Registration Information

Early Registration is for currently enrolled students based on the number of credit hours earned prior to the start of the current semester. Students must consult with their advisor before registering for classes. An appointment schedule will be posted on/near the advisor's office door. Distance learners/night students must contact their advisor in order to discuss the process for registration. Students will either be registered in classes by their advisor or the advisor may elect to provide a student registration code allowing the student to register in classes using the OneTech portal.

Students currently enrolled in the spring 2020 semester may be eligible to register for the 2020 fall term based on their number of earned hours at the start of the spring 2020 semester according to the following schedule:

March 2: Graduate Students
                       Seniors, 90 or more earned hours
March 4:  Juniors, 60 - 89 earned hours
March 6:  Sophomores, 30 - 59 earned hours
March 11: Freshman, 29 or fewer earned hours

Registration Steps:

1. Log into OneTech and select the Registration tab.
2. Click Registration Status to check student registration eligibility and total earned hours. Confirm the correct major is shown (if not, complete and submit a Change of Major form).
   NOTE: Students with holds must contact the appropriate office and resolve the hold prior to registration.
3. Students must consult with their advisor before registering in classes. An appointment schedule will be posted on/near each advisor's office door a week before early registration begins. Students should use the schedule to make an academic advising appointment with their advisor. Distance learners/night students should contact their advisor to discuss the process for registration.
   Who is your advisor? If an advisor is assigned, the advisor will be listed under Academic Profile. If an advisor is not listed, contact the Registrar's Office.
   EXCEPTION: Students who have less than 60 earned hours or who are undecided about a major may be advised in the Academic Advising Center (Rothwell 107) prior to their eligible dates to register, but will be registered based on the appropriate schedule above. Call (479)964-0843 to schedule an advising appointment.
4. Students will either be registered in classes by their advisor, or the advisor can elect to provide a Student Registration Code allowing the student to register in classes using the OneTech portal. Students will use the Register and Add/Drop Classes link (located in the Registration block under the Registration tab) to register.
   NOTE: Course section numbers may indicate unusual course characteristics, such as meeting at a location other than the Russellville campus, or a mixed technology class that is web-based and occasionally meets on campus. Refer to Section Numbers Decoded for more information.
   NOTE: Students enrolling in web-based courses can visit eTech for eLearning resources and important course-related information.
5. Check the class schedule; it is the student's responsibility to verify the registration has been completed accurately, so it is recommended that students print a copy of their class schedule for their records. Students may view their schedule by selecting Student Detailed Schedule, which is listed under Registration. Refer to Building Abbreviations for helpful information and a link to the campus map.
6. Pay charges and/or confirm financial settlement according to Fee Payment Policy. Visit the Student Accounts website for information concerning cost, payment, and obtaining Tech IDs, and the Financial Aid website for more information on loans/grants/scholarships.
7. Students must attend the course before its unique attendance date. There are no exceptions. Attendance is measured as: physical attendance, submission of an assignment, OR completion of Blackboard Attendance Accounting module.
8. All students operating a vehicle on campus must purchase a Hang Tag. For information on Hang Tags and parking areas visit Public Safety's website.
9. Verify addresses and phones numbers are correct by selecting Update Addresses and Phones on the home tab under personal information.

Important Information: Students who have enrolled in classes but decide not to attend Tech must officially withdraw from classes. See Withdrawing for more information.

Students transferring or returning to Tech who have applied for admission, and completed all admission requirements, will receive a letter from the Office of Admissions inviting them to participate in registration.

Newly admitted transfer and returning students with less than 60 earned hours or are undeclared or any student who needs additional guidance in selecting a major should call or visit the Academic Advising Center (479-964-0850, Rothwell 107) to schedule an advising/registration appointment beginning May 4.

