The deadline is the ninth week of the semester. To drop all of your Undergraduate level courses prior to the start of the semester email registrar@uconn.edu. After the start of the semester, you must contact the Dean of Students Office at 860-486-3426 or dos@uconn.edu if you are a Storrs student.
To find course offerings by semester offered, campus, availability or other criteria, UConn students can use the Schedule of Classes if logged into their Student Administration System account. Non-students may search for classes using the Course Search feature as guest users.
Learn more about Winter 2022 course offerings at the UConn Winter Session homepage here: www.wintersession.uconn.edu Course registration for the Spring 2022 semester will begin in Student Admin on Monday, October 25th and will remain open until 10:30 PM EST on Monday, January 31st.
Advising Holds: A dismissed UConn undergraduate student wishing to take courses as a non-degree student must obtain special permission to register each semester. Please contact the designated advisor of your previous school or college for permission to register.
Register for your classes Non-degree registration opens at 9 a.m. on the first day of non-degree registration for each semester. (Employees using a tuition waiver must wait until the second day of courses to register.) See the Dates and Fees page for the registration dates for upcoming terms.
You have not met ALL the prerequisites. Class standing (e.g. juniors or higher) – based on # of credits completed by the time the class begins. Course prerequisite – must be completed prior to this class. Read the prerequisites carefully. “And” means you need both/all listed.
The student must complete the online Student Schedule Revision Form (located on the Forms webpage) to request approval for enrollment. If the request is approved, the student will be enrolled into the independent study course by the Registrar's Office.
In light of the current evolving COVID-19 situation in Connecticut and nationally UConn is making changes to the spring semester in order to help protect the health of our communities that will affect all students: At least the first two weeks of classes for the spring 2022 semester will be online only.
Your shopping cart is not a waitlist or enrollment. The shopping cart is your own personal planner. To enroll or waitlist, use the green buttons on each screen until you see a green check mark saying you're enrolled or have been added to the waitlist. Select your 10 credits of waitlisted courses carefully.
6 Steps to Take Next When a College Class Is FullGet on the waitlist as soon as possible. ... Talk to the professor. ... Talk to the registrar. ... Explore other options and alternatives. ... Have a backup plan ready to go if you can't get in.
Prior to that date, the UConn Rec staff is deeply committed to offering robust virtual classes and recreation options that will continue throughout the fall semester.
Instruction and Classroom Management. For the spring, most classes are listed with an in-person modality. However, classes will be held remotely at least from the first day of classes, Jan.
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UConn Online courses provide outstanding opportunities for students to connect worldwide with faculty and peers in engaging and flexible online learning environments.
The COVID-19 situation continues to change very quickly. While we have taken precautionary steps and have plans in place to address this evolving health risk, the University is open and operating as usual. We welcome visitors to come to campus and learn about UConn's opportunities.
Distance Learning (DL) - These classes never meet in person, but you are expected to deliver instruction synchronously at the times for which the class is scheduled. Students will participate online using WebEx, Blackboard Collaborate, or Microsoft Teams.
Additional Notes about Credits CLAS students can register for 18 credits per semester without permission if their GPA the previous semester was 2.6 or higher. Qualifying students should contact the Registrar's Office (860-486-3331) to have their credit limit raised.
12 creditsFull-time students are those who register for at least 12 credits and continue to carry at least 12 credits through the end of the semester. Courses with restricted credits (see Credit Restrictions) have all credits counted in computing the Semester Credit Load, but only unrestricted credits count toward the degree.
May I possibly get an add code for your class? FOR EXAMPLE: I would very much appreciate your permission to take this class. Thank you so much for your time and consideration. Looking forward to your reply.
How can I add/drop/swap courses if I need to change my schedule after I've already registered? During the open enrollment period (check these dates in the “Enrollment Dates” box in your Student Center) you can add/drop/swap courses at your discretion without any marks on your transcript.
In order to register for a class whose time overlaps with another class for which you have already registered, you must obtain a note from the instructor of the second class indicating allowances for the conflict to be arranged. It is then brought to the Registrar’s office so class can be added.
