Allen-area students enrolled at Collin College face a Dec. 9 payment deadline for Wintermester 2026 and Spring 2027 classes. Missing it means paying at the time of registration or risking holds on their accounts.
Registration opened Oct. 29 for all admitted students, according to Wylie News. The college offers in-person, online and hybrid class formats.
A priority registration window began Oct. 26.
The college's registration page shows priority dates are based on completed hours, including credit hours at Collin College, transfer hours and credit by exam. Students with 50 or more completed hours could register starting Oct. 26, those with 30 or more on Oct. 27 and those with at least one hour on Oct. 28.
Veterans and their dependents, honors students with a 3.25 GPA or higher enrolled in at least one honors course, dual-credit and home-school students, athletes, student workers, ACCESS students and pregnant or parenting students also qualified for the first day of priority registration.
The early registration payment deadline for both terms is Dec. 9, with payment due by 5 p.m. An unpaid balance triggers registration and graduation holds and could lead to collection action, according to the college's Student Financial Services page.
Wintermester students can take a maximum of three credit hours in one course. The Spring 2027 16-week term allows up to 18 credit hours. A $100 late fee applies to students who register for the first time on the first day of the term.
