courses) are only available for the upcoming academic year.
  • REGISTER:   Use the sections you’ve placed on your schedule to register during your assigned registration time.  Note that a section must be planned on your schedule in order to register.  

GUIDES

The Basics

Planning and Searching

Registering

  • Registering using Quick Registration
    • This is the easiest and quickest way to register. You will need to have Advisor Approval, and you must not have any registration holds.
    • This method is required if you intend to register during the first round for a lecture section with a separate lab and/or discussion section.
  • Registering using your Schedule
    • This method may be more helpful if you want to view your schedule and/or select between multiple section offerings, or add new courses and sections to your schedule.
  • Holds and messages 
    • Find messages and information about registration holds.
  • Permissions 
    • Understanding how to view the permissions that instructors may grant.
  • Registration Times
    • You can see your registration time posted on the Self-Service Planning and Registration screens after Registration Advising begins.
    • You can also view times by Anticipated Completion Date on the Registration Times webpage.

TRANSFER COURSES AND ADVANCED PLACEMENT INFORMATION

LEARNING MORE ABOUT SELF-SERVICE

The Registrar’s Office will host a number of drop-in sessions in March to help students who have questions about the tool.  See dates listed at the top of this page.

  • More about Planning and Your Timeline (coming soon!)
  • More about Searching for Courses and Sections - Using the Filters (coming soon)
  • Advising: Reviewing your Academic Plan with your Advisor (coming soon!)
    • Using Self-Service communication and notes
  • Navigating in Self-Service (coming soon!)