Registering for Classes
All new students should contact their academic department regarding their registration. First semester students are eligible to register after CGU receives your tuition deposit.
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Registration Period
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Policies - Add/Drop, financial Aid relative to the number of units enrolled, term-based transactions, academic holds, T-Course Requirement |
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Academic Calendar
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Online Registration - Arts & Cultural Management, Applied Women's Studies, Cultural Studies, Education, English, Executive Management, Financial Engineering, History, Human Resource Design, Info. Systems & Technology, Management, Math, Music, Philosophy, Politics & Policy, Psychology, and Teacher Education
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5C Course Listing
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Forms
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Paper-Based Registration - for students in Art, Botany, Economics, and Religion. |
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Emergency Contacts
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The Registration Period
- Spring 2007 registration is November 15 – December 15, 2006.
- Registrations posted/processed after December 15 (for continuing students) will incur a $130 late registration fee.
- Students who are not registered by the end of the Add/Drop period will be withdrawn from CGU.
- Students must maintain continuous registration each semester. If you will not be taking coursework, but have not completed your degree requirements, you must register for Doctoral Studies (doctoral students) or Continuous Registration (masters students).
- Add/Drop Period
Policies
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- Financial Aid / number of units enrolled: The amount of your financial aid is directly related to the number of units you take. A decrease in the number of units means a decrease in the amount of aid. Click here for additional detail
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- Term-Based transactions - Term-based transactions include all activities that affect the student’s record and account within a given semester.Therefore, all registrations, changes to registration, payment and/or payment arrangements must be made prior to the end of the term/semester in which a student is taking a class.No changes will be made after the last day of the term/semester.
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- Holds on your account - Continuing students are eligible to enroll if there are no outstanding financial obligations on their student account and/or no administrative holds on their student record. For examples of academic holds that will prevent registration, click here. To check your student portal for holds click here.
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- T-Course Requirement - Students who began their doctoral program in the summer 2006 semester or later are required to take the T-Course during the second year of doctoral coursework. For details regarding the T-Course, click here.
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Forms
Fall 2006 Registration Form
Spring 2007 Registration Form
Change in Registration Form (Add/Drop form)
Emergency Contacts –The registration period is a good time to review and update your emergency contacts in your file. You have direct access to this important information via your student portal.
Sign into the portal and view: Student information > My Personal Information. Click here to access the student portal.
Additional Questions
Contact your academic department for questions about how to register.
Contact the Office of Admissions and Records for university policy-related questions by email at: student.records@cgu.edu or by phone at (909) 621-8285.
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Office of Admission and Records Contact Information:
• Address: 160 East Tenth Street, Claremont, CA 91711
• Ph. (909) 621-8285
• Fax (909) 607-7285
• Email: student.records@cgu.edu
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How to Apply to CGU