Registration – Summer & Fall 2024 | Academic Advising

Important to Registration 2024

Advising weeks: April 1-12
Registration weeks: April 15-26

Contact your faculty advisor first if you have declared your major. In addition, students can meet with a Student Success Advisor to review any unmet requirements, help plan out the next semester(s), and answer any how to/process/hold questions. In addition, students are encouraged to use Advising Guides for their major.

If students encounter errors they should contact their advisor. Students who need permission to register for a course should contact the course instructor. Only the course instructor can override a course restriction (e.g. prerequisites, instructor permission, course capacity, time conflict, etc). If students are feeling overwhelmed by the process, the CSS will have drop-in advisors available throughout registration and they can help you get registered! Remember – advisors cannot override holds on your account.

Registration Resources

Classes available

You can access all course offerings through Banner (Course Schedule) or through the link above. If you are searching for certain courses that meet General Education requirements, then you must select the appropriate Attribute and check the box below that says “Show all subjects with matching attribute.”

How to Register

Step by Step Registration Instructions

Video instructions for how to register using updated format

When you are ready to register (after you have met with your advisor and decided on classes), use the links above to walk you through the process of registering. Have all CRNs ready when you are registering.

Weekly Planning Worksheet

Worksheet

This weekly worksheet includes time slots for most classes. Note: many labs and late night classes do not fit in the schedule blocks. When creating your schedule, you should print a copy of this and fit in all classes to ensure they do not overlap.

How to use CAPP Report

Using CAPP Report

Your CAPP report will show you all of the classes that you have taken and what they count for toward your degree. The report will also show which classes you still need to take to earn your degree. If you would like to explore how your different classes would fit into a different major or look at different degree requirements, you can scroll to the bottom of your CAPP report and create a “What If” report.