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Step 2: Activate your Â鶹ŮÀÉNetID

Step 3: Refer to our website for your required application documents (New or Returning Student)

Step 4: Submit all your application documents via by the established deadline

Step 5: Ensure you have access to your and Â鶹ŮÀÉ Email Address

Step 6: Monitor your Â鶹ŮÀÉ emails daily for all updates on your application

Students must meet the eligibility requirements prior to the application deadline.

YES! Once you are admitted into the program, all communication from Â鶹ŮÀÉ will be sent to your Â鶹ŮÀÉ email address ONLY. You can set your Â鶹ŮÀÉ email to be forwarded to another email account if you wish, but you should always communicate with Â鶹ŮÀÉ faculty and staff from your official Â鶹ŮÀÉ email account. Important reminders and deadlines will be sent to this account, so it is important that you check it regularly. Ultimately, you are responsible for any information sent to your Â鶹ŮÀÉ email account.

If you do not already have college-level mathematics coursework on your Â鶹ŮÀÉ record, then you must take the ALEKS before you can register for a math class. You should not take the ALEKS until after you have submitted a complete Dual Enrollment application and received confirmation that you have been admitted into the program. The ALEKS must be taken within one year of the start of the semester in which you plan to take a math class. It is recommended that you take the ALEKS at least three days before registration opens for the semester. For detailed information on the test, please see the ALEKS webpage.

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2. Select Â鶹ŮÀÉ Self Service
3. Select Student Service
4. Select Student Records
5. Select View Holds

If you want to register for a class that requires prerequisites, co‑requisites, or a placement/proficiency exam, and you have already met those requirements through previous college‑level classes, you must get a course override before registering.

To do this, you should contact the academic department that offers the course. The department will review your request and may give you a course override, which allows you to register for the class. You will need to provide proof that you have completed the required prerequisite(s), such as a transcript.

We strongly recommend requesting a course override at least two weeks before registration opens to allow enough time for review.

College of Arts & Letters – aladvising@fau.edu

College of Business – cobadvising@fau.edu ;

College of Social Work and Criminal Justice - swcjadvising@fau.edu

College of Education – coeadvising@fau.edu

College of Engineering and Computer Science – engineering-advising@fau.edu

College of Nursing – nursing@fau.edu

College of Science (includes Psychology and Mathematics) – Complete form at

Please note: The Registrar’s Office cannot give or help obtain course overrides. It is the student’s responsibility to contact the appropriate academic department to request the override needed to register for their classes on time.

You can access the Searchable Schedule to search for classes offered each semester. If a class is not listed on the schedule then it is not being offered for the term

You will be able to register yourself online through your MyÂ鶹ŮÀÉ account once the registration period opens. You will receive an email with information on how to log in and register for classes once your completed Dual Enrollment application has been processed. Detailed registration steps and video walkthroughs are also located on our Registration Info page. Always pay attention to the last day of drop/add for the term and make sure any changes to your schedule are completed by that date to avoid late fees and unintended course grades.

Yes, but you will need to submit a new Permission Form with the class listed on it. You will have until the last day of drop/add for the term to adjust your registration and submit a finalized Permission Form. Any new Permission Forms must be filled out completely and have all required signatures. If you are registered for any courses that are not on a signed Permission Form, then you will be dropped from the class(es) after drop/add ends.

Keep trying! Many students make schedule adjustments throughout the drop/add period (first week of classes) so there is always a chance that space may open up. If a class has a waitlist option, you should add yourself to it. If space opens in the class, you will be notified through your Â鶹ŮÀÉ email account.

You may also want to speak with your guidance counselor about adding some back-up course options. If you’re adding more course options, you can submit additional signed Permission Forms via email to hsdual@fau.edu until the last day of drop/add.

Some classes have a Waitlist option. If this is available, you can add yourself to it and thereby "save" your place in line in case a seat opens up. If a spot opens, you will receive an email to your Â鶹ŮÀÉ email account and you will have a limited amount of time to login and register yourself for the class. For detailed steps, please see the Registration Info page.

There are multiple messages that you may receive when attempting to register. Please review the list of common messages from the Issues and Solutions page and follow the directions on resolving the error.

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2. ClickÌý Â鶹ŮÀÉ Self Service
3. ClickÌý Student Services
4. ClickÌý Registration
5. ClickÌý Registration(Add or Drop Classes)
6. Click on the box that saysÌý "Click Here for Registration"
7. SelectÌý View Registration Information
8. View the term in question and click on the print icon

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2. Select Â鶹ŮÀÉ Self Service
3. Select Student Services
4. Select Student Account
5. Click on Account Summary by Term (Pay Your Bill or Review Your Statement)

Tuition, registration, and lab fees are waived, but you are still responsible for the one-time Owl Card fee and the recurring Transportation Access Fee. Additionally, you will be responsible for any other fees that you may incur, such as library fines, parking tickets, Owl Card replacements, late registration or payment fees, etc. Please be aware of the last day to pay fees for the term; you should have paid your fees by that date to avoid late payment charges.

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