Complete Cancellation

Students who wish to cancel their registration for a given term must secure written permission from their school dean. The last day for complete cancellation for any student is the same as the last day of the schedule change period for that student. Please consult the Registrar's Calendars for the appropriate date. Students receiving dean's permission for a complete cancellation of registration will receive a full tuition refund minus the required deposit. No record of attendance will be made on the student's transcript for the given term.

Complete Withdrawal

Students who wish to withdraw from school for a given term must secure written permission from their school dean. Students withdrawing from school will receive the appropriate mark of withdrawal (W, WF, or WU) as determined by the school dean's office. Each school has different dates for determining the appropriate mark for withdrawal, so please consult your dean's office for any deadlines.

Prior to withdrawal, students should contact the Office of Financial Aid and the Student Financial Services Office regarding the impact of withdrawing upon their aid and charges. Unofficial withdrawal results in 100% forfeiture of tuition. If a student officially withdraws, the student may be eligible for a tuition adjustment and possible refund of payments depending upon the date of withdrawal. Refunds are only processed for complete withdrawal. Financial aid awards that pay part or all of the student charges are prorated accordingly. Refunds for Federal (Title IV) aid recipients will be prorated in accordance with Federal regulations.

Partial Withdrawal

Students who wish to withdraw from one or more, but not all, courses for which they are enrolled must secure written permission from their school dean. Students withdrawing from one or more courses will receive the appropriate mark of withdrawal (W, WF, or WU) as determined by the school dean's office. Each school has different dates for determining the appropriate mark of withdrawal, so please consult your dean's office for any deadlines. During fall and spring semesters, students receiving dean's permission for a partial withdrawal will receive no tuition refund. During the summer semester only, students receiving dean's permission for a partial withdrawal will receive a partial tuition refund.

Note: If you leave the University for any reason, you are advised to contact the Student Financial Services Office and the Office of Financial Aid to ensure that all financial matters are handled properly. No refunds will be issued until all semester charges are paid in full.

Institutional Tuition Adjustment Schedule

Contact the Student Financial Services Office for the Institutional Tuition Adjustment Schedule (for complete withdrawal).

ARCHE Cross Registration is a program developed and sponsored by the Atlanta Regional Council for Higher Education. Under certain conditions the program allows students to take a courses at a member institution that may not be offered at the home institution. Students must be full-time and in good standing. Courses are taken on a space available basis. The student is registered at the host institution as a "special" student only. Cross Registration does not constitute regular admission and the student has access only to those facilities needed to successfully complete the course(s).

Emory Students

Emory University students who wish to enroll for courses at an ARCHE member institution must complete a Cross Registration application form and receive approval from their school dean or academic advisor, and the University Registrar. Applications must be received in the Registrar’s Office by the deadline date. There may be other requirements for enrollment (immunization records). Emory Students link here for more information.

Visting Students

Students from other ARCHE member institutions who wish to enroll at Emory University must contact their home institution ARCHE cross registration coordinator for information and application. Visiting students.

Atlanta Regional Council for Higher Education (ARCHE)

Who is eligible to Pre-register?

• All currently enrolled students in degree standing may pre-register during the prescribed period for their current school.
• Emory College of Arts & Sciences allows "Oxford continuees" and "College readmits" to pre-register.
• Current College or Oxford students accepted for admission to the Business School are allowed to pre-register in the Business school.

If a student has any doubts whether he/she may pre-register, he/she should see his/her school dean.   

Note: Students with a past due account will not be allowed to pre-register until cleared by the Student Financial Services Office.
 

Allied Health, Business, Graduate School, Public Health, Nursing and Theology:

Students pre-register at a time specified by their Dean's office. Dates are published in the Academic Calendar for the term. Students requesting a College course are enrolled in the course only if there are openings in the course after College students pre-register. Students can confirm their schedules by viewing them on OPUS upon completion of the scheduling period for his/her school.

Law:

Students pre-register at a time specified by the Law School. The Law School notifies the student of his/her course schedule.

Medicine:

Students are pre-registered based on the curriculum provided by the dean's office. Any departure from the set curriculum is also provided by the dean. A student's course schedule will be available on OPUS upon completion of the scheduling period for his/her class.

Emory College of Arts & Sciences:

Academic Advising

Prior to pre-registration, consult with your academic advisor. Use this time to discuss problems and concerns about your requirements, career goals, and other academic issues. This is not merely a time for you to select courses, but a time for serious consideration of your academic plans. If you do not have an assigned advisor, you can go to 300 White Hall and arrange to see an academic counselor.

Summer School

There is no pre-registration for Summer School.

