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Important Messages!!

Spring 2010 bills will be available to students and authorized users on November 16, 2009 and are due December 14 to avoid pre-registered class cancellation.

Registration and Billing Schedule

 

Spring 2010

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Please read the important statements at the bottom of this page!

Link to Fall Summer I and Summer II 2009 Billing and Registration Schedule

Spring 2010      

Pre-registration BEGINS

  November 2  
   SeaNet available daily  
Pre-registration ENDS    November 13  
Bills generated and uploaded to E-bill   November 16  
Deadline for signing up for AMS Spring 5 pay plan   December 14  
Payment due    December 14  
Email that classes have been dropped   December 15  
SeaNet opens for regular term registration   December 21  
Deadline for signing up for AMS Spring 3-pay plan   January 13  
Classes begin   January 6  
End of Drop/Add Period - All Charges Due   January 13  
SeaNet closes  January 13
Cancellation of classes - unflagged   January 14  

* SeaNet will having a rolling opening.  Priority Groups, Transfers,   Open for all Students

* Summer I and Summer II tuition and fee charges posted before May 19th are due May 19th. Summer I housing and meal plans are due at this time.

* Summer II tuition and fee charges posted after May 19th will be due June 25th. Summer II housing and meal plans are due at this time.

The following statements are very important please read them!

 

After Cancellation for Pre-registered classes, students must wait for regular registration to open to re-register.

Note: If classes are full when the student tries to register, the student can contact their professors to try and get added back in the class, or show up the first day of class to see if the professor will add them to the class.

After the end of the drop/add period for a term, the student must complete a re-instatement form and bring it to the Cashier’s Office with payment for the total of the classes that were cancelled along with a $75 penalty charge. The students must then take the signed re-instatement form from the Cashier’s Office to the Registrar's Office to officially have class(es) re-instated.

After cancellation of classes for regular registration for a term, the student will need to report to the Dean's Office for any consideration and will be handled on a case-by-case basis with regard to the status of payment or financial aid. Should the student be allowed to re-register, a $75.00 penalty will be assessed by Student Accounts.


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