Registration Procedures
To determine when you are eligible to register, visit eServices' Registration Status page. For each term, a date and time is displayed. This date and time is generated based on the total credits earned at Robert Morris University, transfer credits applied, and credits currently in progress. No student will be permitted to register earlier than the specified date and time displayed on the page. Students may register for courses using eServices, in the Student Support Center, the Center for Student Success, or with a department head.

Schedule Changes
Course Substitutions -- The changing of one course for another or the changing of the time of a course. Any course substitutions must be done at the same time to be classified as such. Only completed course selection cards can be processed at the Student Support Center.

Drops -- Removing a course(s) from a student's class schedule during the 100% tuition and fees refund period is considered a drop. All drops should be completed in person in the Student Support Center at either location. Only those changes made before the final two weeks prior to the term starting can be processed by calling the Academic Services Office at (412) 397-3215. If this process is completed by phone, a name should be obtained for verification.

Adds -- Adding a course to a class schedule. Once an initial registration has been processed, students attending day classes should add courses in person in the Student Support Center at either location. Students attending evening or Saturday classes may make changes either in person or by calling the Academic Services Office until two weeks prior to the starting of the term. Only completed course selection cards can be processed at the Student Support Center.

Withdrawals -- After the last day to drop at no charge, a tuition only adjustment is in effect for the semester. Loans and other aid can be affected if a withdrawal takes place. Students who wish to officially withdraw from a course or from the University must complete a Withdrawal Form at the Academic Services Office or the Student Support Center at either location or they may also submit a letter by mail to the Academic Services Office in Patrick Henry Center. A faxed letter can be accepted upon prior arrangement with the Academic Services Office.

Notice to the instructor of intention to withdraw is not sufficient. Students who stop attending class but do not officially withdraw will receive a grade of "F". Canceling a housing contract is not sufficient to withdraw from your classes.

Deregistration
Students not financially cleared by the payment due date may be dropped from all classes. The classes will be made available to the general population. It is the responsibility of the student to drop classes that they do not wish to attend.