Returning students
(i.e., students who have been enrolled in a course at any time during the
last three semesters) may register and pay for courses online by using the
ISIS (Inter-Campus
Student Information System). Returning students will have a User ID
generated for them. To look up your ID, go to
http://isis.uml.edu and click User ID Lookup. Once you have obtained
your User ID,
Follow these Easy Steps to
Register for Classes.New students to the University must use the
mail, fax, or walk-in options to register (see below).
Once the new student registration has been processed by the Registrar’s
Office, the student will receive an email to his/her personal email account
(if provided) or receive a letter mailed to his/her home. The student should
check
http://isis.uml.edu
and then click on the User ID lookup.
You can also access the
New Student Registration
Form and Checklist and information on online course confirmation (if
applicable) available at
http://continuinged.uml.edu/online. After you have obtained your ID number, you
can log into http://isis.uml.edu and view
your schedule.
Get a head start and
register early!
Undergraduate,
Graduate and Continuing Studies students can register for classes using the
ISIS Web-Based Self-Service
system, or by mail,
fax, and walk-in. Students are
encouraged to use the ISIS Self-Service System whenever possible.
Although we cannot guarantee an opening in
any class, your chances for being enrolled in the course of your choice are better when you register
early. Please note that seats in laboratory courses are limited.
Registrar's Office Hours
Dugan Hall 101, UML South
Monday - Thursday: 8:30am - 8:00pm
Friday: 8:30am
- 5:00pm
Note: July 1-3rd hours will be 8:30am - 5:00pm
Need help with course selection and mapping out your degree or
certificate?
See Academic Advising for Continuing Studies'
Faculty and Student Support Center or email
Continuing_Education@uml.edu.
ISIS Web-Based Self-Service
Registration
The Intercampus Student Information System
Note: This is the
preferred method of registration for all returning students.
When using ISIS, the new Student Information System,
Undergraduate, Graduate and Continuing Studies students are able to perform the following
transactions:
• search the course catalog and schedule of classes
• register for classes as well as add, drop and swap classes
• request official transcripts and designate the recipients of transcripts
• pay a bill
• accept and decline financial aid
Students also can view and print their:
• class schedules located
under "View my class schedule"
• grades
• unofficial transcripts
• degree audit (View progress made toward a degree)
• advisor’s name
•
student invoice
• financial aid information
For more information check out the "More Info" section at:
More Dept Quick Reference Guides
If you have problems accessing your account, please contact the Help Desk at
(978) 934-4357.
New students to the University must use the mail, fax, or walk-in
options to register.
Please see the
New Student Registration Form and Checklist.
Once the new student registration has been processed by the Registrar's
Office, the student will receive an email to his/her personal email
account (if provided) or receive a letter mailed to his/her home. The student should check
http://isis.uml.edu and then click on
the User ID lookup. You can also access the new student checklist and
information on getting your online username/password on the
Registration Form for New Students. After you have obtained your ID number, you can log into
ISIS and view your
schedule.
Mail-In
Registration:
1.
Fill out the
registration
form and return it postmarked no later than the scheduled
deadline and mail
to:
University
of Massachusetts Lowell
Registrar's Office
883
Broadway Street
Dugan Hall, Room 101
Lowell, MA 01854-5129
2. For classroom location and other scheduling
information, please visit the Inter-campus Student Information
System
at http://isis.uml.edu
Fax-In
Registration:
Fill out the
registration
form and fax it to (978) 934-4076 no later than the scheduled
deadline.
Walk-In
Registration:
Held at the Registrar’s Office, 883
Broadway Street, Dugan Hall 101, UML South, Lowell, MA 01854-5129.
Please refer to
the Registrar's Office
for walk-in registration
hours. Students are encouraged to use
ISIS, the Web-Based Self-Service
System whenever possible. Online Courses
Students registered for online courses will automatically be issued a UML email address, an ISIS
username/password, and an online course username/password.
To get your
online course username/password, visit the
online course website
approximately two weeks prior to the start of classes, and click "Get
Your Online Course Username/Password" link.
Note: Once online students have registered, they must obtain
their online course username and password beginning two business days after registering for an
online course by visiting the UMass
Lowell online course website and completing the
Get Your
Online Username/Password. Students who do not receive this information
prior to the first week of class should contact the UMass Lowell
online course staff at (978) 934-2467 or email
onlinelearning@uml.edu. UML Student Email Accounts
UMass Lowell has a
robust email system that assigns UML email addresses to all students,
including those enrolled in Continuing Studies courses. Additionally, the
University has implemented a new
policy that supports email as an official means of
communication with students and assigns responsibility to the student for maintaining their UML email accounts.
Students should be using their UML accounts with the @student.uml.edu
suffix to ensure they receive timely communications from the University.
Information
about the availability of class schedules, grade reports and financial
awards that can be accessed using ISIS, the Web-Based Self-Service, will be
sent to students via email. Please see
http://email.uml.edu and check the student email link. New students will
receive a letter from the Information Technology Office with their new UML
email address.
Emergency Contact Information
Responding to increased concerns about security issues of all kinds on
University campuses nationwide, we are initiating a process to require
students to provide and/or verify Emergency Contact Information on a
regular basis. This information will be used to contact designated
individuals in the event of an emergency involving you as a student on
campus. When you first log into ISIS for any reason this semester, you will
notice an entry in Your Holds Summary indicating
Emergency Contact Verification.
