Plan ahead
Get ready for registration
Week 8: Get ready for registration
Student tips
- Check your registration date: Log in to myZou to find your registration date and time, and set a calendar reminder.
- Review your degree progress: Look over your degree audit and academic plan to see what courses you need next.
- Meet with your advisor: Connect with your advisor to discuss your course plan and make sure you’re on track.
- Explore your options: Use Stellic to search for courses and build different schedules that fit your academic plan.
- Build your Registration Cart: Add the courses you plan to take so you’re ready to register when your window opens.
- Clear registration holds: Check your student account and resolve any holds, such as past-due balances, required trainings or missing documentation.
- Create a backup plan: Identify alternate courses or sections in case your first choices are full.
- Know your requirements: Check prerequisites and course requirements before adding classes to your plan.
- Register on time: Be ready to log in and register as soon as your registration window opens.
Top Roary questions of the week
- Where are the printers located/is there a page limit for printing?
- We offer Print Anywhere, which allows Tigers to print to any network-connected printer. Undergraduates are issued $17.50 print allowance per semester. Find more information here doit.missouri.edu/services/printing.
- I’m struggling financially. What financial resources are there for me?
- If you experience a hardship or any other special circumstance, your financial aid can be reevaluated. Find more information at financialaid.missouri.edu/receiving-…rcumstances and financialaid.missouri.edu/applying-f…ergency-aid.
- I need help getting involved.
- You can meet with an Involvement Ambassador. They can help you explore opportunities that fit your interests and make sure you’re getting the most out of them.
- Schedule a consultation: mizzou.us/involvementambassador.
- You can also find campus events and clubs here: engage.missouri.edu
- And Mizzou’s Resource Centers may be helpful for community, advocacy, and support.
- You can meet with an Involvement Ambassador. They can help you explore opportunities that fit your interests and make sure you’re getting the most out of them.
Step 1: Save the date
Find your registration time and advisor
Log in to myZou to find your registration date and time, then set a calendar reminder so you’re ready to register as soon as your window opens. You can also find your advisor’s name and contact information under “My Advisors.”
Step 2: Map out degree requirements
Set up your advising appointment
Look for an email from your advisor with instructions and schedule your advising appointment in MU Connect at mizzou.us/advisor about a week before your registration date. Review your four-year plan together to make sure your courses meet your degree requirements and align with your academic, personal and career goals.
Step 3: Holds
Resolve any holds
As registration for next semester approaches, check your student account for any registration holds, such as past-due balances, required trainings or missing documentation. Resolve any holds now to help ensure a smooth registration process, and contact the Cashier’s Office if you need assistance.
Step 4 Stellic
Use Stellic
Use Stellic to explore courses and build different schedule options based on your academic plan and degree audit. Add your preferred courses to your Registration Cart so you’re ready to register when your time arrives.
Step 5: Registration time!
Register for classes!
Want to secure your favorite classes? Be sure to register for classes on or after your assigned time. Helpful tip: Bookmark this link so you’re ready when your time comes.
Faculty & Staff Toolkits
Weekly toolkits are available for faculty and staff to communicate what Tigers need to know. Toolkits include:
- Horizontal LED
- Vertical LED
- PPT slide
- Messaging
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