Registration Procedures

Students may now create an Academic Plan through Workday to present to their advisor for approval. Four-year study plans are available help guide students. These plans are intended as informative pdfs and are not degree-audit tools; they are guides to help students stay on track towards Graduation. The student Academic Progress Report in Workday provides information about a student's progression toward graduation.

Detailed information about Closed Courses and Waitlists may be found at Office of the Registrar Stevens Hub page.

Registration Appointments

Graduate and Undergraduate students will enroll for courses according to their assigned appointment time.

Students registration appointments are determined by the student's Academic Level and School, for Graduate Students, or current Classification (total number of credit hours earned and enrolled in current semester), for Undergraduate Students.

Fall 2024

For detailed information about registration dates for the current academic year, please visit https://stevens0.sharepoint.com/sites/OfficeoftheRegistrar/SitePages/FSS%20Registration-Information.aspx

You can also view your registration appointment times by following these instructions in Workday. It is important that you register as soon as you are eligible to do so. Some classes fill quickly, so register early to ensure that you get a seat in your preferred course sections.

Detailed information about closed courses and wait lists may be found in Office of the Registrar Stevens Hub page.

Please enroll online using Workday. Workday's real-time online enrollment functionality gives you the best opportunity to get the classes you want. Please remember that the course schedule is always subject to change; if a course is cancelled or rescheduled by the department after you have registered, the Registrar's Office will inform you by email. 

All full-time students and all international students on a J-1 or F-1 visa are required to have health insurance. All full-time students will be charged for health insurance unless a waiver is applied for. Health Insurance is also available to all part-time students. Information on the policy and waivers is available on the web at http://www.universityhealthplans.com. All new full-time students are also required to fill out a Student Health Record Form and provide Covid immunization information. More information can be found at the Student Health Services web site, where you can find information on student immunization requirements. Students must contact Student Health Services in regard to any health holds on their Workday account.

Please be advised that the Graduate Committee has determined that undergraduate students taking 600-level courses or higher in the School of Engineering and Science or the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences and 500-level courses or higher in the School of Business must be given explicit permission to do so. The student needs to complete a request in Workday Student.

Undergraduates that have submitted an approved academic plan and are in good (graduate) academic standing do not need to get the above-mentioned course-by-course approval.

Undergraduate students may, with junior standing and the permission of their advisor, enroll in up to two online web courses per semester. Students with a 3.2 or higher GPA may take a third web course. These classes are counted as part of the student's regular semester credit load. Students wishing to take more than two (or three with a GPA of 3.2 or higher) online web courses require the permission of the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Academics, and will incur additional charges at the undergraduate per-credit tuition rate for these classes regardless of whether or not they exceed the credit-load limit. Undergraduates are not permitted to enroll in the Winter or the Spring 2 WebCampus semesters.

For questions, contact Kamal Tamna.

International Students

International students in F-1 immigration status should keep in mind that immigration regulations permit them to count only one online course (3 credits) toward their full-time requirement in each regular (fall and spring) semester. Therefore, while Stevens permits them to take 2 online courses per semester at no additional cost, they must generally be enrolled in a minimum of 15 credits, at least 9 of which must be in regular campus courses, to maintain their immigration status. For additional details and questions, please see the International Student and Scholar Services office. Any questions contact ISSS.

Once you have received your acceptance letter, we encourage you to enroll online using Workday. If you have not used Workday Student before, click here for instructions. With Workday, students can view their own academic progress report and records, change their personal information, view grades and transcripts, view their account statement and make payments. 

The schedule of classes is available through Workday.

Academic Plans

An approved academic plan is necessary for all students pursuing a degree, as only courses shown on your approved plan will count toward your degree requirements. You may create your academic plan through Workday Student.

Registration for classes in your first semester at Stevens is permitted without an academic plan. During the first semester you are expected to register in the core courses required for your degree, as shown in the catalog, and/or in any courses that were stipulated in your acceptance letter (students in School of Business programs can defer the stipulated courses).

International students with F-1 immigration status should keep in mind that immigration regulations permit them to count only one online course (three credits) toward their full-time requirement in each regular (fall and spring) semester. Although Stevens permits them to take two online courses per semester at no additional cost, they must generally be enrolled in a minimum of 15 credits, at least nine of which must be in regular campus courses, to maintain their immigration status. For additional details and questions, please contact the Office of International Student and Scholar Services. 

F-1/J-1 Visa Requirements 

All new international students must check in with ISSS prior to being allowed to enroll. Students holding F-1 or J-1 visas must enroll for a minimum of 9.0 credits each fall or spring semester unless one of the following circumstances exists and a Certification of Full-Time Enrollment Form is approved and on file with ISSS: 

• The student is taking the doctoral qualifying examinations within the next four months; approval by the director is required. 

• The student is in the last semester and requires fewer than 9.0 credits to complete the degree (remaining credits for degree required). 

• Other special circumstances exist (approval by academic advisor or the Dean of Graduate Studies required). 

• F-1 or J-1 visa holders are not required to be enrolled during the Summer Sessions. International students can find other helpful information at ISSS. 

Registration Policies, Procedures and Instructions

Please enroll online using Workday. The real-time functionality of online enrollment gives you the best opportunity to get the classes you want. Please remember that the course schedule is always subject to change; if a course is cancelled or rescheduled by the department after you have registered, the Registrar's Office will inform you by email.

Before registration:

• Check onboarding tasks

• Check registration holds

• Review academic requirements

• Create alternative schedules

• Submit prerequisite overrides

• Request permission for graduate courses

Undergraduate students must email undergraduateacademics@stevens.edu regarding the approval process to take courses at Stevens.

Graduate students should complete the Non-matriculating Enrollment Request form.

Helpful links

• Tuition & Fees

• Course Offerings

• Undergraduate Non-Degree Enrollment Form