Newly admitted transfer and returning students with more than 60 earned hours should contact their respective academic department to schedule an advising/registration appointment. Find your department contact information here: https://www.atu.edu/catalog/undergraduate/colleges.php

Registration Steps

1. Log into OneTech and select the Registration tab.
2. Click Registration Status to check student registration eligibility. Confirm the correct major is shown (if not, complete and submit a Change of Major form). NOTE: Students with holds must contact the appropriate office and resolve the hold prior to registration.
3. Students must consult with their advisor before registering in classes. Who is your advisor? If an advisor is assigned, the advisor will be listed under Academic Profile. If an advisor is not listed, contact the Registrar's Office.
4. Students will either be registered in classes by their advisor, or the advisor can elect to provide a Student Registration Code (SRC) allowing the student to register in classes using the OneTech portal. Students will use the Register and Add/Drop Classes link (located in the Registration block under the Registration tab) to register (See How to Register Instructions Below). NOTE: Course section numbers may indicate unusual course characteristics, such as meeting at a location other than the Russellville campus, or a mixed technology class that is web-based and occasionally meets on campus. Refer to Section Numbers Decoded for more information. NOTE: Students enrolling in web-based courses can visit eTech for eLearning resources and important course-related information.
5. Check the class schedule; it is the student's responsibility to verify the registration has been completed accurately, so it is recommended that students print a copy of their class schedule for their records. Students may view their schedule by selecting Student Detailed Schedule, which is listed under Registration. Refer to Building Abbreviations for helpful information and a link to the campus map.
6. Pay fees and/or confirm financial settlement according to Fee Payment Policy. Visit the Student Accounts website for information concerning cost, payment and obtaining Tech IDs.
7. Students must attend the course before its unique attendance date. There are no exceptions. Attendance is measured as: physical attendance, submission of an assignment, OR completion of Blackboard Attendance Accounting module.
8. All students operating a vehicle on campus must purchase a Hang Tag. For information on Hang Tags and parking areas visit Public Safety's website.Official enrollment is contingent upon eligibility to enroll for future terms.
9. Verify addresses and phones numbers are correct by selecting Update Addresses and Phones on the home tab under personal information.

Important Information: Students who have enrolled in classes but decide not to attend Tech must officially withdraw from classes. See Withdrawing for more information.

We're 100% dedicated to your strong start. During your half-day TECHAdvise session, you'll lock in your schedule and gain resources you need to have your best freshman year. We believe in you and your future -- we're here to make sure you achieve it.

At your TECHAdvise session, you can expect to:

• Receive your official fall 2020 class schedule
• Understand degree plans and general education requirements
• Learn more about your major
• Receive your official student ID
• Meet with Residence Life, Financial Aid, Student Accounts and other offices

The appointment will last a minimum of three hours. A student may come by themselves or bring their family.
For more information visit: https://www.atu.edu/orientation/tech-advise.php

Contact or visit the Academic Advising Center, (479-964-0850, Rothwell 107) to schedule an advising/registration appointment beginning May 4.

Students who did not participate in early registration, are eligible to register during regular registration. Students will either be registered in classes by their advisor or their advisor can elect to give the student their registration code to register using the OneTech portal.

Registration by appointment will occur during the following dates (based on advisor availability):

May Summer Session 2020: May 7 - 8*
June/July Summer Session 2020: May 28 - 29*
July/August Summer Session 2020: July 1 - 2*
10-Week Summer Session 2020: May 28 - 29*
Fall 2020: August 10 - 18*
Winter Intersession 2020: December 10 - 11*

*Dates are for full-term courses.

Registration Steps:

1. Log into OneTech and select the Registration tab.
2. Click Registration Status to check student registration eligibility. Confirm the correct major is shown (if not, complete and submit a Change of Major form). NOTE: Students with holds must contact the appropriate office and resolve the hold prior to registration.
3. Students must consult with their advisor before registering in classes. Who is your advisor? If an advisor is assigned, the advisor will be listed under Academic Profile. If an advisor is not listed, contact the Registrar's Office.
4. Students will either be registered in classes by their advisor, or the advisor can elect to provide a Student Registration Code (SRC) allowing the student to register in classes using the OneTech portal. Students will use the Register and Add/Drop Classes link (located in the Registration block under the Registration tab) to register (See How to Register Instructions Below). NOTE: Course section numbers may indicate unusual course characteristics, such as meeting at a location other than the Russellville campus, or a mixed technology class that is web-based and occasionally meets on campus. Refer to Section Numbers Decoded for more information. NOTE: Students enrolling in web-based courses can visit eTech for eLearning resources and important course-related information.
5. Check the class schedule; it is the student's responsibility to verify the registration has been completed accurately, so it is recommended that students print a copy of their class schedule for their records. Students may view their schedule by selecting Student Detailed Schedule, which is listed under Registration. Refer to Building Abbreviations for helpful information and a link to the campus map.
6. Pay charges and/or confirm financial settlement according to Fee Payment Policy. Visit the websites for Student Accounts and Financial Aid for more information.
7. Students must attend the course before its unique attendance date. There are no exceptions. Attendance is measured as: physical attendance, submission of an assignment, OR completion of Blackboard Attendance Accounting module.
8. All students operating a vehicle on campus must purchase a Hang Tag. For information on Hang Tags and parking areas visit Public Safety's website. Official enrollment is contingent upon eligibility to enroll for future terms.
9. Verify addresses and phones numbers are correct by selecting Update Addresses and Phones on the home tab under personal information.

