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- Click
- Select classes. You can use % as a wildcard when searching or you can enter a specific course number. Bubble help guides will assist you on certain fields. Be sure to always include a leading zero when entering a course number (e.g. AC 0203, EC 0011, or RS 0101C).
3. You can add courses to your plan or individual CRNs (recommended). Click on
in your search results to add them to your plan! Note: You can add a closed/full section to your plan.
Please note: If you see Restriction! under the Status column, that generally just means you cannot register at this time. Course restrictions can be viewed in the Detail Course information by clicking on the course title and do not show in the Status column.
4. After you’ve added a course, click 
and give your plan a name. You can then search for other courses to add to your plan!
Register for Classes
You can access Register for Classes when your assigned time ticket allows. To check your time ticket, use the Prepare for Registration link described above.
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This tab gives you a customizable view of your schedule and allows you to print or export your schedule as a downloadable .ics file for use with your calendar software. Also on this screen, you can modify the number of credits for certain courses.
Payment Options
Graduate and part time students will receive an email the day after you register with a link to the payment portal. Full time undergraduates will only receive this message during winter and summer intersessions. Full time undergraduates will be billed for fall and spring term tuition and fees.
You must select a payment method within three business days or you may be removed from your registered course(s). If you are removed from your registered courses, there is no guarantee that your chosen courses or sections will have available space if you wish to re-register.
If your intent is not to take the class, it is your responsibility to officially drop the course in order to avoid being held liable for charges associated with the registration.
Waitlist Processing
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Waitlist Processing
Waitlist processing, including notification and registration, begins when registration opens. Waitlists end two weeks prior to the start of each term.
When a space becomes available in a class, the first student on the waitlist will be notified via their University Gmail account with instructions on how to register for the waitlisted class.They will have 48 hours from the time the email is sent to register for the class Students will receive an email giving them 72 hours to register for the class. Then, if the student does not register, they will receive another email notifying when they have only 24 hours left to register. If there is a time conflict in their schedule, the student will have to resolve that issue before registering for the waitlisted class. If the student fails to register for the class by the deadline stated in the emailemails, they will be removed from the waitlist for that class.
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