Registration

Given the overlapping interests between Humphrey courses and Law courses, some Humphrey students choose to take courses in the law school.  To find a list of courses that are open to graduate students outside the law school as well as the form to request registration for these courses, please visit the Courses, Registration & Grading Law School Website. 

Given the overlapping interests between Humphrey courses and Business courses, some Humphrey students choose to take courses through the MBA program at Carlson School of Management.  To find out more information about MBA coursework and the link to the petition form that is required to take MBA courses, students should visit the MBA Course Enrollment Petition page on the Carlson School of Management Website.

Students are not allowed to register for courses that overlap in time or do not provide adequate travel separation between meeting times without permission of the instructors teaching these courses.  If students are considering overlapping courses, students must communicate with instructors to ensure that this would be possible/advisable and then must fill out the Class Time Conflict form. 

Coming Soon. If you have questions about this, please reach out to your program coordinator.

Due to unforseen circumstances there are times when students may need to request a change to their registration in ways that are outside of the current policy.  In order to do that students must submit a Graduate Registration Exception Request and upload necessary documentation in order to get their request reviewed.  Common petitions include: 

• adding a course after the deadline

• withdrawing from a course after the deadline

• swapping a class section or course after the deadline

• changing the grading basis after the deadline

• changing credits for a variable credit course after the deadline

• registering for more than 18 credits in a term

• adding a new course and reducing credits for a variable credit course

• withdrawing from a course and increasing the credits of a variable credit course.

Prior to submitting the Registration Exception Request, students should reach out to Humphrey School Career and Student Success to discuss the situation.

GRAD 999 is a zero-credit/zero-tuition registration course that is intended for graduate students who have completed all coursework but must maintain enrollment to remain an active student.  Students must reach out to their program coordinator to discuss whether GRAD 999 is the best option for them.  More information about this specific type of registration can be found on the OneStop website.