Registration Information
Registration Information is Available October 11th, Registration Opens November 11th
Preparing to Register for Classes
The NEW Course Registration Guide has a section dedicated to students and registration like forms considerations (Core, Overload, Repeat, etc.).
NEW Guides and Documentation for Spring 2025
To comply with federal financial aid standards, effective for the 2024-25 Academic Year and beyond, the Winter-Term (4 weeks) and Spring-Term (15 weeks) are part of the overarching spring semester (19 weeks).
- Registration Dates/Times for Winter/Spring/Summer 2025
- Spring 2025 Registration Quick Sheet
- NEW Course Registration Guide
- Understanding Sub-term Codes webpage
- The Course Listing Page(s) for On-Campus Residential and SGPS now includes a filter by Sub-term
- Registration Worksheet
- Registration Terminology
- Courses with additional fees
- Forms Associated with Course Registration (On-Campus & SGPS)
- On-Campus Core Program & Signature Learning Experiences
Textbook Information
How does the above Spring Semester change Impact Student Load?
- Student Billing: The Business Office will continue to bill the winter-term and the spring-term independently. For billing purposes, the student will need to carry a minimum of 12 credits in the spring-term(15 weeks) to maintain full-time status.
- Semester loads are outlined in the NEW Course Registration Guide and in the Online Catalog under the Overload Policy .
What is a Registration Clearance?
Prior to registration, a student is required to consult with their academic advisor(s) regarding course selection, course sequences, graduation requirements, etc. Appointments should be made with each advisor during the registration advising period each semester. A Registration Clearance Flag is placed on each student account. The flag is released by the student's primary advisor. The Registration Clearance flag will prevent a student from registering for classes. Other offices may also place holds on a student account to prevent registration. Please contact the office that has initiated the hold.
Visiting Student Registration Process
Students wishing to enroll as a visiting student will need to submit a "Course Registration Form for Visiting Students" located on our "Forms and Petitions" webpage. Students should NOT email this form. Please contact regandrec@etown.edu for instructions on how to access a secure account to submit the request form. Alternately, you may DROP off the form during regular hours of operation.