Where do I go to register for classes?

Please be sure to pay attention to the drop/add and withdrawal policies and procedures.

• For Registration, you will need to check the date and time that has been assigned for you to register, and that you do not have any outstanding item on your record to prevent you from registering.

To check your Registration date and time, and status, please follow the directions below.

• Go to SeaNet

• Click on "Secure Login for Faculty, Staff and Students"

• Enter your User ID and PIN, there is information at the top of the page to help you retrieve your user ID and PIN.

• Click on "Student Services & Financial Aid"

• Click on "Registration"

• Click on "Check Your Registration Status"

• Select the up coming term that you will be registering for to check your registration status, as well as the time and date you will be elligable to register.

• This page will give you your registration time and tell you if you are eligable to register.

If you are clear to register and have a time to register, follow the direction below to register for your classes.

• Go to SeaNet.

 It will open this page:

1. For quick information about SeaNet, clikc the "SeaNet Guide for Students". Once you are ready to register, continue with step 2.

2. Click on “Secure Login for Faculty, Staff and Students”

3. Type your ID number (850 number) and the six digit PIN (originally set to your birth date MM/DD/YY) or click “here” to retrieve your student ID number.

4. The page below will display:

5. Click on “Student Services & Financial Aid”
6. Click on “Registration”
7. Click on “Look-up Classes to Add”
8. In the “search by term” space, select the term you will be studying and click “submit”.
9. You can now search for classes you want to take.
10. After choosing the classes, please write down their corresponding course registration number (CRN).

11. Now you can register.
12. Go back to the main menu (same page as step 8).
13. Click on “Select Term” (Fall 2007) and Submit.
14. Click on “Add/Drop Classes”.

 

 

UNCW/Jamie Moncrief