Registration week for the Spring 2025 term is Friday, November 8 through Friday November 15.  You can begin registering at your assigned time, though Friday, November 15. From Saturday, November 16 though Sunday, November 24 registration is closed and you will not be able to make changes to your schedule. Open registration begins on Monday, November 25 , and ends on Thursday, January 16.  To see additional information registration deadlines, please use this link to the Academic Calendar.

Prior to registering, you should sign into myPugetSound.edu and do the following:

  • Review the "To-Do List" section. All students are required to complete the Terms and Conditions/Emergency contact process each term.
  • Review the Holds section. If you have a hold, select the details arrow, select the link to see if the hold prevents registration. Contact the specific department for information on any action you must take. All students must resolve any registration holds before registering.
  • If you are an undergraduate student, you must meet with your advisor before your registration time to discuss your course selection and have your Advisor Registration service indicator released.
  • To prepare for the advisor meeting, review your Academic Requirements Report. This Tutorial is provided for your assistance: Academic Requirements report (MP4).

  • First-year and fall 2024 transfer students will receive direct support with spring registration via our amazing peer advisors! All new students should attend ONE of the five PeopleSoft Mechanics sessions offered from October 24 - 29th, to be sure you know HOW to register yourself. Your peer advisor and faculty advisor will also host a Registration Planning Meeting (RPM) for your advising class so you know WHAT courses to take for any major. Details on each of these events designed to help you enjoy a successful registration are available on our webpage, Registration for Spring Classes and summarized on this document.

     

 

FAQ'S

During Registration Week and Open Registration, students may wait-list up to two closed courses. (The wait-list is not available once open registration ends and during the add-drop .) To add yourself to a wait-list, change the Yes/No option to "yes".  If you know that a class is closed, you can select the option to wait-list while placing the class in your shopping cart. A course that is being wait-listed will have an enrollment status of 'waiting.' The list view of your schedule will show the position number on the wait-list. 

Once you are done registering, go to Course Registration and Planning and then choose Manage my Wait-list to set your preference for the course you are wait-listing.  Follow the instructions on the page. If you do not take steps to manage your wait-list, you could be skipped, and the available spot will be given to the next student. You should use the Manage My Wait-list feature if:

  • The wait-listed course will place you in 5.00 or more units. If you intend to be in an overload, please contact the Registrar's Office for additional assistance. 
  • You are already registered for a different section of the same course.
  • There is a time conflict between a course you are registered for and the course you are wait-listing. Unless a time conflict petition has been submitted and approved.

Once wait-listed, watch for email messages sent to wait-listed students.

Once you are in Class Search/Enroll, select the Core Classes link.  The page will show the first 75 core courses. You can narrow your search by selecting the type of core you need from the Class Attribute section.  Similarly, you can search for interdisciplinary courses by using Interdisciplinary Programs link. To narrow your search, select the program you want, for example African American Studies, or Bioethics. Choose the link for a course to see the instructor, dates, and time. 

Juniors and seniors may select the credit/no credit grading option for one academic course per term and up to four courses within the undergraduate degree. The credit/no credit grade option cannot be selected for courses to fulfill core or graduation requirements. Courses within the student's major or minor department cannot be taken with the credit/no credit grade option.

To register for Credit/No Credit for a graded course, you must take the following steps:

  1. Register for the course as graded.
  2. Read about the policy in the Bulletin. Refer to the Grade Information and Policy section found in the Academic and Administrative Polices.  
  3. Go to the Registrar's Office before the end of the add period to register your preference for the credit/no credit grade option.

To change advisor or change/declare a major or minor, you must complete the Change of Major, Minor, and Advisor Form. Contact the Office of Academic Advising if you need assistance with completing the form.

A "What if Report" is a tool you can use to see how the classes you have already completed will full the requirements for any particular major. View the tutorial created to help you run a "What if Report."

If a course requires consent, you can contact the instructor. If you do not meet the prerequisites for a course, you can follow the same procedure. The instructor will need your UPSID number. The instructor will then enter your UPSID number on the permission page for the course, which will allow you to add the course at the time of your registration. Remember to add the course to your schedule. The instructor is not adding you to the course but permitting you. If a class is closed at your registration time, you will be placed on the wait-list. The instructor's consent does not override a closed class during registration week and open registration.

You can register as a non-matriculated student if you are currently not planning to pursue a degree with Puget Sound and would like to take a class. You will need to complete a Non-Matriculant Registration form (PDF). Non-matriculants will be registered after the term begins.  Instructor permission is needed. During the summer term students will be allowed to register prior to the first day.  The completed form can be sent by email to registrar@pugetsound.edu.

Puget Sound staff and faculty will also need to complete a the Tuition Remission Scholarship form (PDF), and return that to Human Resources. Alumni and members of the Puget Sound Women's League may audit one class per term on a space available basis, and at the discretion of the instructor.