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How do I register for my courses?Under the Student Planning option on the myUPEI homepage, review your tentative plan schedule by clicking the Academics drop down menu in the left-hand sidebar.Select Student Planning, then select Plan & Schedule.More items...
The Course Selection Period informally known as the Add Period, allows students to visit classes and add and drop courses using Path@Penn before finalizing their schedules.
Advance Registration for the Fall and Spring terms takes place over a period of two weeks and provides the opportunity for students to submit a list of courses in which they would like to enroll for the coming term.
Students can pay tuition using a credit card through the myUPEI student portal. Tuition credit card payments must be made online and will be subject to a non-refundable convenience fee of 2.5% with a minimum $3.00 charged to your card by PayPath. Credit cards accepted for tuition include MasterCard and VISA.
It's easy to apply to UPEI! Just follow these steps:Create a UPEI account. Create a UPEI account. ... Complete an online application. ... Submit your UPEI application fee and completed application. ... Submit your transcripts and supporting documentation. ... Check your application status by logging into your account.
Any passing grade (A+ to D) for a course taken pass/fail confers a credit toward graduation but is g.p.a. neutral. A failing grade of F counts toward the g.p.a. as with any other course. There is no limit to the number of pass/fail courses students can take during spring 2021.
University of Pennsylvania is on a semester system. Semester systems are typically around 14-16 weeks long. They consist of 3 terms: Fall, Spring, and Summer.
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Advance registration is not first come, first served. You can take your time and modify your course selections at any point during the four-week period.
For students in the College, the classification is as follows:First-year: fewer than 8.0 c.u.Sophomore: from 8.0 - 15.99 c.u.Junior: from 16.0 - 23.99 c.u.Senior: 24.0 c.u. or more.
Students may drop a class until the end of the sixth week of the semester by using Penn InTouch and should consult the Academic Calendar for the official Drop deadline for each semester. Failure to attend a course does not automatically result in being dropped from the course.
For incoming first-year students, Advance Registration takes place over a four-week period in the summer before they arrive.
Other Types of Registration Holds 1 Departmental hold: Certain departments require their majors to speak with a major advisor at points throughout their academic careers. The hold is removed by the department after the student has spoken with their major advisor. 2 Judicial hold: A judicial hold is the result of some judicial action or inquiry concerning the student. The student will be barred from registering until the hold is cleared and should contact the Office of Student Conduct for more information.
Departmental hold: Certain departments require their majors to speak with a major advisor at points throughout their academic careers. The hold is removed by the department after the student has spoken with their major advisor.
Students may change the grade type for a course (to or from pass/fail) until the Deadline to Change Grade Type which is a date between the Drop and Withdrawal deadlines. See the academic calendar for exact dates.
Students may continue to drop a course after the Course Selection Period has ended. Once dropped, the course will be removed from the transcript. See the academic calendar for dates.
Refund policy: 100% refund of tuition and fees. Action required by student: Student must submit Leave of Absence or Withdrawal form prior to first in-person session of the term. If student submits form after first in-person session of the term, they are responsible for 50% of tuition and fees.
Master’s degree candidates who have completed all coursework must be registered for Master’s/Doctoral Degree Completion (EDUC 990). This registration designates the student as an active full-time master’s degree student and allows the student to meet with his/her advisor, sit for the master’s comprehensive exam, use University facilities, complete outstanding coursework and/or graduate. EDUC 990 carries no course units. All master’s degree candidates must be registered each term for coursework or Master’s/Doctoral Degree Completion until they graduate unless a leave of absence has been submitted and approved in writing. The student must be registered for coursework or Master’s/Doctoral Degree Completion in the term when he/she takes the comprehensive exam/final project/thesis and in the term when he/she graduates. Any master’s student who fails to register each semester for coursework or Master’s/Doctoral Degree Completion will be withdrawn from candidacy for the degree. Master’s/Doctoral Degree Completion is considered full-time status which requires mandatory enrollment in student health insurance unless the student has proof of their own health insurance. To be registered for EDUC 990, the student must submit the online EDUC 990 form. EDUC 990 is intended as a stand-alone course designating full-time status for the specific circumstances noted above and cannot be paired with another course. Exceptions to this policy must go through the Committee on Degrees.
Dissertation status designates a person as an active doctoral student and allows them to meet with their advisors, use University facilities and work on the dissertation. EDUC 995 registration designates the student as an active full-time student for university purposes, and as half-time for the purpose of federal loan eligibility and in-school deferment eligibility.
Half-time status is defined as registration for 2 or more course units in any term, including summer.
Students must register for courses listed on their Planned Program of Study. If a student would like to deviate from the Planned Program of Study, he/she must obtain approval from program management and the Planned Program of Study must be updated to reflect the new course (s).
During Advance Registration, students submit their preferred and alternative courses for Fall 2021 via PennInTouch. Course requests may be submitted at any time during this period. All course requests are processed at the conclusion of the Advance Registration period, regardless of when the request was submitted.
During the Course Selection period, also known as Add/Drop, students may visit classes and add and drop courses using PennInTouch before finalizing their schedules.
If you have any questions, please ask or email your ESE Program Coordinator and we will add frequent questions/answers here!
In order to register for courses correctly, graduate students should understand the degree requirements of the program for which they are enrolled. Each program has its own curriculum, registration procedures, and requirements.
Master’s- Maximum enrollment for a master’s program is 4 CU’s. A petition and satisfactory GPA (3.70 minimum) is required for more than 4 CU’s after completion of one semester full-time at the graduate level. Tuition is charged per course at the master’s level.
Graduate students who wish to enroll in a course without letter grade, must register as an auditor. Auditors pay the regular tuition charges, but receive no credit for the course. Assignments and exams are not required if properly registered and the instructor is notified. Audited courses cannot count towards the degree.
Graduate students may withdraw from course (s) after the course selection period is over but no later than the final day of class. The course Withdraw deadline is listed on the Engineering Graduate Calendar for each term. No exceptions for a withdraw will be considered after the final day of classes.