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How-to Guide: Cancel and Add Courses

This website will guide you through the basic steps for canceling and adding courses to your registration. Your circumstances may not be reflected in the guides offered here. Making changes to your registration may have an impact on your financial aid award and your progress toward a degree. If you have any questions about how changing your registration may affect you, contact your CLA student community. Every time you register or change your registration, print out an enrollment statement to verify your registration and keep a copy of it.

I want to drop/cancel one or more courses.

I want to add one or more courses.

 
Holds
Check your record for holds well before you register.

How-To Guide: Cancel or Add Courses
Use this guide to learn how to cancel or add courses.

How-To Guide: Change Grading Options
Learn how to change grading options for your courses between A-F and S-N.

U of M Web Registration System
Use the online registration system to register for classes and to change your registration. You will need your U of M username and password to enter.

Course Availability Tool
Tired of jumping back and forth between the pages of the Class Schedule? Use this tool to select up to 10 courses and view the availibility of each course on one page at one time.

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