Spring 2016 Registration
***Registration Opens at 9 a.m.***
Summer 2016
April 9 - May 2
Fall 2016
April 9 - September 7
Spring 2017
November 12 - January 25
Registration Information
Students may register for courses by consulting with their advisor, and then entering their selections through U-Online's Registration Services during the online open registration period. Complete instructions for registering online are found in the Guide to Online Registration. Only matriculated students may register online. After the online open registration period, you may continue to add and drop courses through the registration adjustment period.
The Registrar's Office will review all registrations at the end of each semester to make sure that students are still eligible to remain enrolled in courses for the upcoming semester that are restricted by prerequisites, major, or academic standing. You will be administratively dropped from courses for which you are no longer eligible and it will be your responsibility to replace those courses during registration.
Course Loads
A graduate student must be registered for at least 6 credits to be classified as full-time status. Being enrolled in less than 6 credits will result in part-time student status. This status may affect: financial aid, tuition billing, Veteran's Administration, insurance verifications. It is the student's responsibility to monitor their own enrollment status.
Open Registration (Add/Drop)
As always, students may make changes to their schedule during the add/drop period at the beginning of each term.
Withdrawal/Leave of Absence
A student may withdraw from all courses by completing either a Request for Leave of Absence Form or a Student Withdrawal Form. Note: The effective date of withdrawal is the date the University receives the completed paperwork. All tuition refunds are based on this effective date. Failure to properly withdraw may result in failing grades.
Grade Reports
Grades are readily available for viewing online. For complete information about accessing grades, please click here. Keep in mind that online grade reports are for your use only. They are not meant to be used as a report of grades to a third party. Academic transcripts are the official tool for reporting grades to a third party and may be obtained via written request signed by you.
Payment Options
For information regarding bills, payments and refunds see Student Financial Services.