Instructions for Fall/Spring Registration

1. Students can Browse Classes via Self-Service eWeb. Select appropriate term in which you are registering to see the correct offered courses.
2. Outstanding requirements for degree completion can be reviewed via your Degree Evaluation to assist with planning your registration. This can also be accessed via the Degree Progress Card on your eWeb Dashboard.
3. Make an appointment to meet with your faculty advisor during the advisement week scheduled based on your class standing (FY, SO, JR, SR; this is determined based on Earned Credit, not years in attendance and does not include in-progress courses).
4. Identify preferred and alternate classes. Be sure to check the course description in the catalog for prerequisites/corequisites.
5. Meet with your advisor:
   
   • Full-Time Students –Obtain your Registration Access PIN for the term, which is needed to register via the web. If registering in-person, you will be required to present your Registration PIN as verification that you have met with your faculty advisor. Please note: Full time students are required to carry a minimum course load of 12-credit hours to maintain their full-time status.
   • Part-Time Students – If you need assistance in planning your schedule, contact the Academic Services Center – Advising, Library Room 109.
6. You may register via eWeb after your registration appointment date.

Please Note: additional approval may be required, depending on the course, before you can register (this can include, but not limited to, courses that need instructor/department approval, have unmet prerequisites, or are repeated courses including those courses which were a previous course withdrawal (WP/WF/W)).

Registering Using eWeb

Registration can be accessed via the Registration Card in eWeb 

Detailed instructions can be found HERE.

Future Term Course Planning

To assist the University in developing class offering that best meets the needs of your planned program of study, we are requesting that you discuss with your faculty advisor courses that would be appropriate for semester following this registration semester. Your selection should include, but is not limited to, applicable Liberal Arts Core (LAC/ ELAC) and major courses for your level and class standing.

Graduation Planning

It is never too early to discuss, identify, and plan your courses for timely graduation. You and your advisor may wish to use your unofficial degree evaluation to note the applicable semester(s) to complete requirements. Choosing to enroll for summer or winter courses may also facilitate a more timely graduation.

Important Notices to All Students

1. Any student with a financial obligation to the University will not be allowed to register until the obligation is cleared.
2. Any student born after December 31, 1956 who has not provided proof of immunization against measles and German measles to the University will not be allowed to register until cleared by Health Services staff. Please note, Connecticut state law requires two measles immunization doses. Should you have any questions, contact Health Services, 185 Birch Street or call (860) 465-5263.
3. Fall tuition and fees, including room and board if applicable, are due July 31. Spring tuition and fees including room and board if applicable, are due December 31.
4. Students considering teacher certification have requirements that must be met for admission to the Teacher Education Program. Among these requirements are the PRAXIS I CBT exams, foundations courses in the Education Department, and maintaining a cumulative GPA of 2.7 or higher. Students are required to submit a formal application for admission to the program. For further information, please contact the Education Department, Webb Hall Rm. 124 or call (860) 465-4530.

Instructions for non-matriculated students (not admitted to the University)