To view your appointment time, log on to Workday and click the Academics worklet. Current students expecting to return from study abroad programs may register on the first day early registration opens. Graduate students should refer to their program of study for specific appointment times.
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For information on how to use Workday, please view the user guides on the Workday Student Resources page..
Prior to registration, students are urged to check whether they have a hold on their account. Students may not participate in the registration/course enrollment process until all "holds" are resolved.
Workday is used by students for all online registration activity. Undergraduate registration for current students is conducted in three rounds, set by appointment times. To view your appointment time, log on to Workday and click the Academics worklet.
If a class is full, students have the option of adding their names to a waitlist. Being on a waitlist does not automatically enroll you in the course nor guarantee you a consent code.
While Workday is to be used for all online registration activity, there are some transactions that require a paper form. Students may print out the Add/Drop form or other registration forms from the registrar’s website, obtain the signature of the instructor and email the completed form to registrar@brandeis.edu during the registration period.
Full-time Brandeis undergraduate students enjoy cross-registration privileges with Babson College, Bentley University, Olin College, Wellesley College and with the undergraduate schools of arts and sciences at Boston College, Boston University and Tufts University. Learn more.
For students entering Brandeis beginning fall 2019, all candidates for a bachelor's degree, regardless of the subsequent date of entrance to Brandeis, must satisfactorily complete a major, a first year experience and writing requirement, a world languages sequence, a group of courses designed to provide a strong foundation in general education. One course may be used to fulfill a core requirement, excepting University Writing Seminars, quantitative reasoning, writing intensive, oral communication, and digital literacy courses, with the pass/fail grading. No more than one course (and never the final one) in the language sequence may be taken pass/fail if the language is being offered in satisfaction of the world languages sequence.
Full-time Brandeis undergraduate students enjoy cross-registration privileges with Babson College, Bentley University, Olin College, Wellesley College and with the undergraduate schools of arts and sciences at Boston College, Boston University and Tufts University. Learn more about undergraduate cross-registration.
Repeating Courses. Students may repeat a course once for the purpose of demonstrating a higher level of mastery. Students may only earn credit once per course (unless the course is explicitly defined as allowing repetition for credit).
Schedule a meeting with one of our staff members about any of the following topics or services:
Email registrar@brandeis.edu for further direction or stop by Kutz 121 during our regular business hours (Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.).
At the start of each semester there is an “open enrollment” period. For the Fall Semester, this usually starts in mid-August and ends in mid-September. During this time, you may freely add or drop courses through Sage. Keep in mind that your ability to add or drop a course may be limited by:
It is important to note that the only fee that may be refundable in part is the tuition fee.
ALWAYS READ EMAILS WITH [REGISTRATION] or [SAGE] in the subject heading.
The Heller School has cross-registration agreements with Babson University, Bentley University School of Business Administration, Boston College, Boston University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Regis College, and Tufts University.