• Continuing Students
• Former Students
• New Students
• Summer-Only and Other Non-Degree Students
• Contact Information
• Summer Session Orientation Presentations
• Fall Semester 2009 Registration
• Advising Services for New Students

Please note: Prior to registering for classes, former students must file an Intent to Register form with the Registrar's Office; new students and summer-only students must apply for admission to MSU.

STUDENT CATEGORIES

• Continuing students are those admitted to MSU and registered in courses during Spring Semester 2009.
• Continuing students are automatically admitted to Summer Session and may simply register in the same manner and at the same time as they do for Fall Semester 2009. The Summer registration alternate PIN (also referred to as "adviser code" or "registration code") is the same number that continuing students have been assigned to use for Fall registration.
• Advising for Summer Session begins March 23 and registration begins March 30 on the Web (refer to Fall 2009 Registration Handbook for registration timetable).

• Former students are those who have previously been admitted to MSU and paid fees, but who did not attend or withdrew from Spring Semester 2009.
• Former students must file an Intent to Register form with the Registrar's Office. A registration information letter will be sent to students by the Registrar's Office after this form has been received and processed. An alternate PIN (also referred to "adviser code" or "registration code") will be included in the letter and will enable former students to register via the Web.
• If the Intent form is filed by March 2, students may register beginning March 30 on the Web (refer to Fall 2009 Registration Handbook for registration timetable). If the Intent form is filed after March 2, students may register beginning April 20 on the Web or by completing the Course Request Form.

• New students are those who have not previously been admitted to MSU and who wish to enroll in the University as degree-seeking students.
• Before new students are allowed to register for courses, they must apply for admission and be accepted into the University.
• Registration procedure (begins April 20 after meeting with an advisor--contact Academic Advising Center or your major department):
  1. Undergraduates: Complete Course Request Form
     Fully admitted undergraduate students may register for classes by completing the Course Request Form.  Send the completed form along with your admission application to the Office of Admissions and Enrollment Services, or send directly to the Registrar's Office, 101 Montana Hall.
     Students who have applied for admission but have not yet been fully admitted may use the Course Request Form to request their courses (space permitting).
     Graduates: May register on the Web via MyInfo (instructions will be included with your admission acceptance letter from the Division of Graduate Education).
  2. Check Your Registration Status
     Check your registration status on the Web via MyInfo by following these links: Enter Secure Area; Login (follow instructions on that page); Student Services; Registration; Student Detail Schedule.
  3. Obtain Your Fee Summary
     Obtain your fee summary on the Web via MyInfo by following these links: Enter Secure Area; Login (follow instructions on that page); Student Services; Student Records; Web Bill Summary.
  4. Pay Your Fees
     Fee payment is due by the third day of class and may be done at the Student Accounts Office, 103 Montana Hall. For more information, visit the Summer Fees page.

• Summer-only students are those who have not previously been admitted to MSU and who wish to attend just the summer term. A typical summer-only student is one who seeks to earn MSU credits during Summer Session and then transfer those credits to their home campus elsewhere. Other summer-only students may include non-degree graduates or practicing teachers who wish to earn credits for purposes of recertification or salary advancement.
• Before summer-only students are allowed to register for courses, they must apply for admission and be accepted into the University.
• For registration procedures, refer to instructions outlined under "New Students" in previous section above.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT REGISTRATION, CONTACT:

Office of the Registrar
(406) 994-2601
registrar@montana.edu
www.montana.edu/registrar

Division of Graduate Education
(406) 994-4145
1-800-255-7962
gradstudy@montana.edu
www.montana.edu/gradstudies

Office of Summer Session
(406) 994-7136
summer@montana.edu
www.montana.edu/summer

SUMMER SESSION ORIENTATION PRESENTATIONS

Session I:   May 18, 4:00-5:00 p.m., SUB 233

Session II:  June 29, 4:00-5:00 p.m., Procrastinator Theatre, SUB

Campus tours are offered at 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, leaving from the Office of Admissions, 201 Strand Union. For more information visit the Orientation Web page.

FALL SEMESTER 2009 REGISTRATION

• Continuing Students
  Continuing students may register for Fall Semester from March 30 through August 31.
  
  
• New Undergraduate Non-Degree Students
  New undergraduate non-degree students who attend Summer Session and who would like to continue as non-degree students during Fall Semester may select courses during their summer attendance.

  Undergraduate non-degree students who attend Summer Session and who would like to be admitted as degree-seeking undergraduates for Fall Semester must meet the requirements of admission as outlined in the University Course Bulletin. For information regarding admission procedures, visit the Office of Admissions Web page.

ADVISING SERVICES FOR NEW STUDENTS

New students are encouraged to contact the associate/assistant dean or other official representative of their college, or the Academic Advising Center, for assistance with course selection, connecting with an adviser, or for help with other questions.

• Agriculture
  Robert Gough, Assoc. Dean
  215 Linfield Hall
  (406) 994-5744
  regough@montana.edu
  
  
• Arts and Architecture
  Heather Bentz, Ass't. Dean
  217 Cheever Hall
  (406) 994-4405
  hbentz@montana.edu
  
  
• Business
  Chris Lamb, Ass't. Dean
  338 Reid Hall
  (406) 994-4681
  clamb@montana.edu
  
  
• Education, Health & Human Development
  Jill Thorngren, Ass't. to Dean
  250 Reid Hall
  (406) 994-3299
  jillt@montana.edu
  
  

  Dept. of Education Advising Center
  132 Reid Hall
  (406) 994-1880
  cmeldahl@montana.edu
  
  Dept. of Health & Human Development Advising Center
  119 Hosaeus PE Complex
  (406) 994-4001
  hhd@montana.edu
  
  

• Engineering
  Heidi Sherick, Ass't. Dean
  212 Roberts Hall
  (406) 994-2272
  hsherick@coe.montana.edu
  
  
• Letters and Science
  Melody Zajdel, Assoc. Dean
  2-205 Wilson Hall
  (406) 994-4288
  zajdel@english.montana.edu
  
  
• Nursing
  Pat Hanson, Academic Adviser
  109 Sherrick Hall
  (406) 994-3783
  phanson@montana.edu
  
  
• University Studies
  Diane Donnelly, Assoc. Director
  418 Reid Hall
  (406) 994-3532
  donnelly@montana.edu
  
  
• Health Professions Advising
  Sheila Nielson-Preiss, Director
  308 Leon Johnson Hall
  (406) 994-1670
  hpa@montana.edu
  
  
• Division of Graduate Education
  Donna Negaard, Interim Ass't. Dean
  108 Montana Hall
  (406) 994-4145
  gradstudy@montana.edu
  
  
• Academic Advising Center
  418 Reid Hall
  (406) 994-3532
  donnelly@montana.edu
  
  

Return to regular view	Text-only	Updated: 5/19/09