Registration Process Guide    

• Take note of registration dates for the semester on the registrar calendar.

• Familiarize yourself with degree requirements in the handbook within Current Student Resources

• Remove any holds listed on myPurdue. For specific information, contact the office that placed the hold.

• Decide on which courses you wish to take using myPurdue by clicking "Schedule of classes” on the registration tab under “Course Catalog Resources.” Take note of the Course Reference Number (CRN) for use in self-registration.

  • Some courses are offered in multiple modalities, please ensure you have the correct CRN for your program type (e.g. online vs in person).

  • At the graduate level, it is the student’s responsibility to ensure they are properly prepared to be successful for a course. To do this, we recommend the following:

    • Click on the course name for detailed course information such as registration availability, restrictions, and recommended prerequisite courses (please note, if you have taken a similar course to the prerequisite at another institution, this should suffice).

    • View the catalog entry for a course description.

    • View course materials for textbook information.

    • If you are uncertain about your preparedness for a course, we recommend reaching out to the instructor.

• Self-Register in myPurdue using the Scheduling Assistant with your PIN provided by your registration advisor. For detailed instructions, see this guide by the registrar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsbdWFDOX6Y

  • Register in the IE Seminar - IE69700 in all terms except your final term.

 

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International Students Only:  

• Ensure you comply with all International Student Services (ISS) Office rules and policies relevant to your visa.

• Maintain legal status by:

  • Registering for 8 credit hours per semester (an exception can be granted for your final semester with an approved Reduced Course Load (RCL) form).  

  • Summer registration is not required to maintain full-time status

  • Auditing courses does not count toward full-time student status

  • No internships are allowed in the first or final term

  • Once you have completed your course requirements, you will not be allowed to remain on campus per federal regulations, so plan your course and graduation schedules accordingly.

• For all other questions, including information on program extension, change of education level (COEL), curricular practical training (CPT), and optional practical training (OPT) please contact ISS.