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6How to Register for ClassesHow to Register for ClassesPlease note: Prior to registering for classes, former students must file anIntent to Register form with the Registrar’s Office; new students andsummer-only students must apply for admission to MSU (p. 10).Student CategoriesContinuing Students Continuing students are those registered in courses during SpringSemester 2016. Continuing students are automatically admitted to Summer Sessionand may simply register in the same manner and at the same time asthey do for Fall Semester 2016. The Summer registration alternate PIN(also referred to as “advisor code” or “registration code”) is the samenumber assigned to use for Fall registration. Advising for Summer Session begins Monday, March 21 andregistration begins Monday, March 28 on the Web (refer to the Fall2016 Registration Handbook for registration timetable).Former Students Former students are those who have previously been admitted toMSU and paid fees, but who did not attend or withdrew from SpringSemester 2016. Former students must file an Intent to Register form with theRegistrar’s Office. Former students should use the online Intent toRegister through MyInfo. Registration information will be sent via theemail address provided on the Intent to Register form.New Students New students are those who have not previously been admitted toMSU and who wish to enroll in the University as degree-seekingstudents. Before new students are allowed to register for courses, they must applyfor admission and be accepted into the University. New Student Welcome Letter and Invite.NEW%202016%20Hilja%20Heinrich.pdf) from the Director of Orientation, Korrin Engel New Student Checklist for Summer Session Orientation andRegistration Registration procedurea. Undergraduates Advising and Registration for new Summer Session studentswill begin Wednesday, April 13. All new students will beadvised by the Academic Advising Center (AAC). Students should contact the AAC at (406) 994-3532 oradvising@montana.edu to schedule an advising appointment(these can be done in person, or via phone or Skype). Following the advising appointment, students will be giventheir registration “PIN” (or code) along with instructions onhow to register for Summer Session courses. Students are required to attend an Orientation session beforeregistering for Fall Semester 2016 courses. The AAC advisorwill put a hold on the student’s account so they cannotregister for fall classes until they attend an Orientation session. Transfer students may select Orientation Option 1 (spendone weekday on campus between April 18 - August 19) orOption 2 (attend the Transfer Student Orientation Programon Wed., Aug. 24). Freshman students may select a summeror fall Orientation session. For more information about MSU Orientation, or toregister for an Orientation session, please go to duates—May register on the Web (instructions willbe included with your admission acceptance letter from theGraduate School).b. Check Your Registration Status Check your registration status on the Web by going to theMSU home page (www.montana.edu) and following theselinks: MyInfo; Enter Secure Area; Login (follow instructionson that page); Student Services; Registration; Student DetailSchedule.c. Obtain Your Fee Summary Obtain your fee summary on the Web by going to the MSUhome page (www.montana.edu) and following these links:MyInfo; Enter Secure Area; Login (follow instructions on thatpage); Student Services; Student Records; Electronic Billingand Payment.d. Pay Your Fees Fee payment is due by the third day of class and may be doneonline, by mail, or in person at the Student Accounts cashier’swindow, Montana Hall. For more information regardingpayment of fees, please see Summer Fees (p. 15).Summer-Only and Other Non-Degree Students Summer-only students are those who have not previously beenadmitted to MSU and who wish to attend just the summer term. Atypical summer-only student is one who seeks to earn MSU creditsduring Summer Session and then transfer those credits to their homecampus elsewhere. Other summer-only students may include nondegree graduates or practicing teachers who wish to earn credits forpurposes of recertification or salary advancement. Before summer-only students are allowed to register for courses, theymust apply for admission and be accepted into the University (seeadmission procedures (p. 10)). Registration procedurea. Undergraduates Advising and Registration for new Summer Session studentswill begin Wednesday, April 13. All new students will beadvised by the Academic Advising Center (AAC). Students should contact the AAC at (406) 994-3532 oradvising@montana.edu to schedule an advising appointment(these can be done in person, or via phone or Skype). Following the advising appointment, students will be giventheir registration “PIN” (or code) along with instructions onhow to register for Summer Session courses.Graduates—May register on the Web (instructions willbe included with your admission acceptance letter from theGraduate School)b. For instructions on how to check your registration status, obtainyour fee summary, and pay your fees, see items 2, 3 and 4 under“New Students”.

