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April 1, 2024
This message was sent to student who are eligible to register for the upcoming quarter. Contact the Office of the Registrar for details.
Tasks to Complete Now
✓ Complete the pre-registration steps. These steps are required each quarter. Students will not be able to sign up for classes without completing this requirement.
✓ Find your registration date.
✓ Review important summer deadlines.
✓ Verify that you do not have any registration holds by checking MyUW or the MyPlan Registration screen. Also check your tuition balance. Common causes of registration holds are student fiscal-related, in addition to incomplete immunization requirements or not finishing the Husky Prevention Response student course.
✓ Browse the Summer 2024 Time Schedule. Or, use the UW Tacoma Time Schedule Quick Search, which has filters to narrow down your course search by general education requirements, credit amount, mode of instruction, and links to course materials.
✓ Seek guidance with your academic advisor if you need assistance with course selection or have questions about course prerequisites.
✓ Be prepared to make course enrollment requests. Some courses require entry codes or permission, which you must obtain from the academic program directly. The Office of the Registrar does not distribute entry codes.
✓ Become familiar with the registration policies and procedures, as there are limitations during certain registration periods. For example, undergraduate students may not register for more than 19 credits until Registration Period 3.
Additional Information
Knowing that trading, selling, or buying open spots is a breach of the Registration Tampering Abuse Policy. Consequences include referral to the Student Code of Conduct process, a Registrar's Hold on your record, and potential diploma withholding for graduating students until the conduct process is completed.
Husky Prevention & Response (Title IX) Student Course
Husky Prevention & Response is a course about preventing and responding to sex- and gender-based violence and harassment. All students are required to complete the 60–90-minute online student course. If you are a student employee, you must also complete a separate employee course, which takes approximately 20-30 minutes to complete.
UW Immunization Requirements
If you have not satisfied the University’s immunization requirements, you will not be able to register for classes for summer 2024 until the registration hold is resolved. Visit the UW Tri-Campus Immunization Requirements website for more information.
Sign Up to Monitor UW-IT System Outages
In the rare event that there is a disruption of a UW-Information Technology system, such as the registration services, you can monitor the status of the reinstatement of the services by signing up for the eOutage notices.
Tentative Time Schedule
Browse proposed courses for Autumn 2024 in the Tentative Time Schedule.
Drop-In Advising for Pre-Major Students
University Academic Advising has a variety of drop-in advising opportunities. Pre-majors should update intended majors on the Registration webpage in Student Personal Services.
Request Disability Accommodation
It is the policy of the University to provide reasonable academic accommodations to students with disabilities. Please visit the Disability Resources for Students (DRS) website for more information and to review details on the accommodation request timelines.
Updates to UW Alerts
The UW Alert system provides current information on campus closures and delays due to inclement weather and emergency situations. To ensure more students receive UW Alerts via text, UW has added the phone number from your student profile to the UW Alert system. If the number is for a cell phone, UW will send you UW Alerts via text. Log into the UW Alert system to add additional phone numbers and email address, or to opt out.Visit the Campus Safety & Security website for additional information and resources.