Important Information: Students who have enrolled in classes but decide not to attend Tech must officially withdraw from classes. See Withdrawing for more information.

Students unable to register during normal registration periods may participate in late registration, but, will be charged a $25 late registration fee. Registration for any course can be processed in the Registrar's Office or in the Advising Center (for students who have less than 60 earned hours). Students must submit a Permit to Register form, complete with advisor's signature, to the Registrar's Office, Brown Hall Suite 307, or the Academic Advising Center, for processing.

Late Registration will occur during the following dates:

May Summer Session 2020: May 11*
June/July Summer Session 2020: June 1 - 2*
July/August Summer Session 2020: July 6 - 7*
10-Week Summer Session 2020: June 1 - 4*
Fall 2020: August 19 - 25*
Winter Intersession 2020: December 14*

*Dates are for full-term courses.

Students unable to register during normal registration periods may participate in late registration, but will be charged a $25 late registration fee.

Registration Steps:

1. Log into OneTech and select the Registration tab.
2. Click Registration Status to check student registration eligibility. Confirm the correct major is shown (if not, complete and submit a Change of Major form). NOTE: Students with holds must contact the appropriate office and resolve the hold prior to registration.
3. Students must consult with their advisor before enrolling in classes. Distance learners/night students should contact their advisor to discuss the process for late registration. Who is your advisor? If an advisor has been assigned, the advisor will be listed under Academic Profile. If an advisor is not listed, contact the Registrar's Office.
4. Students must submit a Permit to Register (PTR) form, complete with advisor's signature, to the Registrars Office, the Academic Advising Center (for students with less than 60 earned hours), the Graduate College (for Graduate Students), or the College of Professional Studies (for Professional Studies majors) for processing. Distance Learners/Night Students will need to email their advisor to initiate the late registration process. NOTE: Course section numbers may indicate unusual course characteristics, such as meeting at a location other than the Russellville campus, or a mixed technology class that is web-based and occasionally meets on campus. Refer to Section Numbers Decoded for more information. NOTE: Students enrolling in web-based courses can visit eTech for eLearning resources and important course-related information.
5. Check the class schedule; it is the student's responsibility to verify the registration has been completed accurately, so it is recommended that students print a copy of their class schedule for their records. Students may view their schedule by selecting Student Detailed Schedule, which is listed under Registration Tools. Refer to Building Abbreviations for helpful information and a link to the campus map.
6. Pay charges and/or confirm financial settlement according to Fee Payment Policy. Visit the Student Accounts website for information concerning cost, payment, and obtaining Tech IDs, and the Financial Aid website for more information on loans/grants/scholarships.
7. Students must attend the course before its unique attendance date. There are no exceptions. Attendance is measured as: physical attendance, submission of an assignment, OR completion of Blackboard Attendance Accounting module.
8. All students operating a vehicle on campus must purchase a Hang Tag. For information on Hang Tags and parking areas visit Public Safety's website. Official enrollment is contingent upon eligibility to enroll for future terms.
9. Verify addresses and phones numbers are correct by selecting Update Addresses and Phones on the home tab under personal information.

Important Information: Students who have enrolled in classes but, decide not to attend Tech must officially withdraw from classes. See Withdrawing for more information.