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Undergraduate Academic levels are determined as such:
- Freshman: 0 -29 cumulative credit hours completed
- Sophomore: 30-59 cumulative credit hours completed
- Junior: 60-89 cumulative credit hours completed
- 90+ cumulative credit hours completed
- Post Baccalaureate: Undergraduate degree completed, seeking a second undergraduate degree
Your current academic level is based on the number of cumulative completed credits at the start of the term. This does not include in-progress hours.
Any student who has not completed registration before the end of Regular Registration (as published in the academic calendar) will be considered a late registrant. All late registrations must be completed by 5:00 p.m. on the last day of late registration (as published in the academic calendar.)
*No registration is considered complete until all charges and fees are paid.
Students will be assessed a $50.00 fee for late registration.
- Fall and Spring, late registration begins at 10:00 a.m. the first day of classes and ends at 5:00 p.m. on the 4th day of class
- Fall and Spring 7wk-1 and 7-wk2, late registration ends at 5:00 p.m. of the second class day, as published in the academic calendar.
- Summer late registration begins at 10:00 a.m. the first day of classes and ends at 5:00 p.m. on the 2nd class day for the following sessions as published in the academic calendar:
- 3-wk
- 5-wk1
- 5-wk2
- Summer late registration begins at 10:00 a.m. the first day of classes and ends at 5:00 p.m. on the 4th class day for the following sessions as published in the academic calendar:
- 13-wk
- 7-wk
- 10-wk
- 6-wk
A $10.00 fee will be charged for student-initiated course drops or adds during late registration. (There is no additional charge for departmentally initiated drops or adds initiated to balance teaching loads.)
No new registrations are allowed after late registration closes.
How the Waitlist Works
What is the waitlist?
A waitlist is a list of students who have signed up to wait for a seat to open in a full class. If the course is full and the department has allowed a waitlist, you may join this queue. If a seat opens, you may receive permission to register for the course. There is no guarantee that a seat will become available to all students on the waitlist.
Who decides if a course has a waitlist?
The academic department that teaches the course determines whether or not there is a waitlist for a particular course. There is no guarantee all courses will have a waitlist.
How are the waitlists prioritized?
Waitlist priority is based first on class level (seniors receive priority over juniors, juniors receive priority over sophomores, etc.), second on if the course is required on the student’s current degree plan, and then lastly by order in which students selected the waitlist option.
*Please note that due to these priority levels, a student may find that their place on the waitlist changes if upper-level students and students with the course required on their degree plan (vs. a student whose current degree plan doesn’t require the course) are later added to the waitlist.
How will I know if/when I can register?
Once added to the waitlist, students are responsible for checking their TWU email every day for permission to register. The email notifications are sent around 10:00 a.m. and are only active until 10:00 a.m. the following weekday morning. If you do not register during your permission period, your permission will expire.
How do I register once I receive my permission email?
Log into your Student Self-Service, select Student Planning, then Plan Your Degree & Register for Classes. If you have permission to register, the “Drop Waitlist” button will now be a “Register” button on the left side of your plan. Select “Register” to register for the course.
What if my permission to register expires?
If you do not register within your permission period, their permission will expire, and the opportunity to register will pass to the next student on the waitlist. If desired, you can add yourself back to the waitlist. *You are not guaranteed the same position in the queue.
What if Im waitlisted for one part of a co-requisite pair of classes?
Suppose you are waitlisted for a lab or lecture of a co-requisite pair for which both registrations must be completed simultaneously. In that case, you will not be able to register for the co-requisite until you have permission to register for the waitlisted section. When you log into your Self-Service to register, you must register for both simultaneously by using the register button at the top right of your screen.
Helpful information:
- It is the students responsibility to check their TWU email daily.
- Students can manage their waitlisted courses through Self-Service.
- Be advised that waitlisted courses do not count as registered courses.
- Students who want to register for a closed course are urged to register for another section to avoid being shut out of the course entirely, particularly if ones financial aid award is dependent upon full-time enrollment.
- If a waitlisted course shows a seat available but does not allow you to register, you do not yet have permission. You may try again daily in Student Self-Service. Please also continue to check your TWU email each day for permission to register.
Drop for Non-Payment
Per Chapter 54, Section 54.007 of the Texas Education Code, students must pay in full all tuition and mandatory fees by the deadline set by the university and listed in the Academic Calendar.
As stated in the university catalog, full payment of tuition and fees is required prior to the beginning of each semester in accordance with published deadlines in the Academic Calendar. Accepted financial aid will be used to hold class schedules and make the required payment. Failure to pay will result in the deletion of all courses. Tuition and fee bills are not mailed to students but available online through Self Service>Student Finance>View/Print Registration Statement.
This process is managed by the Bursar’s Office. Please visit their website to learn more about paying for classes.
Payment Deadlines
- Registration: Students who register for courses between the first day of registration and the registration deadline are required to pay in full or sign up for an installment plan by the first payment deadline for the term listed on the academic calendar.
- Regular Registration: Students who register for courses during the regular registration period required to pay in full or sign up for an installment plan by the first payment deadline for the term listed on the academic calendar.
- Late registration: Students who register for courses during the late registration period are required to pay in full or sign up for an installment plan by the payment deadline listed on the academic calendar.
Multiple session enrollment
Students registered in multiple sessions within a single semester (i.e., 7wk-1, 7wk-2, long, 13wk, 5wk-2, etc.) are required to pay in full for all enrolled courses by the earliest session payment deadline. If, after full payment, you add a course in a later session you must make payment of the additional cost before the next posted payment deadline.
Dropped for non-payment
If you are dropped from your classes after the registration payment deadline, you may re-register for classes through your Student Self-Service during the Regular Registration period. You will be required to pay your full tuition by the regular registration payment deadline listed on the academic calendar. (6:00 p.m. on the last day of regular registration.)
If you are dropped from your classes after the regular registration payment deadline, you may re-register for your classes during the late registration period. *Late registration fees will apply. You will be required to pay your full tuition by the late registration payment deadline. (6:00 p.m. on the last day of late registration.)
*Students are not guaranteed the same schedule they were enrolled in prior to being dropped.
If you are dropped from your classes after late registration, you may request reinstatement within one week of the date your schedule was deleted for the long term, or within two days for a shorter session course. Requests for reinstatement must be on a drop/add form and include the exact course and section of your previous enrollment. In addition, the course must have availability and not have met its cap. *Late registration fees will apply. You will be required to pay your full tuition immediately. Courses deleted at the next posted payment deadline will not be eligible for reinstatement.
How do I make a payment to my TWU account?
TWU is currently in the process of applying payments to accounts. Previous account balances may display incorrectly until this is complete. You can also use www.payments.txkusa.org to make a payment, by clicking on the “Pay My Bill button”, and entering your name and password in the payment portal.
How do I pay a SAT/ACT Fee Waiver at TWU?
The $50 fee, which applies to all applicants (new and returning) can be paid by: Cash (no personal checks) at the Bursar’s Office. After paying, bring your receipt to Admissions Processing (second floor of GRB ). Application fee waivers are granted only when you submit an official SAT/ACT fee waiver form. 3. Submit documents to TWU
How do I pay for a student account at Texas Woman’s University?
Student account payments are accepted in person with cash, personal checks (current term only), money orders, and cashier’s checks. All credit and debit card payments must be made online through the Pay Online link. Learn more about Bursar at Texas Woman’s University.
Does TWU mail registration bills or account statements?
TWU does not mail registration bills or account statements. Electronic statements are provided monthly for students with balances in the online payment system. Electronic statement notifications are delivered to the student’s university email and to authorized users that have been established by the student.
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