Montana State UniversityFor More Information About Registration ContactOffice of the Registrar(406) 994-6650registrar@montana.edu The Graduate School(406) ntana.edu/wwwdgOffice of Summer Session(406) ientation Information For Summer SessionStudentsAll new students will be sent an Orientation brochure, includinginformation on registration, immunizations, parking, and fee payment,starting in early March. Please feel free to stop by the Office of Admissionswith questions upon arrival on campus.Campus tours are offered at 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., Monday throughFriday, leaving from the Office of Admissions, 201 Strand Union. For moreinformation contact:Orientation Office201 Strand Union(406) 994-28271-888-MSU-CATSorientation@montana.eduVisit the Orientation Web page at www.montana.edu/admissions/orientation.Fall Semester 2016 RegistrationPlease refer to the Fall 2016 Registration Handbook for instructions on howto register properly for Fall 2016. All students must meet with an academicadvisor in order to be eligible to register for Fall classes.Continuing StudentsContinuing students may register for Fall Semester from March 28 throughAugust 26.New Undergraduate/Non-Degree StudentsNew undergraduate non-degree students who attend Summer Session andwho would like to continue as non-degree students during Fall Semestermay select courses during their summer attendance.Undergraduate non-degree students who attend Summer Session andwho would like to be admitted as degree-seeking undergraduates forFall Semester must meet the requirements of admission as outlined inthe University Course Bulletin. For information regarding admissionprocedures, students should contact:Office of Admissions201 Strand Union(406) 994-24521-888-MSU-CATSadmissions@montana.eduVisit the Office of Admissions Web page at www.montana.edu/admissions.7

8Advising Services for New StudentsAdvising Services for NewStudentsNew students are encouraged to contact the associate/assistant dean or otherofficial representative of their college, or the Academic Advising Center, forassistance with course selection, connecting with an adviser, or for help withother questions.AgricultureNora Smith, Ass’t. Dean for Academic Programs202 Linfield Hall(406) 994-5745norasmith@montana.eduArts and ArchitectureJoDee Palin217 Cheever Hall(406) 994-4405jpalin@montana.edu (bstruman@montana.edu)BusinessBrenda Truman, Director337 Reid Hall(406) 994-4421bstruman@montana.eduEducation, Health & Human Development250 Reid Hall(406) 994-4133Dept. of Education Advising Center132 Reid Hall(406) 994-1880cmeldahl@montana.eduDept. of Health & Human Development Advising Center121 Hosaeus PE Complex(406) 994-4001hhd@montana.eduEngineeringJennifer Clark, Student Success Coordinator212 Roberts Hall(406) 994-2272engrinfo@coe.montana.eduLetters and ScienceDavid Cherry, Assoc. Dean2-202 Wilson Hall(406) 994-4288dcherry@montana.eduNursingTeresa Seright, Associate Dean for Undergraduates111 Sherrick Hall(406) 994-2660dmccray@montana.eduUniversity StudiesDiane Donnelly, Director130 Gaines Hall(406) 994-3532advising@montana.eduHealth Professions AdvisingSheila Nielson-Preiss, Director317 Leon Johnson Hall(406) 994-1670hpa@montana.eduThe Graduate SchoolDonna Negaard, Student Services Mngr.108 Montana Hall(406) 994-4145gradschool@montana.eduAcademic Advising Center130 Gaines Hall(406) 994-3532advising@montana.edu

Montana State UniversityAcademic InformationTaking Courses for Zero CreditStudents are held responsible for knowledge of the regulations governingregistration, drop/add, withdrawal and other procedures outlined in thisbulletin, in the MSU Course Bulletin, and in any special registrationinstructions which may be issued on a semester basis.Registered students may, with the permission of the instructor, enroll in acourse as auditors and earn zero credit. No grade will be given, and sucha course may not be challenged at a later date for credit. Students mustdeclare their intent to audit by the third class session. Students who auditpay the same fees as students enrolled for credit.AuditorDrop/Add ProceduresDeadline dates for dropping and adding courses are listed in the tablebelow. For more information visit the MSU On

for instructions on how to register properly for SUMMER 2016 and FALL 2016. March 21 Advising begins March 28-April 8 Course Selection/Web registration for Summer 2016. Web site: www.montana.edu March 28- . registering for Fall Semester 2016 courses. The AAC advisor will put a hold on the student's account so they cannot