Registration

Additional or differing dates exist for: Agriculture Diploma, Dental Hygiene, Dentistry (includes IDDP), Education (B.Ed. only), Law, Medicine (excludes Family Social Sciences), Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Respiratory Therapy, and Social Work. Students in these programs should speak with their faculty, college or school regarding any important dates and deadlines.

Summer Term important registration dates

Mar. 29, 2021

Registration access times available in Aurora
Apr. 5, 2021 -
Apr. 8, 2021

Initial registration period (with gradual space release)
Apr. 9, 2021 -
Apr. 11, 2021

Registration closed for Aurora maintenance
Apr. 12, 2021

Registration re-opens at 9:00 A.M. CST

Summer Term Important Dates

Registration tips for Fall, Winter and Summer Term

Summer Term Registration

Registration Access Times

Unless otherwise noted in the Class Schedule Listing, the following registration revision deadlines will apply. Please see the appropriate category below.
In Summer Term the Revision Period Deadline and the Refund Deadline are the same.
The Last Date to Drop a course and the Last Date to Add a course will be the same date.
If you are uncertain in which session your class is being offered, refer to the "Part of Term" information in the Class Schedule or see the chart below.

Summer Term Course Loads

Students are advised not to take too many courses during the Summer term due to the academic term being compressed.
Most students may register for a maximum of 18 credit hours, though some faculties/schools may have different limits.
- Course load limits may be extended, but this is entirely dependent on the faculty, school, or college that you are registered in.

Course Cancellations

Every effort is made to ensure that all of the courses listed in the Summer Session course catalogue are available for registration.
In the event that a course is cancelled, all students who are registered in the cancelled course will be notified and receive all paid fees associated with it.

Question about taking distance and online education courses? Visit Online Courses for more information

Fall and Winter Term Registration

Registration access: Once it is your registration date and time, you will have 24-hour access to the registration system until the final registration date for that course. Although students may register on weekends, no registration times will begin on the weekend.
Reserved space in classes: Spaces in some course sections may be reserved for students in specific programs, normally only until the first week of August. Reserve details are included in the Class Schedule.
Select courses will include a Waitlist function, allowing students to be added to a waitlist and notified when a space becomes available.
Limited Access does not currently apply to students who have previously been subject to this restriction for three consecutive terms. Students will be able to register to repeat a course (or equivalent) during their initial registration time.
Course Drop and Add dates:
- Course Drop date – the last date to drop a course with a refund.
- Course Add Date – the last date to add a course in the revision period.

Students must have an active UM email account to receive waitlist notifications.

Consecutive Courses in Summer Term

It is possible to take two consecutive courses within the Summer Term, with the first course being the prerequisite for the second course. The first course would normally be offered in the first "half" of Summer Term (May and June), and the second course in the second "half" (July and August).

To register in both courses without getting a prerequisite error, ALL sections of the first (prerequisite) course must be scheduled to finish before the scheduled start of the second course. (Example 1).

If any of the sections of the prerequisite course offered in Summer Term end after the scheduled start of the second course, students will need to contact their advisor to get a prerequisite override to register for the second course." (Example 2).

Example 1: CHEM 1300 is the prereq for CHEM 1310

In Summer 2021
CHEM 1300 is offered in May and June and ends June 17 (only one section is offered)
CHEM 1310 is offered in July and August and starts July 5

Example of Course Listings in Aurora showing chemistry sections.

CHEM 1300 ends before CHEM 1310 starts, so you will be able to register for both courses without contacting an advisor for a prerequisite override.

Example 2: SOC 2510 is the prereq for SOC 3740

In Summer 2021
SOC 2510 A01 is offered in May and June and ends June 17
SOC 2510 D01 is offered May through August and ends August 12
SOC 3740 is offered July and August and starts July 5

Example of Course Listings in Aurora showing arts sections.

SOC 2510 is the prerequisite for SOC 3740. You are currently registered in SOC 2510 section A01, which ends before SOC 3740 begins. However, you will still require a prerequisite override because there is another section of SOC 2510 (D01) that will not be done before SOC 3740 starts.

If you have questions or are unable to resolve any registration errors you encounter, contact an academic advisor in your faculty.

