When Does Spring 2027 Registration Open at Yuba College?

    Spring 2027 registration

    Spring 2027 registration at Yuba opens Monday, November 16, 2026 (in 33 days).

    Priority groups and continuing students
    Nov 16 · in 33 days

    From Yuba’s registration page, checked Oct 13. Your exact day and time is your registration appointment in Yuba’s student portal.

    Yuba spring semester 2027 dates

    First day of classes
    INSTRUCTION BEGINS FOR SPRING SEMESTER
    Jan 19
    Last day to add a class
    Last day to add courses or register without special permission
    Jan 22
    Last day to drop for a refund
    Last day to be eligible for refund of enrollment, parking, student health fee
    Jan 29
    Census day
    Instructors are to drop No Shows for Census Roster Clearance
    Feb 5
    Last day to drop without a W
    Last day to drop class(es) without a “W” grade on permanent record
    Feb 7
    Spring break
    Spring recess; academic holidays (Monday-Friday)
    Mar 29 – Apr 2
    Last day to drop with a W
    Last day to drop class(es) with a “W” grade on permanent record
    Apr 23
    Finals
    Final examination period
    May 18 – May 24

    From Yuba’s academic calendar. Short-term and late-start classes have their own deadlines, listed with each class in the schedule.

    Which classes fill up first at Yuba?

    In Fall 2026, 61% of Yuba’s 660 class sections filled up. These filled every section, or nearly every one:

    BIOL 15 Bioscience
    13 of 13 sections full
    ETHN 11 Intro Ethnic Std
    9 of 9 sections full
    BIOL 4 Human Anatomy
    6 of 6 sections full
    BIOL 5 Human Physiology
    6 of 6 sections full
    ETHN 1 Intro Chicanx Stds
    5 of 5 sections full
    HLTH 10 Prin. of Nutrition
    5 of 5 sections full

    See the 30 classes that fill up fastest at Yuba, with waitlist sizes.

    Questions students ask

    When can I sign up for spring 2027 classes at Yuba?

    Priority groups and continuing students: Monday, November 16, 2026. Your exact time is the registration appointment shown in Yuba’s student portal.

    Why do some students get to register before me?

    California's community colleges follow a registration order set by state rules (California Code of Regulations, Title 5, section 58108). Groups the law names come first, including active-duty military and veterans, current and former foster youth, and students in DSPS, EOPS or CalWORKs. Next are continuing students who have finished orientation, placement and an education plan with a counselor. Yuba sets the exact order within those rules.

    How do I get an earlier registration time at Yuba?

    Finish orientation, placement and an education plan with a counselor at Yuba before registration opens, and stay in good academic standing. Students can lose priority after two terms in a row on academic or progress probation (some colleges now call it "notice"), or once they pass 100 degree-applicable units.

    What if the class I need is full?

    Join the waitlist if the section has one, and keep an eye on it through the first week: seats open up as students drop. Depending on the college, you are either added automatically or sent a permission number or add code that expires, so check your email. Going to the first class meeting matters, since instructors often add waitlisted students who show up. The list above shows which Yuba classes filled last fall, so pick backups for those.

    When does the spring semester start at Yuba?

    Spring 2027 classes at Yuba start Tuesday, January 19, 2027.

    What's the last day to drop a class without a W at Yuba?

    For full-term spring 2027 classes, Sunday, February 7, 2027. Shorter classes have earlier deadlines, listed with each class in the schedule. A W does not affect your GPA, but the units still count as attempted, so a pattern of them can affect progress standing and financial aid.

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