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UT students have an Advising Bar on their registration placed by the UT Registrar. In order to register, you must turn in the an EDP Advising Form to have your advising bar removed. The form requires your faculty advisor 's signature - students typically meet with their advisor in person to decide on their course schedule for the upcoming semester. Be sure your Remember to update your Program of Work is updated before before advising!
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Other Registration Bars
There are several other kinds of Registration Bars. Bars will be listed on your Registration Info Sheet (RIS), and must be cleared the department that issued it. Tip: Be sure to update your emergency contact information in UT Direct annually, as this is a common registration bar from the Graduate School.
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You will register each semester through the UT's online Registration System. Register early! Courses fill quickly, and having and having a course on your Advising Form does not guarantee a seat in the course.
For outOut-of-department courses, Department Courses: you may need to contact that department for permission to add their class. Be sure to list any out-of-department classes on your Advising Form as well.
If Schedule Changes: if you wish to change the schedule on your Advising Form:you , you must first notify your faculty advisor and the EDP registration staff member. Do not enroll in courses or add yourself to waitlists for courses not on your Advising Form.
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Late Adds
Late fees for registration can be substantial, and the amount of paperwork needed to late-register is cumbersome. If you failed to register by the UT deadline (or if you did not pay by the deadline and were dropped from your classes by the Registrar), contact the EDP Graduate Coordinator. If it is prior to the 12th class day (for long semesters) or 4th class day (for Summer), the department may be able to directly add you back to your classes. After these dates, however, paperwork will be required:
- Graduate Add-Drop Form — paper-only form required for adds, drops and grade status change after the 12th class day. It can be picked up from SZB 504 or the Graduate Studies office in MAI 101.
- Late Enrollment Form — if after the 12th class day you are not enrolled in any courses, you'll need a petition from the Graduate Advisor and the graduate Late Registration Form.
Late Drops
Graduate students may drop a class through the last class day of a semester, and the instructor will assign a symbol of Q (Quit) or F (Fail). The form you need to late-drop a class can be obtained from the Graduate Coordinator. Because the form requires the signatures of the Graduate Advisor, it is best to decide to drop a course prior to the last week of classes.
More information about Add/Drop deadlines and policies via the Graduate School.
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All students are expected to register and pay tuition and fees by the appropriate deadlines until graduation (this continuous registration rule does not apply to summer sessions).
Full-Time Course Load
Full-time status is necessary to receive most University fellowships, reside in University housing, and be employed for an academic appointment (Teaching Assistant, Research Assistant, Assistant Instructor, etc.). Full-time student status is typically required for visa permits for international students (until candidacy), and is frequently required for student loans or deferment of existing loans (check the Office of Student Financial Services or your lender). Full-time registration in the summer, for the purposes of having an academic appointment (TA, RA, AI, etc.) is three hours (either summer session).
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The maximum course load for a graduate student during long semesters is 15 hours; 12 hours for the summer session. A heavier course load must have the recommendation of the Graduate Advisor and approval of the Graduate Dean. Approval is granted only under certain circumstances. Contact the EDP Graduate Coordinator if you need to take more than the maximum number of hours.
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