Part of Term Schedule

Part of Term	Course Dates	Revision period	Refund Deadline	Voluntary Withdrawal Deadline (No Refund)	Exam Dates
May – June (3 Credit Hour course, 6 hours instruction per week)*	May 10 - Jun. 17	May 10 - May 13	May 13	Jun. 8	Jun. 21 - Jun. 26
July – August (3 Credit Hour courses, 6 hours instruction per week)*	Jul. 5 - Aug. 12	July 5 - July 8	Jul. 8	Aug. 3	Aug. 16 - Aug. 21
May – August (3 Credit Hour courses, 3 hours instruction per week)*	May 10 - Aug. 12 No classes June 21 – July 2	May 10 - May 20	May 20	Jul. 22	Aug. 16 - Aug. 21
May – August (6 Credit Hour courses, 6 hours instruction per week)	May 10 - Aug. 12 No classes June 21 – July 2	May 10 - May 13	May. 13	Jul. 22	Aug. 16 - Aug. 21
Winter/Summer Distance and Online spanning Term courses	Jan. 18 - Jul. 16	Jan. 18 - Feb.1	Jan. 29	May 19	Jul. 17 - Jul. 20

*May-June, July-August and May-August parts of term may also include 4 credit hour Engineering courses.

Classes on Monday, May 24th will be made up on Friday, May 28th Classes on Monday.

Classes on Monday, August 2nd will be made up on Friday, August 6th.

Steps to register for UM classes

Your Aurora account will help you learn about the specific requirements of the program you've chosen. You'll create a timetable for your classes and register. A quick check in Aurora will tell you how much you owe and how to pay your tuition fees. At tax time, it will provide your tax receipt. Let Aurora take the worry out of registration.

Registration errors

Common errors and what to do if you get one

When registering, you may receive an error message. If that occurs, below are the most commonly received error messages, what they mean, and what to do to resolve the error.