This “Hold” will prevent all Registration/Add/Drop/Swap a Class activity
until you take action to verify your Emergency Contact Information. You will
be able to release this hold yourself through ISIS by clicking on the hold
and following the instructions. We encourage you to be proactive and verify
this information BEFORE
you actually need to register for classes or use Add/Drop/Swap a
Class functionality in ISIS. For assistance, a Help document has been posted
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Emergency Notification
Sign up for the UML Emergency Notification System
(get notified in the event of a campus emergency or crisis) at:
https://uml.ecoporte.com/emergency/jsp/home/home.jsp
Identification Card
Only matriculated CSCDE students may obtain a photo ID card from the Access
Services Office located in the UML South Dining Hall. The ID card is needed
to access gated parking lots and labs. Please refer to the Access Services
Website at
http://www.uml.edu/access-services/CSCE_Cards.html
Fall 2009
ADD/DROP Deadlines
Add/Drops can be processed in ISIS or in
the Registrar's Office, UML South, Dugan Hall 104, 883 Broadway St.
Lowell. Changes from credit to audit and audit to credit status are
limited to this same period.
| Undergraduate |
Add |
Drop |
On Campus Courses
September 2 - December 22 |
9/9 w/o permission
9/16 with permission |
9/16 |
Online Courses (section -031)
September 2 - December 12 |
9/9 w/o permission
9/16 with permission |
9/16 |
Accelerated
Online Courses (10-week) (section -061)
September 2 - November 7 |
9/9 w/o permission
9/16 with permission |
9/16 |
Accelerated Face-to-Face Courses
(10-week) (section -051)
September 2 - November 7 |
9/9 w/o permission
9/16 with permission |
9/16 |
| Graduate |
Add |
Drop |
Off Campus
Courses (section -041)
September 2 - December 22 |
9/16 |
9/16 |
Online Courses
(section -031)
September 2 - December 12 |
9/16 |
9/16 |
Accelerated
Online Courses
(10-week) (section -061)
September 2 - November 7 |
9/16 |
9/16 |
8-Week Online
courses (MBA) (section -031)
Session I
September 2 - October 23
Session II
October 26 - December 22 |
9/16
11/6 |
9/16
11/6 |
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Update on Graduate Course Withdrawal
for Fall 2009 (posted on 11/13/09)
The last day to withdraw from a graduate class
is Monday, December 7, 2009.
Please log onto your ISIS account and drop your
class. Please note: Because ISIS will be
down from November 24th through December 2, 2009
(7am) you will not be able to withdraw from
classes using ISIS. If you wish to withdraw from
graduate classes during this time, you must
submit a signed letter to the registrar's
office. You may fax the letter to:
(978) 934-4076 or mail to: University of
Massachusetts Lowell, Registrar's Office, 883
Broadway St.
Lowell, MA 01854. You may also come to the
Registrar's Office in Dugan Hall 101 on South
Campus. The Registrar's Office will not be
open November 26th or 27th. If you have any
questions, please email:
registrar@uml.edu or call (978) 934-2550.
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Wait Listing
You may now put yourself on a wait list through ISIS if the course you want
is full. When you try to register for a closed course, the system will ask
you if you want to be put on a wait list. The wait list function also allows
you to list a course you would like to drop if you are allowed into the
closed course.
If space becomes available in a
course, the wait list function will add you into the class in the order of
your request. Please note that you will not be notified if you are
put into the closed course. Check your schedule in ISIS to see if
you are registered for the closed course.
If you no longer wish to register for a course you are wait listed for, you
must remove yourself from the wait list through ISIS. If you do not
remove yourself from the wait list, you run the risk of being registered for
a course and will be responsible for the grade received as well as the
tuition and fees incurred.
First time students may request to be
put on the waitlist by filling out the form located at:
http://www.uml.edu/admin/registrar/docs/waitlist.pdf and faxing it to
the number indicated.
ISIS will not put students into courses that have a time conflict or in
courses where prerequisites are enforced.
Fall 2009
Withdrawal with "W" Notation
See the appropriate academic calendar for the last day to withdraw.
Students withdrawing from any class can use
ISIS. Verbal messages to faculty or staff
do not constitute official notification.
| Undergraduate |
On Campus Courses
September 2 - December 22 |
11/13 |
Online Courses (section -031)
September 2 - December 12 |
11/13 |
Accelerated
Online Courses (10-week) (section -061)
September 2 - November 7 |
10/16 |
Accelerated Face-to-Face Courses
(10-week) (section -061)
September 2 - November 7 |
10/16 |
| Graduate |
Off Campus
Courses (section -041)
September 2 - December 22 |
12/15 |
Online Courses
(section -031)
September 2 - December 12 |
12/5 |
Accelerated Online Courses
(10-week) (section -061)
September 2 - November 7 |
10/31 |
8-Week Online
courses (MBA) (section -031)
Session I
September 2 - October 23
Session II
October 26 - December 22 |
10/16
12/15
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Institutional Disclosure
The University is required to disclose the availability of various types of
information related to Federal programs and mandates under the Higher
Education Acts. This information is located on the UML web at
http://continuinged.uml.edu/general/inst_disclosure.htmStudents with Disabilities
A student with a disability who needs special arrangements should contact
the Counseling Center, at (978) 934-4574 early in the
registration process. Special advising, registration assistance,
preferential scheduling, and alternative examination procedures are
available. Special parking is also available on a temporary
basis.
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