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The Office of the Registrar processes your class registration. Adding courses, dropping courses, withdrawing from courses, being placed on a waitlist, and verifying your classes are important steps that may impact your registration.

Adding Courses

You may add courses during your appointed enrollment time, the Open Enrollment period, or during the Late Registration period either by using , or by contacting the appropriate academic department office if you need assistance with a particular class. You may also add classes during the Late Add period with consent of the instructor and department. You have the right to add classes during the Add periods, subject to your having successfully completed the prerequisites (coursework and/or consent of instructor as stated in the Catalog) and to the availability of sufficient capacity in the class to accommodate you. Official policy information about adding a course can be found in the .

If you want more information on how to register, you can watch  or review this How to Enroll guide.

Permission Numbers

All students enrolling during the late add period, (beginning the seventh instructional day of the term), must obtain permission numbers from the academic department offering the course. These permission numbers will provide students with the department consent necessary to enroll. It will be up to each individual department to determine if the department office or the instructor will distribute these permission numbers.

Permission numbers will NOT override class capacity and course requisites/prerequisites and enrollment capacities, and prerequisites/requisites will continue to be enforced. Also, students should keep in mind that permission numbers are randomly generated, so the permission number that a student is given does not affect the student’s ability to enroll and/or the order in which they can enroll.

Dropping Courses

The term "drop" refers to official deletion of a course from your record. If you cannot continue enrollment in a course for which you have enrolled for a particular term, you must officially drop the course using . You may drop courses through the end of the Drop period without the course appearing on your permanent record. After the Drop period, students may only withdraw from courses prior to the seventh week withdrawal deadline. Check for complete official policy information about dropping a course in the .

Withdrawing From A Course

Withdrawing from a course refers to official termination of enrollment in a class after the Add period. You cannot "drop" a class after the end of the Add period, but you can "withdraw." You can withdraw from a class only for serious health or personal problems beyond your control. If you withdraw from a class, the class will appear on your record with a grade of "W."

After the Late Add period has ended, you will be permitted to withdraw from courses by printing the downloadable "Withdrawal" form. On the form, state the reason for the withdrawal, obtain approvals of the instructor and department chair, and return the completed form to the first floor of the Student Services and Administration Building (SA) on the Hayward Campus or the Academic Services Office on the Concord Campus. The Concord Campus Academic Services may approve Withdrawals for courses offered at Concord.

For complete official policy information and other details concerning Withdrawals, or Withdrawing from the University entirely, see the .

Waitlists

If a course is full when you attempt to register, you may have the option of placing your name on a waitlist for that class. If openings become available, you will be added to the class and notified by the University via your Horizon student e-mail account. Departments may also enroll students from the waitlist if space becomes available. Students are responsible for the fees and grade for all classes in which they are enrolled from the waitlist. There is also no guarantee of enrollment from a waitlist, as enrollment depends on space availability, and students will not be added from the waitlist if any of the following circumstances exist:

• Time conflict with another course
• Already in the course but in a different section
• Course would exceed the maximum allowable units for enrollment

All enrollment must be completed by the end of the Late Add deadline for the term. For important dates and deadlines regarding enrollment, please visit the Important Dates page.

Verifying Your Classes

You may verify your classes in  during the registration process to find out if you have received entry into the classes you have selected. Be sure to review the classes for course days and times, locations and other details, or to find out if you have been placed on a waitlist or hold list. You will be held financially responsible for all classes in which you are enrolled at the end of the Late Add period.

Fee Payment Deadline

Students must pay their fees by the fee payment deadline for each term or be subject to disenrollment of classes. See the Important Dates page for fee payment deadlines.

Late Registration

A $25 late registration fee will be assessed for students who enroll on or after the first day of the term but had no enrollment prior to the first day of the term. Any new fees incurred after the first payment deadline must be paid by the next payment deadline or your enrolled and waitlisted courses are subject to cancellation. Please visit the Important Dates page for all payment deadlines.

Request for Late Enrollment

After the Add deadline for each Spring, Summer and Fall term, there is a 5 business day period where students can submit a Request for Late Enrollment Form on the website. After students submit the form it will route for department approval and then for financial approval (either Cashier’s or Financial Aid). Students need to have already paid enough money for the additional course(s) they are requesting to be enrolled in prior to submission of the form in order for it to be approved by Cashier’s/Financial Aid. Once approved it will route to Registrar’s for processing. The form with all approvals must be received by Registrar’s within 24 hours of the deadline to submit the form for the term otherwise it cannot be processed. Deadlines to submit this form are listed on the Important Dates website. Students with questions about fees for the term can contact studentfinance@csueastbay.edu. 

Registration Appeals

Petition for Late Adds and Late Drops

Late Adds and Late Drops will not be permitted after the deadline unless university error has occurred, and is documented. After the Request for Late Enrollment period ends, students who want to add a course and who can verify university error occurred should submit a Petition for Late Add on the website. Students who want to drop a course after the drop deadline and have documentation of university error should submit a Petition for Late Drop on the website. Deadlines are listed on the Important Dates website.

Once a student fills out the Petition for Late Add or Petition for Late Drop the petition will route to the student to upload their documentation, and then will route for approvals to the instructor, department chair and dean/associate dean. The petition will then be reviewed on a case by case basis by the Records and Registration Appeals Committee and those decisions are final. Incomplete petition submissions cannot be reviewed. 

Petition for Late Withdrawal

Withdrawals are normally not permitted after the established withdrawal deadline listed on the Important Dates website. If there are serious and extenuating circumstances that exist then the student can submit a Petition for Late Withdrawal on the website. Once a student fills out the Petition for Late Withdrawal  the petition will route to the student to upload their documentation of serious and compelling reasons, and then the form will route for approvals to the instructor, department chair and dean/associate dean. The petition will then be reviewed on a case by case basis by the Records and Registration Appeals Committee and those decisions are final. Incomplete petition submissions cannot be reviewed. 

Questions?

If you have questions about your enrollment, call (510) 885-2784 or e-mail reg@csueastbay.edu. For questions about paying your fees, contact the Accounting Office at (510) 885-3767.