Registration

Students admitted to the University formally register for classes using the student information system and in consultation with their academic success coach. Prior to registration, students must ensure their accounts are up to date with Student Financial Services. The procedure is as follows:

  1. Registration materials, including the schedule of classes, will be made available to current students in March (for fall term), October (for spring term) and January (for summer term).
  2. Students will discuss recommended course selections for the upcoming registration with their academic success coach. The student and success coach should keep a copy or record of the courses approved for registration.
  3. Subsequent to the advising meeting, the academic success coach releases the advisor hold on registration via Self-Service and the student registers for courses at the appropriate time.
  4. ADP students may register for a traditional undergraduate course that meets in a face-to-face instructional method while seeking an ADP degree. Students will be charged the Adult Degree Program tuition rate for up to 2 traditional UG courses. Subsequent requests to register for a face-to-face traditional undergraduate course would be billed at the part-time TUG rate.

Uniformity of procedure is required to handle the large volume of students and ensure fairness to all students. Advisor’s approval helps students identify courses appropriate for their program, interests, and abilities. Proof of payment is required to ensure students do not build large balances which they are unable to pay.

Maximum Credits per Semester. Students are permitted to schedule up to 12 credits per semester (fall, spring, summer). Any student who wishes to take more than 12 credits per semester must first obtain approval from his/her academic success coach.

Drop/Add/Withdraw (Change in Registration)

Add: Students may add courses to their schedule using the online student information system through the day before the course/part-of-term begins. Once a part-of-term begins, late registration may be permitted in mitigating circumstances with permission of the instructor, advisor/success coach and registrar’s office. These requests must be emailed to the registrar’s office, and may result in an additional fee.

Drop: Students may drop courses from their schedule using the online student information system through the 100% refund period.

Withdraw: Students may withdraw from a course after the 100% refund period and before the final third of the course. All add, drop and withdrawal dates are published by the registrar's office and follow Eastern Standard Time.