• Fall semester
• May semester
• Spring finals
• Spring semester

• Step one: here's all the info you need to know before you sign up for classes.



• Step two: print the registration form so you can bring it to the meeting.



• Step three: meet with your advisor. Check your advisor's schedule.



• Step four: find out what time that you can sign up for classes.

• Access to Education Records
• Course Substitution
• Registration
• Block schedule worksheet
• May semester registration
• Change or declare a major
• Change or declare a minor
• Credit overload
• Summer school approval
• Independent study

• Enables student to work individually on project or reading program.



• 1 to 4 credits may be earned.



• Needs to be carefully worked out by the student in consultation with the supervising faculty member.



• The Independent Study Form must be completed.



• Project plan must be approved with signatures from the supervising faculty member, the Dept. Chair, and the Office of Academic Affairs.



• A 3.0 (B) overall average required for Independent Study.

Students registered in the 4-year College may enroll in one (1) Faculty Directed Independent Study course each semester through the Division of Graduate & Professional Studies under the following conditions:

• Faculty advisor verifies that student is junior or senior and a GPA of at least 2.5;



• Student demonstrates proficiency to work independently;



• Approval required from the Office of Academic Affairs;



• Students must complete course requirements within the on-campus semester. For Fall Semester: September 2 through December 12.
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• Students submits one assignment then waits for faculty advisor feedback on this assignment before submitting the next assignment.

It is the student's responsibility to contact Graduate & Professional Studies for course enrollment materials. The Faculty Directed Independent Study Contract for Graduate & Professional Studies must be completed and signed by the dept. chair/faculty advisor.

Registration materials for Greater Portland Alliance of Colleges and Universities (GPACU) courses are available at the Registrar's Office. Students interested in Alliance courses should meet with Lisa Merrill, Associate Registrar, to review the process and the availability of courses at other institutions.