Instructions to Course Registration

1. Familiarize Yourself with the Schedule: Obtain the university’s academic calendar or registration timetable, which typically includes important dates such as registration periods, deadlines, and orientation sessions. Make a note of these dates to ensure you don’t miss any important steps.

2. Review Degree Requirements: Take a close look at the requirements for your intended degree program. This includes prerequisites, core courses, major/minor requirements, and any other specific regulations or guidelines. 

3. Meet with Your Advisor/ Partner University: Schedule an appointment with your academic advisor or partner university to discuss your course selection and ensure you are on track to meet your degree requirements. They can provide guidance on selecting appropriate courses, understanding your program’s structure, and answer any questions you may have.

4. Plan Your Schedule: Based on your degree requirements and advice from your advisor, create a preliminary schedule of the courses you wish to take. Consider factors such as credit hours, time conflicts, availability, and your own preferences. It’s a good idea to have alternative course options in case your first choices are full or unavailable.

5. Register: Log in to your student portal or registration system during the designated registration period. Follow the instructions provided by your university to select the courses you want to enroll in. make sure to register during the appropriate timeframe.

6. Pay Tuition and Fees: After you have registered for your courses, you will need to pay the required tuition and fees. university will provide instructions on how to make the payment, which may be done online or in person at the university’s financial office. Ensure that you meet the payment deadlines to avoid any late fees or registration holds.

7. Confirm Your Schedule: Once you have registered and paid your fees, review your finalized schedule to ensure that it is accurate and meets your requirements. Make note of the dates, times, and locations of your classes.

8. Attend Orientation:  orientation sessions provide valuable information about campus resources, student services, and academic support. Attend the orientation to familiarize yourself with the university’s facilities, policies, and to meet fellow students.