Registration
Upon acceptance, students will be registered according to the prescribed course sequence outlined in their degree plan for their program of study. Students may add or drop courses during the add/drop period.
Students are able to drop courses through their student portal and add courses by providing a written request to their academic advisor.
A degree plan serves as a guide outlining the sequence of courses to be completed. Students must adhere to the course sequence unless the College Dean has approved any changes to the prescribed sequence and complete all prerequisites before proceeding to their next course(s). The degree plan is available on the university website.
Financial Obligations
Students who fail to meet any financial obligations (e.g., payment agreements) may not be allowed to proceed with registration for courses that have not been paid for. Failure to meet payment plans may result in students being unregistered from their course(s), which may lead to withdrawal from the University due to inability to maintain continuous enrollment.
Course Prerequisites and Corequisites
Some courses require specific prerequisites, such as, but not limited to, courses, test scores, or documentation. It is the student's responsibility to understand and meet these requirements. Additionally, students cannot enroll in a course and its prerequisite in the same semester. Students who do not meet the prerequisites may be administratively dropped from their course(s) and/or the University. Please refer to the course descriptions in this Catalog for details on course prerequisites or corequisites, including student handbooks
Teaching Credentialing Program Specific Requirements
In alignment with teaching credential regulatory bodies, for students to participate in student teaching and meet the required hours set by state and accrediting bodies, late registration is not permitted. Students must ensure they meet all requirements for student teaching as detailed in the Student Teaching Handbook prior to the first day of a session.
Faculty Assignment
Faculty assignments are determined by various factors, such as workload and state requirements. As a result, requests for specific faculty assignments cannot be accommodated. The university retains the right to make scheduling decisions based on the needs of the college.
For further assistance, students may consult with their designated academic advisor.
Add/Drop Period
The add/drop period occurs prior to and throughout the first week (7 days) of a session. During this period, students may add and drop courses. New students may be admitted during this period provided they attend at least one (1) scheduled class, or post a gradable assignment online, during the add/drop period. The University would consider students registered in their session as an intent to continue with their studies and confirmed into the session(s)
Students dropping all classes may be treated as withdrawals. Please refer to the Attendance Policy.
Dropped courses occurring within the add/drop period do not appear on student’s transcript and will not be included in evaluating a student's Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP).