User ID Number
This number is your permanent student identification number. It appears above your picture on your I-Card.
Graduate Students
No registration holds are in place for graduate students. All graduate students begin to register on Wednesday, October 28, unless in a priority registration group. Please contact your advisor to schedule an advising session.
Undergraduate Students
Registration holds will be placed on all undergraduate students’ records. The hold will be released by the advisor during the student’s advising session. Please contact your advisor to schedule an advising session.
To view the hold status, follow the instructions below.
- Log in to MyIUP and click Check before registration to see if you have any holds on your account on the “Course Registration and Holds” card.
- Click Holds.
- The Contact Advisor hold will prevent registration until the student has met with the advisor and the advisor has released the hold.
- Releasing the holds will allow the students to access the registration without having to enter a PIN each time a change is needed.
- Students will still schedule during their assigned time appointment, but the registration system will no longer require a PIN.
- Once the hold has been released by the advisor, students will simply be able register for classes by going to the Registration Toolbox in the Course Registration and Holds card through MyIUP.
Please make sure to view the registration notices to view your assigned time appointment for registration.
Making Schedule Adjustments
All students may make schedule adjustments from their initial time appointment until the end of the official drop/add period, using MyIUP. If any exceptional circumstances exist beyond the end of the drop/add period, undergraduate students must consult the dean of the college of the student's major. General requirements for the School of Graduate Studies and Research are set forth in the Graduate Catalog.
Obtaining Permission to Enroll in Closed or Restricted Courses
Undergraduates must consult the department offering the course. Once a permit is issued, the student must still register for the course in MyIUP. General requirements for the School of Graduate Studies and Research are set forth in the Graduate Catalog.
Time Conflict Courses
Undergraduates must complete a Time Conflict Resolution Form. This form is required if there are two classes conflicting in time. For example, one class begins at the same time another class ends. Forms can be secured from the Scheduling Center, located within the Office of the Registrar, third floor of Clark Hall, or from one of the departmental offices of the conflicting courses.