Spring 2026 Mid-Term Grades Due
Spring 2026 Mid-term Grades Due to the Office of Records and Registration Electronically by NOON.
Spring 2026 Mid-term Grades Due to the Office of Records and Registration Electronically by NOON.
First-Half courses end/midpoint of Spring 2026 semester.
Last day to file Spring 2026 Graduation Application.
After January 18th, instructor approval is required to register for all first-half and full-term courses, late fees apply, and courses can only be added by contacting Registration.
With the exception of the Student-to-Student Grant Fee and the Green Fee, all other fees and assessments are mandatory. Requests to waive the Student-to-Student Grant Fee and/or the Green Fee must be submitted by the posted deadline each semester. After that deadline, those fees can no longer be waived. To view the deadline date (and other important deadlines), please refer to the applicable semester information on the registration information page.
In order to qualify for E-Tuition, students must be enrolled in 100% online courses AND be admitted to an online, degree-seeking program. If one of these conditions does not apply, then students are assessed according to the on-campus billing structure. Note: A per hour Online Academic Support Fee will be assessed to ALL students enrolled in an online course, regardless of their academic program. Visit our Tuition page to review information related to tuition, fees, and assessments.
In this case, you should reach out to the department that hosts the class (e.g., for ENG 102, you would contact the English and Modern Languages Department). Once the department enters approval and notifies you, you should be able to register. If the semester has entered the “Late Registration” period, you will need to contact our office to complete the registration. Once we verify that the appropriate permission(s) have been entered and that you have no registration holds on your account, we will complete the registration for you.