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Undergraduate Academic Advising/Preregistration
Period for
May, Summer 1, and Summer 2
This advising/preregistration period is set aside for currently enrolled
students to meet with their advisors and plan their next semester’s schedule.
Students should personally contact their advisors and make appointments.
Students with a declared major who have not been assigned advisors should
contact the department offices of their majors. Students without a declared
major should contact the general studies advisor, Dr. Mary Beth Armstrong,
Dean of Arts & Sciences, in Hill House. Students will not be able to
register on the WEB if the advisor has not entered the access number.
Advising/preregistration
dates and times for currently enrolled students for
May, summer 1 and summer 2
Seniors & Graduate Students
Tuesday March 25
Juniors (& Srs. & Grd.Sts.)
Wed. March 26
Sophomores (& Srs.,Jrs.& Grd.Sts.) Thursday
March 27
Freshmen (& all students)
Friday March 28
WEB registration will be available from 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
May and Summer preregistration will not be available from 5:00 PM, March 28
to 7:00 AM, April 1.
Students who do not preregister during the designated times may be advised and
register at the convenience of the advisor.
UNDERGRADUATE ADVISING/PREGEGISTRATION
Only currently enrolled students may
preregister. It is essential that students follow the procedures listed below in
order to complete the preregistration process:
Students must schedule an advising/preregistration appointment with their
advisor during the assigned times. This is the first and most important step of
WEB registration because at the time of advising the advisor will enter an
access number to allow access to WEB registration. Students will not be able to
register on the WEB if the advisor has not entered the access number.
REGISTRATION SITES
WEB
REGISTRATION –
www.montevallo.edu
Click on Student Resources, then Login to
Student Services.
WEB registration will be available from 7:00 AM
– 10:00 PM
OR
College of
Arts & Sciences
Behavioral & Social Sciences – Jeter Hall
Biology/Chemistry – Harman Hall
CSD – Speech and Hearing Center
English – Comer Hall
Foreign Language – Comer Hall
General Studies – Office of advisor or Dean’s
Office – Hill House
Math – Harman Hall
Michael E.
Stephens College of Business
Morgan Hall
College of
Education
ELEM/ECE – Wills, 2nd floor
FCS – Bloch Hall
Kinesiology – Myrick Hall
Graduate Students – Office of advisor
College of
Fine Arts
Art – Bloch Hall
Mass Comm – Mass Comm Bldg.
Music – Davis Hall
Communication Studies/Theatre – Reynolds Hall
Special
Studies Students
Student Support Services – Central Main , 1st
floor
| 3-D Composition | 3DCOMP |
| Art Annex | ARTNX |
| Bibb Graves | BIBB |
| Bloch | BLOCH |
| Comer | COMER |
| Costume Shop | CSHOP |
| Harman Hall | HARMN |
| Hill House | HILLH |
| Jeter Hall | JETER |
| Library | LIBRY |
| Mass Communications Center | MCOMM |
| Morgan | MORGN |
| Davis Music Building | DAVIS |
| Myrick Hall | MYRCK |
| Paint Complex | PTGCX |
| Reynolds Hall | REYNL |
| Speech and Hearing Clinic | CLIN |
| McChesney Student Act Center | SAC |
| Vacca Hall | VACCA |
| Wills Hall | WILLS |
WEB
REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS -
MAY, SUMMER 1 AND SUMMER 2
MARCH 25 - MARCH 28
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Reminder: Your advisor must have entered an access number before you can register on the WEB.
How to use the Shopping Cart feature….Click on Course Sections located above the call number boxes or under Courses at top of the page. Click on a subject from the list box and click Submit. (Use the scroll bar located on the right side of the list box to view the entire list.) Click on the appropriate course and click on Submit to continue to Available Sections. Select the section and click on Add “course” to cart. A message will appear that tells you that the course has been added to your Registration Cart. Read the entire message and click OK. Click on Select Another Subject above the displayed course to select another course. Repeat these steps until you have completed your course selections. After you have made your final course selection click on Display Registration Cart. Follow the message directions. You must go to the Registration Drop and Add Classes page to complete the registration process. Click OK. Click on Go to Drop and Add Classes page. Scroll down until you see where the call numbers from your Shopping Cart have been entered. (You may view the Shopping Cart again.) Click on Submit when ready to register for these classes. You have not completed the registration process until you click on Submit. After you click Submit your registration will appear. Check it carefully to be sure that you are registered for your selected courses. At the top of this page click on Registration and then on Student Schedule to again verify that you are registered for these classes.
Repeat these steps to register for additional terms.
7. Enter those course call numbers for which you want to register. Click on Submit to register. Currently Registered Classes will appear. You may view your schedule by clicking on Detailed Schedule at the bottom of this page. Click on the Print button to print your schedule. Repeat these steps to register for additional terms.
After you have completed all registration, click on Exit (upper right
side of page), and then close the browser by clicking on the X in the upper
right corner. NOTE: If you are timed out, close the browser by clicking on the X
in the upper right corner and begin the Login process again (step 1).
You are responsible for all registration and drop/add done on the WEB. Please
pay very close attention to what you do. After you register or drop/add classes
on the WEB print your detailed schedule and double check for accuracy.
(see calendar for individual term dates)
Students who do not preregister and pay prior to the payment deadline must register at the regular registration and follow the procedures listed below:
Be advised and register on the WEB or in your department. Your advisor must have entered an access number before you can register on the WEB.
You are responsible for all registration and drop/add done on the WEB. Please pay very close attention to what you do. After you register or drop/add classes on the WEB, print out your detailed schedule and double check for accuracy.
Report to the Cashier, second floor of Palmer Hall, for payment of fees. All payments are due by 4:00 p.m. of registration day. Registration is not complete until all tuition and fees are paid. Payment can be made on the WEB at www.montevallo.edu, and click on Current Students and on Student Services.
Obtain a current ID.
Obtain a current parking permit from the Cashier or the University Police Department.
Students who preregister after bills are generated (including WEB registration) will not receive a bill in the mail but are still responsible for meeting the payment deadline dates in order to hold schedules. Dates are listed below:
| TERM | DATE BILLS WILL BE GENERATED |
DATE MAILED |
PAYMENT DUE |
| MAY | April 14 | April 16 | May 2 |
| SUMMER 1 | April 14 | April 14 | May 27 |
| SUMMER 2 | April 14 | April 14 | June 26 |
| FALL | Available on line | Available on line | August 15 |
Bills for preregistration will be mailed to the student’s permanent address on the above dates. It is the student’s responsibility to make sure a bill is received. Students with questions about billing should contact the Cashier at 665-6065. Failure to take care of the bill by the payment deadline date could result in a dropped schedule. Registration is not complete until all tuition and fees are paid.
Students who register after the bills are generated can view/print their bill from the web (www.montevallo.edu) or see the Cashier to obtain a bill.
Preregistered students who prepay will receive a 100% refund if they become academically ineligible or withdraw before registration day. The refund policy does not apply to housing refunds.
Regular Drop/Add does
not require the advisor’s signature. Drop/Add
can also be done on the WEB. However, if the
access number has not been entered by your
advisor, then you will have to drop/add in your
department, or in the Records Office after the
first week of classes.
Freshman drop must be done in the Records
Office.
Students may drop or add anytime prior to and
including registration day without a fee. After
registration day there is a $25.00 fee. There
will be no refunds for drops after the following
dates.
You are responsible for all registration and
drop/add done on the WEB. Please pay very close
attention to what you do. After you register or
drop/add classes on the WEB always check your
detailed schedule for accuracy.
DROP/ADD DATES FOR MAY, SUMMER1, SUMMER 2 AND
FALL 2008
MAY:
May 5 – Last day to add; last day to
receive a refund for dropped course(s)
May 13 – Last day to drop
May 22 – Last day for freshmen to drop one
course
May 22 – Last day to withdraw from the
University
SUMMER 1:
June 3 – Last day to add; last day
to receive a refund for dropped course(s)
June 16 – Last day to drop
July 2 – Last day for freshmen
to drop one course
July 2 – Last day to withdraw
from the University
SUMMER 2:
July 8 – Last day to add; last
day to receive a refund for dropped course(s)
July 21 – Last day to drop
Aug. 7 – Last day for freshmen to
drop one course
Aug. 8 – Last day to withdraw from
the University
FALL:
Aug 29 – Last day to add; last day to
receive a refund for dropped course(s)
Oct. 10 – Last day to drop
Dec. 3 – Last day for freshmen to
drop one course
Dec. 3– Last day to withdraw
from the University
You are responsible for all registration and
drop/add done on the WEB. Please pay very close
attention to what you do. After you register or
drop/add classes on the WEB always check your
detailed schedule for accuracy.
GRADES
UM students access
their grades on the WEB at www.montevallo.edu
and click on Current Student and Student
Services. Students have access to their grades
as soon as instructors submit them during finals
week. All grades are posted by the Monday
evening following graduation. Any student
wanting a printed copy from the University may
submit a written request for such to the Records
Office.
NOTE: Your student identification number and
personal identification number are required for
access to your Student Services account. We
cannot give this information out over the phone
so if you have a question about either number,
come to the Records Office in Palmer Hall.
ATTENTION GRADUATION CANDIDATES
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Seniors who plan to
graduate must complete a graduate information
card in the Records Office (Palmer Hall, 2nd
floor) by the following dates:
August Graduates - Immediately
December Graduates - Immediately
May 2009 Graduates - October 1, 2008
Graduate Students - Graduate Office in Wills
ATTENTION GRADUATING SENIORS!
All seniors graduating
from the University of Montevallo who plan to
participate in commencement exercises are
required to complete the University's assessment
questionnaires, the CSEQ (College Student
Experience Questionnaire) and the Senior Survey.
You may pick up your packet containing these
surveys from the Office of Institutional
Research, Planning and Assessment, Ramsay Hall,
Room 135, phone # 665-6392. The
following schedule shows the deadline dates for
completing this requirement.
December Graduates……………………December 1
May Graduates……………………………May 1
August Graduates……………………….August 1
ASSESSMENT
The University-wide
assessment program measures progress toward
educational outcome goals, promotes improvements
in teaching and learning, evaluates the
accomplishment of educational and administrative
goals, and facilitates continuing review of
institutional effectiveness. Students
participate in a variety of evaluative
activities beginning during the freshman year
and extending beyond graduation. Students may be
required to take national and locally developed
tests and surveys, contribute to portfolios,
share ideas in focus groups, respond to
interviews, or participate in other ways to
improve the education and services provided by
the University. Assessments of other aspects of
institutional effectiveness are regularly
conducted by and through academic and
administrative departments.