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Please visit the 2024-25 Academic Calendar for various dates and deadlines.   Continuing Student Enrollment   Begins Monday, Nov 4, 2024 by Enrollment Appointment based on number of completed hours.   Login to, Student Dashboard, Enrollment, Enrollment Dates, Select Term to see enrollment appointment.         Open Enrollment   Begins Saturday, Nov 23, 2024, at 12:00 a.m.for the following:   Visiting students (non-degree) Readmitted students Continuing non-degree students     Enrollment for New UG students   Begins when students start meeting with their academic advisor. TBD   Payment due for Spring 2025 Visit Student Financial Services

All continuing undergraduate students and graduate students in Dedman College, Meadows Schools of the Arts, Simmons School of Education and Human Development, Cox School of Business (except EMBA), Perkins Schools of Theology, Dedman School of Law, and Lyle School of Engineering students – 

• For my.51°µÍø Tutorials, please visit /OIT/training
• Check my.51°µÍø  for your enrollment appointment time (Click on Student Dashboard, Enrollment (left-hand side), Enrollment Dates, Select Term) and any Holds or Tasks which need to be cleared prior to your enrollment.
• Check my.51°µÍø for course availability at , by clicking Class Information (left-hand navigation), then Advanced or Simple Class Search. For a listing of courses in the General Education Curriculum, in the University Curriculum, the Common Curriculum. For a copy of a Trial Schedule to assist you with schedule planning, Trial Schedule.

• All undergraduate students must meet with an academic adviser prior to enrolling for a term for assistance in planning majors and minors and scheduling courses that will count towards their graduation requirements. Failure to meet with the academic adviser prior to enrolling for a term may result in sanctions. After the initial required advising session for the term, students are encouraged to seek assistance from their academic adviser when considering adding and dropping courses. Students have the final responsibility for the accuracy of their enrollment, the applicability of their courses towards their degree requirements, and their academic performance.

  1. Student-Athletes: Must complete a drop form with the athletic department prior to dropping a course. You may obtain a drop form from your athletic academic counselor. This is to review the effects the drop might have on your athletic participation and aid, and advise you on your athletic eligibility. After you complete a drop form, the Director of Admission and Eligibilty for athletics will process the drop for you. The choice to drop a course is yours to make.

  2. International Students: If a drop will take you to fewer than 12 hours, you should consult with the International Center. After consultation, the International Office must modify the minimum hours in order for international UG students to drop below 12 hours for the spring or fall term. Failure to maintain full-time hours may result in deportation.

  3. Students on Merit or Need Based Financial Aid: If a drop will take you to fewer than 12 hours, you should consult with your financial aid advisor prior to attempting to drop a course. Your financial aid adviser will be able to tell you any effects the drop will have to your aid. After the consultation, you can process a drop through self-service in my.51°µÍø should that be your decision. If you have any questions regarding this procedure or your financial aid, contact your financial aid advisor.

• Note: the last day to drop a course or withdraw from the term is indicated in the 2024-2025 Academic Calendar for your academic school.

• All students are to provide the University Registrar a current home and mailing address (local), cell number and/or home phone number, and emergency contact(including a missing person contact). Under the Profile tile on my.51°µÍø, all students must provide accurate information as requested. Missing information will result in a hold being placed.

   

• A Task will be assigned to all currently enrolled students asking him/her to verify/update all personal information. An enrollment hold will be placed at the time this Task is assigned. Once a student completes this Task, then the hold will be removed.

  University policy requires that all students have current home address, mailing address (local), and telephone information on file as well as a cell number if available. Students may have other address types on file, including a Residence Address where you are currently living (street number, street name, city, state --- a P.O.Box is not valid for this address type).

  INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS are required to have a home, U. S. mailing, and residence address. Students who do not provide a U. S. address will have a HOLD placed. To update parent addresses, please send an email to records@smu.edu.

• Obtain Department/Instructor permission before attempting to enroll in a course that requires consent.

• You must clear all service indicators (holds) prior to enrolling. Some financial holds may not be updated for 24 hours.

• Decide on the Campus Essentials (arts package, sports package, yearbook), you want to purchase as you enroll for your classes. To purchase Campus Essentials go to my.51°µÍø. (Financial Account, Purchase Campus Essentials).

• You may enroll from any web-based computer. Web Registration instructions.

• Financial Aid:

  UNDERGRADUATE students who wish to receive Financial Aid for the 2024-25 academic year must file an 2024-25 FAFSA and 2024-25 CSS Profile. 

  UNDERGRADUATE These forms need to be completed by APRIL 15th for priority consideration. All other requested documents must be filed no later than July 1st. (Includes Verification, Proof of Citizenship, Non Custodial Parent information, etc.); Due to the current economic climate, we are experiencing higher demand for funds.Please respond promptly to any and all Financial Aid requests.

  GRADUATE students who wish to receive Financial Aid for the 2024-25 academic year must file the 2024-25 FAFSA.

  ALL STUDENTS: Please check your email frequently for updates or requests for additional information from the Financial Aid Office. Award notifications will be sent to your 51°µÍø email account in early June. Please remember all holds must be cleared prior to enrollment.

• Clear your account. Billing notifications are sent to the student’s 51°µÍø email address and to the designated Authorized Payer(s) email address when the bill is available for online viewing through 51°µÍøpay, depending on when you enroll. Check your 51°µÍø campus e-mail on a regular basis. You may also view your account on-line at my.51°µÍø through 51°µÍøpay. Pay your bill account on or before payment due date. Payments may be made online through 51°µÍø Pay. For further information on payment due date, visit the Student Financial Services website. Payments must be posted to your account by the payment due date showing on the bill in order to avoid a late payment fee or monthly 1.5% past due fee.

  If you have questions concerning your student account or payment, please contact Student Financial Services at 214-768-3417.

  For additional information concerning Enrollment, please contact the University Registrar's Office by telephone: 214-768-2442 or by email: desroen@smu.edu.

Courses may be added/dropped beginning with your enrollment appointment found in the my.51°µÍø Student Dashboard under Enrollment, Enrollment Dates.

Please visit the Academic Calendar 2024-25 for start/end dates, last day to add/drop/enroll, last day to drop a course, and last day to withdraw for Spring 2025.

Click for detailed information concerning Waitlist Guidelines and Adding/Dropping Waitlisted Classes.