Students who are pre-registering for fall and spring semesters online using OPUS, please link to here for more information:

http://www.college.emory.edu/current/courses/pre_registration/

Fall 2009

Add/drop/swap will close at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, August 21, 2009 in preparation for incoming freshmen and transfer students enrollments. Add/drop/swap will reopen at 7:00 a.m. on Wednesday, August 26, 2009.

Incoming Freshmen/Transfer Advisement and Direct Enrollment begins Monday, August 24, 2009.

Registrar staff will be available to help students with their registration on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at InfoCommons 3rd Floor of Woodruff LIbrary.

Emory College of Arts & Sciences students can register for classes from any computer where they have access to OPUS during the summer registration period:

1st & Regular Session: February 5th through May 21, 2010

2nd Session: February 5th through July 02, 2010

Oxford College students can pre-register for classes with the Records & Registration Office on the Oxford College campus on the dates specified by the Oxford Records & Registration Office.

1st & Regular Sessions Registration:   Emory & Oxford College students needing assistance should go to the Woodruff Library 3rd floor on May 17, 2010 between 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.   Payment must be made at the Student Financial Services Office in the Boisfeuillet Jones Center on or before May 17, 2010.

2nd Session Registration: Emory & Oxford College students needing assistance should go to the Woodruff Library 3rd floor on June 28, 2010 between 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Payment must be made at the Student Financial Services Office in the Boisfeuillet Jones Center on or before June 28, 2010.

Emory College of Arts & Sciences Fall 2009 and Spring 2010 Registration:

Emory College of Arts & Sciences students can register for classes from any computer where they have access to OPUS. Students needing assistance with registration should go to the Woodruff Library 3rd floor on August 26, 2009 for Fall 2009 semester and January 12, 2010 for Spring 2010 semester. Payment must be made at the Student Financial Services Offices in the Boisfeuillet Jones Center on or before August 26, 2009 for Fall 2009 semester and January 12, 2010 for Spring 2010 semester.

Payment Guidelines

Payment for any semester is due approximately ten days before the official start of the term. A schedule of exact dates for posting billing statements to OPUS and payment due dates can be found on the Student Financial Services Office web site under the "Deadlines" menu.

If you are enrolling during the late registration period or drop/add session for your school, payment is due on that day. If payment is not made by the end of the drop/add session, your course schedule may be cancelled.

Billing

Pre-term billing statements are created approximately five weeks prior to the start of each term for students who have registered for classes. Monthly billing statements are posted during the first week of every month for any student with a balance on their account.

All bills are accessible online through the OPUS student system for viewing or printing. It is imperative that you rely on OPUS for billing statements. OPUS and Email are the official communication methods for Emory University. Student Financial Services does not mail billing statements.

Unless specifically enrolled in an Emory Payment Plan, full payment of your student account balance is due by the date indicated on the statement. A 1.25 percent finance charge will be assessed per month on any past due balance.

The Emory Payment Plan is not available for the summer sessions.

Methods of Payment

Payment of tuition and fees may be made by cash, check, online payment, or wire transfer. Instructions for wiring payment directly to a student account are available on the OPUS web site. Credit cards are not accepted for payment of tuition and fees.

• Students in Emory College of Arts & Sciences, Business School, Graduate School, Graduate School of Nursing, Public Health and Theology School will add, drop or swap courses using OPUS, Online Pathway to University Students.
  
• Students in Allied Health, Law School, and Undergraduate Nursing School must go to their school dean's office to make schedule changes.
  
• Students in Oxford College should contact the Records & Registration Office to make changes to their schedule . 

When?

Summer 2010

Emory College of Arts & Sciences Course Atlas

Access the Emory College of Arts & Sciences Course Atlas descriptions, which include course content, prerequisites, texts used, and grading requirements by clicking on the links below. The Course Atlas and associated web pages are maintained by Emory College of Arts & Sciences.

Emory University Course Offering

View online or download a portion of the Emory University Course Offering (in PDF format) using free Acrobat Reader by clicking on the Career link below. Currently enrolled students, faculty and staff can access the most current course offering including enrollment information by using OPUS.

Course Numbering

In general, a course numbered 499 or lower is an undergraduate course. Undergraduate courses are normally numbered as follows:

100 Freshman Level

200 Sophomore Level

300 Junior Level

400 Senior Level 

Courses numbered 500 or higher are graduate courses. Graduate courses are normally numbered as follows:

500 Masters Level

700 PhD Level 

The provisions of this course offering listing are subject to change without notice and do not constitute an irrevocable contract between any student and the University.