No application fees through Spring 2023 for certificates and degrees!
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2022-2023 Registration Dates
| August 3, 2022 |
Fall Registration Opens for SCPS Degree and Certificate Students |
| August 8, 2022 |
Fall Registration Opens for Community Scholar Students |
| August 23, 2022 | Fall Courses Begin |
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Nov. 28, 2022 |
Spring Registration Opens for SCPS Degree and Certificate Students |
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Spring Registration Opens for Community Scholar Students |
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March 30, 2023 |
Summer Registration Opens |
* Please note that registration typically opens in August for the Fall term, late November for the Spring term, and March/April for the Summer term. However, the university registration dates may be subject to change.
Registration Instructions
Step-by-Step Guide
> See our step-by-step guide for registering through the SIS portal.
Definitions & Policies
> More information on registration definitions and policies
Degree Students
Students admitted to one of the School’s degree programs may register for classes using their Student Center in the Student Information System (SIS) after consulting with their academic advisor.
Certificate Students
Students admitted to one of the School’s certificate programs may register for classes using their Student Center in the Student Information System (SIS). Should you have questions, please contact your program director/administrator or fill out this form to request course advising. Please note that courses may not be visible in SIS until or right before registration opens.
Returning Students Taking Individual Classes
Students returning to enroll in classes without being admitted to one of the School’s degree or certificate programs may be able to register using their Student Center in the Student Information System (SIS), if they were enrolled in classes during the previous fall, spring, or summer terms. You are considered a visiting (new) student if you were not enrolled in classes during one of the last three semesters.
> Register as a returning student
Visiting (New) Students
Individuals who want to enroll in SCPS classes without being admitted to one of the School’s degree or certificate programs are considered visiting (new) students. This applies to individuals who were not enrolled in classes during one of the last three semesters.
> Register as a visiting (new) student
Community Scholars
Individuals who seek to enroll in on-Grounds courses at most schools and colleges at the University, on a part-time basis, without applying to a degree program, are considered community scholars.
> More information on registering as a Community Scholar
Course Listings By Program
Statewide and Online Classes for Degrees and Certificates can be found here.
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