The Academic Requirements Report tracks your progress as you work to complete your current declared program (s). It combines your coursework history and graduation requirements into one comprehensive report that allows you to easily view what has been satisfied and what is still outstanding to earn your degree. You can use the report to target courses to fulfill remaining requirements as well as save or print a PDF snapshot of your progress toward your degree.
Engineering, Fine Arts, Pharmacy: 19 (21 if 5th semester or above and earned 2.6 SGPA or above the previous semester) All other schools and colleges: 17 (18 if earned 2.6 SGPA or above the previous semester) For five or six-week Summer Session, the maximum is 8 credits. For three -week terms, the maximum is 4 credits.
Staff will be available to assist you remotely during standard business hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. During these hours, please contact us via Online Chat below, by phone at 860-486-3331, or by email at registrar@uconn.edu.
The deadline for Undergraduate, Ratcliffe Hicks, and PharmD students to add or remove Spring 2021 courses from pass/fail is May 14, 2021.
Refer to the University Catalog for existing school and college-level Pass/Fail restrictions. Pass/Fail credits may not be transferrable to another institution. See Grade Information for additional details.
These classes never meet in person, nor are you expected to be available at any particular time for classroom instruction. Students will have access to class materials online using HuskyCT. Distance Learning (DL). These classes never meet in person, but you are expected to be available at the times for which the class is scheduled.
As of this time, the guidelines for incompletes have not changed. You should only award incompletes to students who have not completed all assignments, but whose completed work is of passing quality and for whom there is a plan for the completion of the work.
If you have questions regarding payment for your course (s), please contact the Office of the Bursar at (860) 486-4830 or bursar@uconn.edu. Due dates for summer and winter are available at summerwinter.uconn.edu. Refund policy information for summer and winter programs is available here.
After the start of the semester, you must contact the Dean of Students Office at 860-486-3426 or dos@uconn.edu if you are a Storrs student. If you are taking classes at a regional campus contact the Office of Student Services/Academic Advising Center at your current campus.
The following holds will prevent course registration: Bursar Holds for balances over $100: View your fee bill and make a payment in Student Admin or contact the Bursar’s Office at 860-486-4830 for more information.
To drop one Undergraduate or Graduate level course when enrolled in multiple courses after the second week of the semester you must complete the Withdraw from a Course form, obtain your non-degree advisor’s signature and return to the Registrar’s Office at your current campus.
To add an Undergraduate or Graduate level course after the second week of the semester you must complete the Add a Course form, obtain all required signatures and return to the Registrar’s Office at your current campus for processing.
If you are unable to pay for the course (s) or choose not to take the course (s), you must formally drop the course (s) within the published refund deadlines. Failure to properly drop the course (s) or make payment will result in referral to a collection agency.
The Student Administration System allows guest users to search for courses at the University of Connecticut . Undergraduate courses are numbered 1000-4999 and graduate-level courses are numbered 5000-6999. For tutorials about using the system, see Student Administration System Help.
Preparing for Course Registration 1 Know your pick time: This is labeled “Enrollment Appointment” in Student Admin. Click here for a tutorial on how to view your pick time. 2 Meet with your advisor: Most first-year students are required to see their advisor before registration. However, it's always a good idea to schedule a meeting so that you know you are on track. 3 Check if you have a hold on your account: Certain holds can prevent you from being able to register. Click here for a tutorial on how to see if you have any holds. 4 Add required courses/courses of interest in your shopping cart: It's a smart idea to add courses to your shopping cart prior to your pick time. This can make the registration process run smoother when your pick time arrives. 5 Use Dynamic Class Search to find courses without reserved seats: Some sections of classes have seats that are reserved for students in a particular major or program. These classes will appear as "open" in students admin, but you can use the Dynamic Class Search to identify which sections have reserved seats and which ones don't. Click here for a tutorial on how to access and use the Dynamic Class Search. 6 Always have extra courses ready in your shopping cart: Courses in your shopping cart are not being held for you. This is why it's a good idea to have some backups on hand just in case your top choices fill up.
Add required courses/courses of interest in your shopping cart: It's a smart idea to add courses to your shopping cart prior to your pick time. This can make the registration process run smoother when your pick time arrives.