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            FA-2013 UNDERGRADUATE REGISTRATION CURRENT STUDENTS

Registration continues throughout the Spring Semester (SP-13) for Current Students.  Plan to meet with your advisor to schedule your Summer 2013 and FA-2013 classes. 

See Course Offerings on the Registrar's Page for Summer 2013 and Fall 2013.  Current Students may view the courses on Student Portal as well.

 

 

 

 

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SP-2014   UNDERGRADUATE REGISTRATION

(Students who will be currently enrolled in FA-13)

Monday, October 21, 2013 - Friday, November 1, 2013

Registration Schedule for Current Students

Note: classification is based on hours earned prior to the Fall 2013 semester.

Seniors  90+ hours - register on or after Monday, October 21

Juniors 60-89 hours - register on or after Wednesday, October 23

Sophomores 30-59 hours - register on or after Friday, October 25

Freshmen <30 hours - register on or after Tuesday, October 29

Registration Procedures

  1. BEGINNING OCTOBER 16, 2013  Make an appointment with your advisor to register for SP-14.   Your advisor’s name can be found on the student portal under “my grades” on your latest mid-term or final grade report. The appointment time must be on or after your classification date listed above. Advisors will post appointment times where students can sign up.

  2. View the course offerings for SP-14 on the student portal. NOTE: The complete course offering may not be available until October 16, 2013 and you must change the term to the appropriate semester or session to view the offering. 

  3. Meet with your advisor at your designated appointment time. NOTE:   Students - - Do not meet with your advisor until your classification date above. If you do, your schedule will be removed from the system until the specified day. Your Advisor will check your classification and enter your schedule.

  4. View and print your schedule on the student portal after meeting with your advisor.

       

Only students eligible for early registration must present a “Registration Pass” to their advisor. Students eligible for early registration will receive an “Early Registration Pass” in their NGU PO Box by October 16, 2013.  If you receive an Early Registration Pass and have questions - please contact the Registrar's Office. 

If you need assistance with viewing the student portal please contact the helpdesk at 7272.

Important Academic Information

Maximum Student Load

The following rules concerning the semester hour load apply to all regular students: 1) Any student who has a cumulative grade point average of less than 3.0 is limited to 19 semester hours of academic work, including credit and non-credit courses. 2) Students on academic probation will have their class load limited to 13 academic hours.  3) Students who are required to enroll in two or more developmental courses may not enroll for more than 14 academic hours including credit and non-credit courses.  However, non-credit courses will be included in total semester load hours.  A summer session normal load is six hours. Normally, in lecture discussion courses requiring outside preparation, one hour of credit shall be given for one period of recitation (50 minutes) plus two hours of preparation each week of the term.  Also, a semester hour of credit normally represents at least three hours of work each week, on the average, for a period of 15 - 16 weeks.    A student must have permission from the office of the Vice President for Academics before exceeding the hour loads designated above. Students in the Honors Program may exceed the maximum load limit with approval of the Director of the Honors Program or the Vice President for Academics.

Independent Studies

If a class is being taught and there is no class conflict, an independent study should not be given. Ordinarily,  no student can earn more than 6 semester hours through independent studies toward their degree.  Exceptions must be approved by the Vice President for Academics.  A professor ordinarily is allowed to teach two independent studies per semester. (Exception will be given in one-hour physical education classes.)  The dean must first give approval for the independent study in the college.  Also, the course instructor and the Vice President for Academics must approve the independent study.