Skip to main content

CT State

Access Your Student Schedule on myCTState

  • Temp Last Modified: 2024-03-25

This page will walk you through the steps to access your student schedule on the myCTState portal. If you registered at a one-stop and are told to go online to view/print your schedule or if you registered yourself online and want a copy of your current schedule, please follow these directions.

Step 1

Log into my.ctstate.edu with your myCTState email address and password, which you receive in your admission acceptance email.

image showing what to press to login to myCTState

Step 2

Once in myCTState, navigate to the card titled “Student Self-Service.”

image showing the student self-service tab

Step 3

On this card, click the link titled “Access Registration Dashboard.” This link will take you to a new menu which will display all your registration options such as the course search, registration page, and view your registered CURRENT or past course schedule(s).

arrow points to access registration dashboard link.

Step 4

To view your current and past course schedules, click on the link titled “View Registration Information.”

graphic showing registration information folder

Step 5

Select the term of the schedule you want to view using the dropdown menu.

You also have the option on this screen to email or print your schedule.

Email: Email yourself a copy of your schedule or email a copy of your schedule to someone else.

Print: Print a copy of your schedule.

view registration information tab

Step 6

To view a detailed copy of your course schedule, click on the tab titled “Active Registrations” (use for the current registration term) or “Schedule Details” (use for the current or past registration terms).

screenshot showing active registrations and schedule details screens

This screen will also display your course by day and time within a week.

Key

Information Displayed on both the “Active Registration” and “Schedule Details” Tabs

Term: Semester and year the course is held during

CRN (course registration number): The course registration code

Status: Your status in the course and the date that status was applied

Schedule Type: Course format

Hours: Number of scheduled hours for the course

Instructional Methods: Course instructional method

Campus or Campus Location*: Where the course is held

Start Date: The start of semester term date when the course officially begins

End Date: The end of semester term date when the course officially ends

Level: The course for credit, which will be undergraduate or for non-credit, which will be workforce development

Instructor: Name of the person teaching the course

Grade Mode: How course is graded. Either traditional letter grade or by other modes

*Please note the campus location on your schedule especially if you are taking courses at multiple campuses. The Active Registration tab and the Schedule Detail tab use slightly different wording for the course instruction location. Active Registration has the word “Campus,” and Schedule Details has the word “Campus Location.”

“Active Registration” Course Information Displayed

“Active Registration” Course Information Displayed

“Schedule Details” Course Information Displayed

Step 7

Another way to view ONLY your current course schedule is by clicking on the link titled “Register for Classes” on the registration menu.

register for classes menu item

Step 8

Select the current/open registration term from the dropdown menu. (Make sure you select “TERM” under the header “How would you like to search?”).

example of how to select term

Step 9

The selection of the term will bring you to your registration screen. On this screen, select the tab titled “Schedule and Options” to view a summary of the courses you are currently registered for.

This screen will also display your course by day and time within a week.

screenshot showing step 9 where to view course schedule and email/print options

Step 10

To view a detailed copy of your course schedule, click on the tab titled “Schedule Details.”

*The location the course is held at will be next to the header titled “Location.”

screenshot showing how to access a detailed course schedule
  • Hits: 58444

Chief Christopher Chute

  • Temp Last Modified: 2025-02-04

Christopher Chute

Chief of Police

Chief Chute comes to CT State Community College with a wealth of experience and knowledge in law enforcement. He began his career in 1996 and has consistently demonstrated a strong commitment to public safety and community engagement. Prior to joining CSCC, he served as Chief of Police for the New Britian Police Department, which is considered to be one of the most progressive agencies in Connecticut, suggesting a substantial and diverse staff structure. 

He holds a Master’s in Computer Information Technology and a Bachelor's in Political Science/Public Administration. He is also a certified forensic computer examiner and polygraph examiner

Since becoming CT State’s inaugural Chief of Police, he has led efforts to modernize and unify campus safety operations across 12 campuses and several satellite learning locations. 

The officers and public safety personnel under his leadership are dedicated to proactive policing, transparency and building strong relationships with students, faculty and staff while serving with professionalism, integrity and care.

Chief Christopher Chute

Contact

Phone: 860-612-7092
Email: christopher.chute@ctstate.edu
For general inquiries, please contact vanessa.walton@ctstate.edu.  

  • Hits: 1039

NECHE Timeline

  • Temp Last Modified: 2024-05-30


  • Hits: 5530

NECHE Letters of Support

  • Temp Last Modified: 2024-02-07

Over the course of the merger planning process, CT State will be in regular communication with NECHE. This page will share all formal communication with the Commission

Letters of Support

  • Hits: 7064

Designating a Preferred Name and/or Pronouns

  • Temp Last Modified: 2025-04-09

Faculty and staff are able to designate their preferred name, personal pronouns and/or gender identity using the myCTState portal. As of November 17, 2023, your designated preferred name will determine your college email address.

How to Designate a Preferred Name, Personal Pronoun, or Gender Identification

After logging into myCTState, you'll be brought to a page that's customized for your user role. The cards that you see will be specific to your student, faculty, or staff role.

All users will see their first initial located in the upper right-hand side of the screen.

Clicking on this initial will bring you to a screen where you will see the details of your account.

myCTState screenshot highlighting the area where the initial will show up
  1. Click on “My Account”
screenshot of myCTState highlighting

2.  Click on the “Check Banner Information” link from the “Personal Information Updates” card. You will be brought to the personal information page where you can review and update anything that the system allows you to edi

screenshot highlighting the Personal information updates card on myCTState

3.  Click on “Edit” from within the “Personal Details” card. 

screenshot highlighting edit button in right corner

4.  From here, you can designate (or change) your:

    • preferred first name
    • personal pronoun
    • gender identification

5.  When finished, click “Update” and you are done.

screenshot showing personal pronoun, gender identification and preferred first name fields highlighted

* Always remember to “Logout” when you are done.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Who will be impacted by this change to preferred first name?

    The change on November 17 will only impact employees with a preferred first name on file in Banner. Students already use their preferred first name.

  • What will be impacted by the change to use preferred first name?

    Your email address will change if your preferred first name is used. The preferred first name will take the place of the legal first name. If your preferred first name has a different initial than your legal first name, then your email address will change (e.g., William Smith with an email address of wsmith@ctstate.edu has a preferred first name of Bill. The email address will change to bsmith@ctstate.edu). The old email address remains a valid alias to the new email address.

  • What applications will display preferred first name?

    Many applications already display the preferred first name. Additional applications include but are not limited to the following:

    • Microsoft Outlook and other Microsoft 365 products
    • Blackboard
    • myCTState portal
    • Banner Self Service
  • How do I change or update my preferred name?

    For instructions, please refer to the steps above or download this document.

  • Will this have any impact on what appears in Core-CT?

    There is no impact to Core-CT with this change. Core-CT contains employees' legal names and that will not change.

  • What is myCTState?

    myCTState is the portal system where students, faculty and staff can log in to access Banner (student information system), Blackboard (course management system), CT State email as well as other support services and systems. Students, faculty and staff who log in can register for classes, access CT State technology, complete new student orientation, and much more.

    https://my.ctstate.edu/

  • Hits: 8522