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Registrar Student Service Areas are located in 1207 LS&A Building and B430 LL North Pierpont Commons.
http://wolverineaccess.umich.edu
Wolverineaccess.umich.edu is an electronic information service for students to use to access their academic record and general University information. Through http://wolverineaccess.umich.edu students are able to register for classes, access their unofficial transcript, obtain a copy of their class schedule, process address changes, check for class availability (open and closed classes, waitlisted classes), check their term grades, verify their student account, and obtain their registration appointment time. Students need a Uniqname and UM Kerberos password to use wolverineaccess.umich.edu.
Registration Appointments
Students can access http://wolverineaccess.umich.edu to find out their assigned appointment time. The appointment that a student is assigned is a start time: students register anytime, 7 a.m. to midnight, after this start time. http://wolverineaccess.umich.edu allows students to add, drop, modify, waitlist and drop a waitlist. Students who register for a term and then decide not to attend should access http://wolverineaccess.umich.edu and disenroll from the academic term before the first day of class.
Print-out
Students are held responsible for the accuracy of their elections. Any changes made to the schedule must be made by the student through wolverineaccess.umich.edu; the instructor cannot handle this process for the student.
They should check for accuracy and completeness (e.g., P/F, properly numbered sections).
- Students need to be sure that a course has been modified properly.
- The accuracy of the Pass/Fail (P/F) designation is particularly important since, after open drop/add, a course cannot be changed from graded to P/F or vice versa.
- Students should ensure that they have no unexpected time conflicts.
Most students can access their schedules at anytime, anywhere (with a computer). Students are encouraged to access http://wolverineaccess.umich.edu to confirm their schedule. A copy of the schedule can also be printed from wolverineaccess.umich.edu.
How to Register for Classes
New students register for classes during Orientation. Continuing students who are already registered for the current term will be assigned a pre-registration "appointment time" by the Registrar, sometime around the 10th week of the term.
FAQS - Registration
Answers to common registration questions.
Getting Started with Wolverine Access
How to get an account, Hours Wolverine Access is available, and other common questions.
Registering for Your First Term
There are many online resources that you will use to learn about and register for LSA courses. It is important that you familiarize yourself with these resources for registration.
Registering for Classes
If you need a refresher about registration, click here for some FAQs and some useful links.
Registering for Courses
Steps to prepare for registration and links to the On-Line Time Schedule and Wolverine Access.
Academic Load and Normal Degree Progress
In defining a normal academic load, a distinction must be made between what load students are permitted to elect and what is recommended. The College does not require students to be enrolled full time, although this may be a requirement for ...
Obtaining Approval for Programs
Approval of elections is not required for continuing students unless they fall below 8 credits or wish to elect more than 18 credits. Honors students and first-term students need advisor approval.
Disenrollment
Students who have early registered for a term or half-term but who subsequently decide not to return to the University should notify the Office of the Registrar, 1210 LSA Building, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1520, fax (734) 763-9053. To avoid a disenrollment fee, notification of intention to disenroll must be received before the first day of classes.
Term Withdrawal
Prior to the first day of the term you may disenroll from the term without penalty. Students who wish to withdraw once classes begin must contact the Academic Advising Center and fill out the Term Withdrawal form. Students are responsible for the registration and disenrollment fees regardless of their class attendance. The date of term withdrawal determines other fees and whether you receive "W"s. A late withdrawal will require that you to obtain permission to continue in the college.
Withdrawal from a course (Drop)
If a student withdraws officially from a course after the first three weeks of a full term (first two weeks of a half-term), the course is recorded on the transcript with a W notation
Drop/Add
The College expects students to finalize their academic schedules in the first three weeks of a term (first two weeks of a half-term). Later changes may be made according to these policies ...
Fees
Fee regulations and refund policy of the University of Michigan. The tuition and fees assessed by the University of Michigan are subject to change without advance notice by the Regents of the University.
Tuition Changes Resulting From Drop/Adds
The University assesses tuition according to the number of registered credits at the end of the open drop/add period
Residency Policy for Tuition Purposes
The Registrar’s Office administers the University’s determination regarding each student’s residency status (will you be billed as an in-state or an out-of-state student).
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