Message	What it Means	What to Do
Account Disabled – Your web access has been disabled due to too many unsuccessful attempts.	Your Aurora account has been disabled.	Contact the Registrar’s Office Help Line at 474-9420.
Authorization Failure – Invalid User ID or PIN Verify that your student or employee number is correct and re-enter in User ID. If you have forgotten your PIN click on Forgot PIN? to reset it.	Your User ID or PIN is incorrect.	Verify that your student number and PIN are correct. Click on Forgot PIN? To reset your PIN.
Available space is being offered to students on the waitlist. If you would like to join the waitlist, select 'Waitlist' under Action.	The course is full and available space is being offered to a student already on the waitlist.	If you would like to join the waitlist, select 'Waitlist' under Action.
Campus Restriction - This course or section is restricted to students associated with a specific campus. Restrictions can be viewed in the Detailed Class Information.	You are not associated with the campus offering this course.	Search for a course available on your campus.
Cohort Restriction - This course or section is restricted to students in a certain Cohort. Restrictions can be viewed in the Detailed Class Information.	You do not have the required cohort to take this course.	Search for a course available to your cohort; contact your advising office if needed.
Corequisite Required - CRN XXXXX must be taken concurrently with this course. You must register for both course sections at the same time.	You must register for both co-requisite courses at the same time.	Register for the co-requisite course on the same worksheet.
Closed - this section is full.	The course is full.	Look for a class that has space available.
Closed - This section is full; XX students waitlisted. If you would like to join the waitlist, select 'Waitlist' under Action.	The class is full but you can go on the waitlist.	If you would like to join the waitlist, select 'Waitlist' under Action.
Degree Restriction - This course or section is restricted to students in a specific degree program. Restrictions can be viewed in the Detailed Class Information.	You are not in the program designated for this course.	Look for a course that is available to your program.
Duplicate Course with Section	You are currently registered in another section of the course this term.	Look for another course to take; contact your advising office if needed.
Duplicate Equivalent Course - This course is equivalent to CRN XXXXX. You may register or go on the waitlist for only one of these courses.	You are currently registered in an equivalent course.	Decide which of the two courses you would like to take.
Faculty/School Restriction - This course or section is restricted to students in a specific faculty/school. Restrictions can be viewed in the Detailed Class Information.	You are not a student in the faculty/college/school designated for this course.	Look for a class that is available to your faculty/college/school.
Field of Study Restriction - This course or section is restricted to students with a certain field of study. Restrictions can be viewed under Detailed Class Information.	You do not have the major, minor, or concentration designated to take this course.	Look for a course that is available to your major, minor, or concentration.
Level Restriction - This course or section is restricted to students in a certain level of study. Restrictions can be viewed in the Detailed Class Information.	You are not in the correct level to take this course.	Look for a course that is available to your level of study.
Linked Course Required - This course must be taken as a lecture and lab/tutorial combination. You must register for both the lecture and the lab/tutorial sections at the same time.	You must register for both the lecture and the lab/tutorial sections at the same time.	Register for both the lecture and the lab sections on the same worksheet. Note: Some courses have a specific lecture/lab combinations. View the Class Schedule for details.
Maximum Hours - You have registered for the maximum number of credit hours that you are permitted to take in this term. You may contact your faculty for more information.	You have registered for the maximum number of credit hours that you are permitted to take in this term.	Contact your advising office if needed.
Mutual Exclusion – Course XXXXX is similar to this course OR the sequence in which you take these courses matters OR the topic matters. Please contact your faculty for permission and more information.	You have already taken a course that is similar to this course; or you are trying to take courses out of sequence; or you have already taken a different topic of this course.	Contact your advising office if needed. Depending on the circumstances, you may not be able to hold credit for both courses.
Prerequisite Error - You do not appear to have the correct pre/co-requisite to take this course. Please review the course description for pre/co-requisite requirements; contact your faculty if needed.	You do not appear to have the correct pre/co-requisite to take this course.	Review the course description for pre/co-requisite requirements and ensure you have the requirements for this course.
Program Restriction - This course or section is restricted to students in a specific program. Restrictions can be viewed in the Detailed Class Information.	You are not in the designated program to take this course.	Look for a course that is available to your program.
Repeated course (or equivalent) - Refer to the Academic Policy Changes page.	You have already taken this course, an equivalent course, or have transfer credit for the course or equivalent course.
Reserve Closed - Available spaces for your student type have all been taken. Refer to the section comments in the Class Schedule for more details.	There is no space available for your student type during initial registration.	Plan to register for the course when reserves are released in early August.
Reserve Closed – XX students on the waitlist for your student type. If you would like to join the waitlist, select 'Waitlist' under Action.	There is no space available in the course for your student type and there are already XX students with your student type on the waitlist.	If you would like to join the waitlist, select 'Waitlist' under Action.
Student Attribute Restriction - This course is restricted to students with a certain Attribute. Restrictions can be viewed in the Detailed Class Information.	You do not have the required attribute to take this course.	Search for another course that does not have this attribute; contact your advising office if needed.
Term Span Error in CRN XXXXX	You are not able to be registered in one Part of the course.	Contact your advising office for assistance.
Time Conflict with CRN XXXXX - This section overlaps with another course that you have registered for (CRN XXXXX); you cannot register for both of these sections.	You are registered in another course at the same time.	Look for a course offered at a different time, or drop the course with the time conflict.
Year Class Restriction - This course or section is restricted to students in a certain Year Class. Restrictions can be viewed in the Detailed Class Information.	Your year class differs from the restrictions on this course.	Look for a course that is available to your year of study.
Waitlist Notification Expired on XXXXX	Your time period to move from the waitlist into this course has expired.	If you would like to go back on the waitlist, add the course to the worksheet and select 'Waitlist' under Action.

UM policies you may need to review

Registration revisions

The registration revision period is the first two weeks of the start of term. This period is considered the 'add and drop' period, where you can make changes to your course or timetable choice without academic or financial penalty. Courses dropped during this period are not recorded on official transcripts or student records, and a tuition refund will be granted for dropped courses that have already been paid for.

During the registration revision period, you can:

Add a new class if you changed your mind about your course subjects, or if a course that was previously full is now available.
Switch a lecture or lab to a more preferred day/time.
Register in a course for which you were waitlisted if you receive notification that space is available.

Once the registration revision period ends, you can still Voluntarily Withdraw from a class, however, it will be recorded on your transcript and student history and you will not receive a tuition refund.

Contact the Registrar's Office

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