If you prefer to register in person but do not know which courses to register for, Arts and Sciences students should go to the Advising & Transfer Center located at 108 Iowa Hall. Applied Science & Technology and Career Options students should go to the office of the appropriate department.

According to your priority registration schedule you may use the convenience of EagleNet Online Registration or phone registration by calling 319-398-5412. Have synonym numbers and course/section numbers ready. You may also register in person at the One Stop office on the 2nd floor of Kirkwood Hall. You may register after, but not before your assigned time.

Early registration for returning students currently enrolled

Priority registration includes the total of your earned hours. Students who are currently registered will be notified through the mail and e-mail of their registration priority. Registration priority determines the first time that you will be allowed to register. Priority is based upon the total number of credits earned to date.

Open Registration

• Open registration for Fall starts July 15.
• Fall 2010 begins on August 23, 2010.

Early Registration for New Students

• New Arts and Sciences students will be notified by the Advising & Transfer Center about registration procedures.
• New students in Applied Science and Technology programs will be notified by their program coordinators of the exact time and place for registration.
• If you are a new student and have not received information about registration, please contact your program coordinator or the Advising & Transfer Center.

Early Registration for returning students not currently enrolled

• Arts & Sciences students - make an appointment with the Advising & Transfer Center or your off-campus center.
• Applied Science & Technology and Career Option students - contact your department.

Change Registration

Prior to and up through the first week of a 16-week term (through third day of shorter sessions) you may change your registration.You can get a 100 percent refund through the first week of a term and a 50 percent refund through the second week of a term.* 

Refunds are given through the 14th calendar day of the term. The exceptions to this policy are classes that meet only once or twice, or only one weekend. There is no refund for these classes beginning the day of the first class meeting.

Add forms are required for classes saying a petition is required. The signature of the instructor and dean are required to add a course that requires a petition.

* You can drop a course and add back an equal number of credit hours without penalty through the 14th day of the semester for full semester classes, however they must be done at the same time and on the same form for the tuition to switch from one course to the other. If the course dropped is more credits than the course added, the remainder refund would be at 50 percent.

Complete withdrawals may be done online.

Reinstatement of Registration

If your registration was removed after the start of the term for non-payment of tuition and fees, you may reinstate your registration, provided you reinstate all classes that have met; no partial reinstatement will be allowed. Contact the One Stop office to be reinstated. You must then immediately make the payment. If there were sections in your original registration that you have not been attending, and do not wish to register for, we will drop you from those sections, but they will be included in your tuition due for the term. There will be no refund for dropped courses.