Registration requires the approval of the faculty member who will supervise the study and the department chair, in addition to the completion of the USF Contract for Independent Study & Directed Research. Each College and/or Department has their own form; students should contact their Academic Advisor for more information.
Here’s how: 1 Log in to myUSF with your NetID and password 2 Navigate to OASIS, the Online Access Student Information System 3 Navigate to the Student tab 4 Select Admissions 5 Select Check My Application Status More ...
Check to see if all grades are in OASIS by selecting “Student Records” and “Final Grades” on the Student tab. To request a transcript in person, bring $10.00 per copy payment and the Transcript Request form to a USF Cashier’s Office or pay online via OASIS.
The letter 'U' followed by an eight-digit number is issued only once and remains the student's official primary identifier with USF. It will be permanently and uniquely recognized by OASIS throughout the student's academic career in USF undergraduate, graduate and professional programs.
The Dean's List shall consist of the fewer of: 1) the upper 10% of the enrollment of the college or 2) students in the college with a USF 3.5 GPA or above (ties at the 90th percentile will be included in the honors group).
Go to https://degreeworks.usf.edu and login with your USF NetID and password. If you have not received approval to access the system, you will receive an error message.
Your USFID is your personal student identification number and is printed below your photo on your USFID card. USFID numbers are originally given to you via email in your acceptance letter.
To access Canvas, you first login to my.usf.edu with your NetID and password. Click the “Learning & Teaching Tools” tab and select Canvas. From here, you have full access to navigate your Canvas homepage.
Select Print from the top right corner of the DegreeWorks webpage. Click on Destination options and select Save as PDF. Name the file, select where to save the file, and click Save.
DegreeWorks is a web-based tool to help students and advisors monitor progress toward degree completion. DegreeWorks looks at the degree requirements of the USF catalog and the coursework completed to produce an easy-to-read audit.
To access OASIS, visit the MyUSF page and login with your NetID. Then navigate to the My Resources drop down menu and select the OASIS link. Once there, you will be able to access all of your student records.
Go to www.usf.edu, then select the “myUSF” tab at the top right of the webpage. This is the portal to access all of your information at USFSP. Net ID: The NetID is your user ID at the university.
A: Yes, your email account remains active after graduation. Q: I've moved or changed jobs. How do I update my address or provide information for the Class Notes section of the USF Magazine?
USF's LMS, Canvas, provides a variety of solutions for establishing communication with your students, organizing your course materials, delivering media-rich content, promoting interaction between you and your students, and assessing your students' learning.
Webcourses@UCF can also be accessed on IOS and Android mobile devices by using the Canvas by Instructure mobile app.
Continuing degree-seeking students may register via OASIS on or after their registration appointment date and time for their next term’s courses. Registration occurs during the preceding term. More information is available at https://www.usf.edu/registrar/register/index.aspx.
A student may be placed on administrative hold by failure to meet obligations to the University. Students with administrative holds may not be allowed to register, receive a diploma, or receive an official transcript. Settlement of financial accounts must be made at the University Cashier’s Office.
All eligible students* attempting to register for the first time after active registration ends must:
A normal enrollment for undergraduates is defined as 15 credit hours per semester. With academic advisor approval, students are allowed to take a maximum number of 18 credit hours per semester in Fall and Spring and 14 credit hours in the Summer session.
After a student has completed registration on the date assigned, the student may continue to add more courses until the fifth day of classes, otherwise known as the end of drop/add period outlined in the Office of the Registrar’s Important Dates and Deadlines.
A student may drop courses during the drop/add period. Dropped courses not to appear on the student’s transcript. No tuition or fees will be assessed for courses dropped by the fifth day of classes.
A student may withdraw from courses between the second and tenth week of the semester; these weeks are different for courses in Summer session and alternative calendars. See the Office of the Registrar’s Important Dates and Deadlines.
Find out where you are in the application process every step of the way. Check your application status to see items received, items missing, new information requested and our admission decision. Here’s how:
Use your NetID and password to log in to USF’s Applicant Portal to upload required documents, review your submission and check your status:
USFCards may be obtained at the USFCard Center.
The USFID is randomly generated within the University's student information system (OASIS), is not derived from any personally identifiable student data, and appears in the format 'U########'. The letter 'U' followed by an eight-digit number is issued only once and remains the student's official primary identifier with USF.
MyUSF is the single sign-on, unified intranet that all USF faculty, staff, and students use to access email, calendars, business systems and other functions requiring login credentials. Through MyUSF you can access Blackboard for class materials, assignments, grades, discussions, and online meetings. You can also access Google Mail, other Google Apps @ USF, Oasis (student registration), and other USF resources such as the USF Library.
Canvas is the software system used for online class websites. Through Canvas you can access class materials, assignments, grades, discussions, and online meetings. You can login to MyUSF to access Canvas for your course materials, check your USF email, and check your grades.
Your USFID helps the University provide you with services and helps to safely identify you without the need to disclose your Social Security Number to others . The USFID is used for academic, business and administrative transactions requiring an ID.
USF will return to pre-COVID classroom capacity and face-to-face courses, as well as campus operations, including athletic and social activities, beginning Summer B (June 28) and continuing into the Fall.
The University of South Florida is a single university with a fully aligned and integrated curriculum and a single set of academic policies and procedures. As of July 1, 2020, all students can register for any courses at Tampa, St. Petersburg and Sarasota-Manatee campus locations to complete degree requirements.
A student may withdraw from courses between the second and tenth week of the semester; these weeks are different for courses in Summer session and alternative calendars. See the Office of the Registrar’s webpages for more information ( https://www.usf.edu/registrar/calendars/index.aspx ).
A prerequisite is a course in which credit must be earned prior to enrollment in another course. A corequisite is a course that must be taken concurrently with another course. A concurrent prerequisite may be taken either prior to or at the same time (concurrently) as another course.
A student may withdraw from courses between the second and tenth week of the semester; these weeks are different for courses in Summer session and alternative calendars. See the Office of the Registrar’s webpages for more information ( https://www.usf.edu/registrar/calendars/index.aspx ).
Effective July 15, the Student Record Access Authorization form (formerly known as the “FERPA form”) is the only version that the Office of the Registrar will accept.
If you received the MJ hold because you did not meet the requirements for a limited access major, you must declare a new major. Visit the Office of Academic Advocacy to meet with an academic advisor to discuss major options ( https://www.usf.edu/undergrad/academic-advocacy /) in SVC 2043, (813) 974-2645. OS.
A prerequisite is a course in which credit must be earned prior to enrollment in another course. A corequisite is a course that must be taken concurrently with another course. A concurrent prerequisite may be taken either prior to or at the same time (concurrently) as another course.
Credit hours and requirements are determined by the director of the study.