Graduate
Students
New and current graduate students are advised by their
major department. See the list on page 34 for contact
information. After consulting with an advisor, students may
choose one of the following three methods to register for
courses.
- Online registration: register for your courses via
my.acu.edu.
Contact the Graduate School for instructions.
- Graduate School office: register in the Graduate
School office, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 5
p.m.
- By telephone: local students call 674-2354, and
out-of-town students call 800-395-4723 to register by
phone.
Intercollege
Students
ACU students may apply for approval to register in
courses at Hardin-Simmons University (HSU) or McMurry
University. Under the intercollege agreement, courses taken
at HSU or McMurry count toward hours and GPA at ACU.
Complete an Intercollege Enrollment Application in the
Registrar's office (AD 207). Obtain the required signatures
(advisor, department chair, Student Financial Services and
Registrar's office) prior to registering for classes at HSU
or McMurry.
HSU and McMurry students should complete
the following steps to register for courses at ACU to count
toward their degrees at HSU and McMurry:
- Complete an Intercollege Enrollment Permit at HSU or
McMurry prior to registering for classes at ACU.
- Bring your Intercollege Permit (with all required
signatures) to the ACU Registrar's office in the
Administration Building, Room 207, to register for your
classes. If your permit is "for grades only," you must
visit with Student Financial Services in the Welcome
Center, Zellner Hall, to make payment.
NOTE: ACU, HSU and McMurry
students must drop intercollegiate courses through both
Registrars' offices to receive proper refunds.
Grades and financial charges are handled by the school in
which the student is matriculated. Questions about
registration should be directed to the ACU Registrar's
office at 915-674-2235.
Special
Students
Students who have completed high school or their GED and
are not seeking a college degree do not have to go through
the regular admission process to be allowed to register for
classes. ACU assumes that these students know what courses
they want and are qualified to take. If they wish to speak
with an advisor, they should consult the advising contact
list on page 34. Students who later decide to continue
their work at ACU will be expected to apply at that time for
admission, as specified in the current
Undergraduate/Graduate Catalog.
Register by completing a "Special Student Application" in
the Registrar's office (AD 207). You must provide a copy of
your official high school transcript or GED certificate.
Important
Notice
Advisor assistance will be necessary to register for
repeated courses. Certain other circumstances may require
advisor assistance. Contact your department if you have not
received registration instructions.
Web registration should be available seven days a
week, 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. (Occasionally the system may be
unavailable for routine maintenance.)
Contact TEAM 55 for assistance.
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Undergraduate
Students
Advising
Before registering, advising is required for:
- All freshmen
- All sophomores
- All undeclared students
- Juniors and seniors with a cumulative GPA below
2.5
Current Students
- Freshmen enrolled in a Spring 2001 University Seminar
are advised and registered by their University Seminar
faculty member. For more information, contact your
University Seminar instructor or the Office for Academic
Advising (Ext. 2212, AD 309).
- Those who have not declared a major are advised and
registered by the Office for Academic Advising (AD 309).
Call Ext. 2212 to make an appointment.
- Those who have declared a major are advised and
registered by their major department. See the list on
page 34 for contact information. Contact your department
for advising and registration instructions.
New Students
- All entering freshmen (anyone who graduated from high
school this year) and transfers with fewer than 22 hours
that count toward an ACU degree will receive a tentative
fall schedule at the time they register for Passport.
Schedules will be confirmed at Passport by their
University Seminar faculty advisor. Contact the Office
for Academic Advising (Ext. 2212) for more
information.
- Transfers who anticipate having more than 22 hours
that count toward an ACU degree should contact the
advisor in their major department for advising and
registration instructions. See the list on page 34 for
contact information. For assistance in determining your
total eligible transfer hours, contact the Transfer
Student Coordinator (AD 209, 915-674-2235).
Registration
Departmental
Most students in the College of Arts and Sciences will be
registered in their major department.
Web
The following groups of students will register on the Web
(my.acu.edu):
- College of Biblical Studies (CBS)
- College of Business (COBA)
- Bachelor of Applied Studies (BAS)
- Exercise Science majors
- Psychology majors
- Undeclared students
Instructions for Determining Classification
The personalized home page for ACU students is found by
going to my.acu.edu.
Information concerning registration holds and registration
status, as well as many other commonly asked questions may
be found on myACU.
Note: myACU will be redesigned by June 1, and the
instructions below may change. Please follow steps posted
on the Web site after June 1.)
- Go to my.acu.edu
- Enter your username (for example, pop99a) and
password (your email password).
- When your myACU page comes up, click on Records in
the menu bar.
- Read the login instructions under Web for Students
and log in to that system. (PIN is the last six digits of
the number on the back of your ACU ID card.)
- Select Registration and Schedule.
- Select Registration Status.
- Choose the term for which you wish to register.
- You will find your classification for registration
purposes.
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