The class schedule is updated nightly and include open seat information from the time that they were created.

General Registration Information

The following are key excerpts related to the registration process from the Undergraduate and Graduate class schedules and from the General Catalog. It is highly recommended that all current and prospective students review the Undergraduate and Graduate catalogs. These publications describe the University's undergraduate and graduate academic programs, courses, academic policies and procedures. A hard copy of the General Catalog can be obtained through the University Book Store.

Student Responsibility

You are responsible for the applicable information contained in the class schedule and catalogs. Registration is your personal responsibility. You will receive credit only for those courses in which you are properly registered. Likewise, you must pay for every course for which you register unless you officially cancel.

Students who do not comply with the payment deadline, will have their registration dropped on the assumption that they do not plan to attend. This may open full classes for students who plan to attend. New students (freshmen and transfers) are required to make a $100 down payment before registering.

Registering for Classes

Undergraduate Students must see their advisor during the advisement period prior to registering. The advisor must release the Advisor Hold before a student can register either on the web or in person. Students cannot register before their registration appointment time. See Academic Calendar for advisement dates.

Students can register for classes on-line through their E-Hive Account or they register in person during the WALK-ON registration period as defined below. For information on registering through the E-Hive, including step-by-step instructions visit the E-Hive help pages.

Walk-on Registration (In Person)

Present your "Course Request Form" at Main 139, to check for holds (Academic fees, loans owed, fines, etc.) and personal data. When your record has been cleared, you will be permitted to register.

Registration Changes - Changes to your registration may be made following your initial registration. Please use the "Drop/Add Form" available in Main 139.

Course Selection - The validated "Course Request Form" is then processed for course selection. Review the printout of the class schedule to verify accuracy.

Maximum Credit Load - You will not be able to register for more credits than allowed in the credit load schedule found in the class schedule (see "Academic Policies"). Overloads authorized by your advisor or by petition must be processed in person at the Registrar's office.

Officially Registered - You are a registered student if you have one or more courses at the close of the registration period. As a registered student, you are responsible for payment of all fees and for grades in these courses, unless you officially drop them or withdraw from the University by the appropriate deadlines.

Closed/Open Sections - You will not be able to register for a section that is closed. You should be prepared to enter alternate courses from your "Course Request Form" in case primary courses are closed.

Course Prerequisites - Check the prerequisites of courses to see if you meet the requirements. If you register for a course and do not have the required prerequisites, the instructor may require you to drop the course.

Course Restrictions - Some courses have restrictions which limit registration to students meeting certain criteria. You will need written approvals if your registration is not accepted for theses courses.

Time Conflicts - If you attempt to register for overlapping courses, you will receive a message about the time conflict. If you are permitted to register for the course with the conflict, you must register through the Registrar's Office.