2003-2005 - Special Collections - University of Baltimore

• Students changing their program
• Srudents registering for an independent
study
• Students registering for an undergraduate
preparatory class
Although the program adviser will assist
the srudent in planning a program, each
student must assume responsibility for
knowing curriculum requirements and seeing
that these requirements are met.
REGISTRATION
Office ofRecords and Registration
Tel: 410.837.4825
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
The Schedule of Classes bookJet, published
about one week prior to advance registration
each semester, is the official record of
the class offerings for that semester. It
reflects current academic information necessary
for students, faculty, and staff to plan
for the semester.
ADVANCE REGISTRATION
Advance registration allows degree-seeking
students the opportunity to register for the
next semester when the largest array of
course sections are open. This option will
assure students the greatest flexibility in
scheduling their classes. UBLine, the
University's automated voice response system,
can be used for registration during the
advanced registration period. See the
schedule of classes for detailed information.
Degree-seeking students are urged to register
early for the folbJwing semester. New Students
who have been officially accepted by
the University prior to the registration
period may register after they receive
required advisement. Registration is continuous
from the initial date announced in
the schedule of classes through the end of
the advance registration period. Schedule
adjustments, such as add/drop, may be
done during this period according to the
calendar established for each term.
During advance registration, the srudent
will submit a class schedule and have the
course selection confirmed. He/she will be
mailed a class schedule and a statemenr of
fees at the end of the registration period.
The registration will be considered complete
according to the following conditions:
1) payment is made in full ;
2) payment arrangements have been made;
3) the student has enough financial aid to
cover half the full balance;
4) the student has on file in the Business
Office a signed and approved deferred
payment contract; and,
5) the student has submitted an approved
third-party contract by the specified
payment deadline.
For any student who has not met any of
the above criteria by the payment deadline,
the registration may be voided and the student
must register again during walk-in
registration. No reinstatements will be
made.
WALK·IN REGISTRATION
Walk-in registration allows students to register
immediately prior to the beginning of
an academic term. This is the time for students
with voided schedules from advance
registration to re-register. Enrollment in
many classes is limited to space availability
in each specific course section. Non-degree
students are assigned a specific time to register
during walk-in registration. Consult
the semester schedule ofclasses for times
and dates.
LATE REGISTRATION/ADD·DROP
Late registration and final schedule adjustments
are allowed during the first week of
the academic term. There are additional
required fees. This option offers a final
opportunityfor students to attend a specific
term. It is important to be aware that
classes are in progress and some academic
work may have been missed.
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