Registration

ÌýÌýResolve Your Holds & To-Dos

A hold prevents you from taking some kind of action. Clear any registration holds before your enrollment dates begin.

ÌýÌýComplete Preregistration

You need to review and approve your preregistration itemsÌýevery semester beforeÌýregistering for classes.

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ÌýÌýSearch for Classes

Search for classes and build your shopping cartÌýto get a jump-start on registration.

ÌýÌýRegisterÌýfor Classes

Learn how toÌýcheck your enrollment dates;Ìýadd, drop or swapÌýclasses; waitlist for a closed class; edit your class options; andÌýreserve a course.

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ÌýÌýSpecial Sessions

Beyond the standard 16-week fall and spring semesters, some ·¬ºÅ¿âapp departments nowÌýofferÌýclasses in four-, five- and eight-week special sessions.

ÌýÌýRegistration Programs

While the majority of attendees at ·¬ºÅ¿âapp are traditional students, the university serves the needs of a wide variety of nontraditional students as well.

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