PRE-REGISTRATION PROCEDURES FOR Spring 2014

All degree-seeking graduate and undergraduate students currently enrolled in traditional programs at Averett will pre-register for classes online with PC Self-Service.

Prior to the pre-registration period, all students will meet with their advisors to discuss their continued course of study and to select courses for the next term(s).  At that time, the advisor will “authorize” PC Self-Service pre-registration.

Students will then pre-register online according to the following schedule:

November 2: 8:00 am open to everyone. 

Each registration group is based on credits earned prior to the current semester.  If students miss their registration window above, they may still register on-line beginning November 2. Students may add classes after this time but should be advised that there is a $50 late fee that will be charged (see policy below).

New Late Registration Fee Policy

To help Averett students maximize their course opportunities and to make the registration process smoother for everyone involved, Averett is instituting a new late registration fee policy. The new policy applies to all full-time, continuing degree-seeking students, and the details are as follows:

Returning students registering for 2014 spring semester courses are required to have their course registrations approved by their academic advisor by December 4. If students are not registered by this time, they will be charged a late registration fee of $50, which will be added to their next tuition payment statement.

Please note: the new policy does not apply to students who are returning from a leave of absence or students who are starting their first semester at Averett.

If a “stop” message appears on PC Self-Service during pre-registration, a message will direct the student to the particular office where the “stop” may be removed.

ADVISING SCHEDULE APPROVAL CHECKLIST

Check course sections - NO IDEAL or I1, I2, etc.

1. Be sure prerequisites for courses are completed (see course descriptions by clicking magnifying glass next to course number in PC Self-Service).  Watch especially for writing exam, acceptance to teacher education, get a C or better in BIO 101 to take 204/205.
2. Is there an oral section of a course that the student should be enrolled in?
3. If a course is cross-listed in two departments, is the student registered for the correct prefix?
4. Will the schedule move student toward graduation in a timely manner?
5. Schedule may NOT include more than two PE activity courses.
6. Is it a full-time schedule?
7. If a student is registering for more than eighteen hours:
1. There is an extra fee
2. Complete the permission for more than eighteen hours form and return to the Registrar’s Office.
8. Requests for independent studies must go through Mrs. Susan Rowland, Director of the IDEAL Program.
9. If an advisor agrees, a student may contact the instructor of a closed class for permission to the take the course.  The student must have the instructor of the closed class sign the form giving permission and return it to the Registrar’s Office.