# Edit/Assign Students

You can edit a student's information and/or assign the student to a specific class by selecting the **Edit/Assign** option in the Actions Menu for the student account you want to change.

![The main page of the Students section](/files/-MEORo49K67AwMscGSpJ)

### 1. :woman\_student: Students section

Click the **Students** section to navigate to the main page.

### 2. :page\_with\_curl: Actions Menu

Expand the Actions Menu for the student account you want to edit and select **Edit/Assign** to navigate to the Student Details tab.

![Edit student details](/files/-MEOS6660GpuCnlL7ujC)

### 3. :pencil: Edit information

Click the **Edit** button to change any of the student's information. Click the **Save** button when you have finished editing the student details.

![Assign classes to a student](/files/-MEOSUqPSNXtP337H3ZO)

### 4. :bookmark\_tabs: Assign Classes tab

If you want to add or remove classes from the student's account, click the **Assign Classes** tab. A list of available classes appears on the left and a list of classes that have already been assigned appears on the right.

### 5. :woman\_teacher: Assign a class

To add a class, click the class name in the Available Classes list and then click the **Add** button. To remove a class, click the class name in the Assigned Classes list and click the **Remove** button. SIMnet saves the class assignments automatically.

{% hint style="success" %}
**Success:** You can assign multiple classes at once by clicking and dragging to select multiple classes. To select noncontiguous classes, press the Ctrl key and click each of the classes you want.
{% endhint %}


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