Important Tips for Registering Online
To select May term, summer, or fall classes, schedule an appointment to meet with your advisor beginning March 18. Following the advising appointment, your advisor will authorize you to register in Self-Service.
Beginning on the date set for your class level/program on the online registration schedule submit your registration in Self-Service.
Click this link for registration instructions.
After your advisor authorizes you to register, you may add classes to your cart. Adding classes to your cart does not register you for the course sections; you must submit them for registration after your registration period opens. (See online registration schedule.) When courses are selected and submitted for advisor approval, your advisor will receive an email from the Registrar’s Office indicating that you have courses ready for review. After the advisor approves/denies each course, you will receive an email message indicating that the advisor has reviewed your schedule. You may then log in to Self-Service to check the status of each course.
When a section reaches its seat limit, the system might generate the following message: “Course is only open to students enrolled in the program.” This message simply means that the section is closed. Remove the section from your cart and select another one.
Schedule changes may be made in Self-Service until the day before classes begin.
If two class meeting times conflict or overlap and the instructors have approved the conflict, register for one of the courses and ask the instructor for the other course to email the Registrar’s Office stating that you have obtained permission to enroll despite the conflict.
Seat limits for courses requiring instructor approval are set at zero. Students may not register for these classes online. Email the instructor requesting permission to enroll in the class. If your request is granted, the instructor will email the Registrar’s Office, and you will be added to the class.
To register for a closed section (a class that has reached its enrollment limit), email the instructor requesting permission to enroll. Students enrolling in BIBL 123/124, COMP 111/211, or HUMN 101/102/201/202 should not ask to add a closed section unless extenuating circumstances make a schedule change unavoidable. In the rare instances when a change is necessary, contact Dr. Phil Kenneson with BIBL 123/124 requests, Dr. Heather Hoover with COMP 111/211 requests, or Dr. Todd Edmondson with humanities requests. Do not contact the instructors for the Bible survey, composition, or humanities sections.