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Spring 2027 Registration will open Monday, November 16, 2026*!
NOTE: Although registration is scheduled to open on November 16, 2026, your individual enrollment date and time may differ.
The Spring 2027 Semester begins Tuesday, Jan 19th 2027
*Enrollment Appointment Time
Each semester, the University Registrar's Office assigns students an Enrollment Appointment Time. An Enrollment Appointment Time is the time at which you can begin registering for classes. Appointment dates and times are based on the Eastern Time Zone. Appointments are prioritized by earned credit amount (excluding credits in progress). The Enrollment Appointment Time is not set by the Schack staff, and Schack cannot adjust the time.
Please check your enrollment appointment time in Albert.
Spring 2027 Registration will open Monday, November 16, 2026*!
The Spring 2027 Semester begins Wednesday, Jan 19th 2027
*Enrollment Appointment Time
Each semester, the University Registrar's Office assigns students an Enrollment Appointment Time. An Enrollment Appointment Time is the time at which you can begin registering for classes. Appointment dates and times are based on the Eastern Time Zone. Appointments are prioritized by earned credit amount (excluding credits in progress). The Enrollment Appointment Time is not set by the Schack staff, and Schack cannot adjust the time.
Please check your enrollment appointment time in Albert.
Schack does not offer Online degrees; as such, most classes are held in person with minimal fully online options. Our Synchronous (LIVE) online courses require you to be logged in to Brightspace with a webcam and microphone during the scheduled course time. In-person classes do NOT have a remote attendance option; you must attend your classes in person. NOTE: NYU does NOT require its faculty to record their classes.