Students register during one quarter for the next quarter on the web or on-line in the Registrar's Office.

Each student is assigned a registration window, with the starting time based upon the percentage of the degree hours completed. The underlying logic is fairness to all students, the fact that the more hours a student has, the closer the student is to degree completion, the less time the student has to complete courses, and the fewer options the student has in terms of course selection. Each registration window has a limited number of students assigned to it as a means of implementing priority registration, allowing better response time for colleges and/or departments time to react to unanticipated student demands for courses offered, and allow the Registrar's Office staff more time to assist students who have more problems and for whom fewer scheduling options exist.

If, due to extenuating circumstances, a student's assigned registration time creates a hardship, the student can seek relief by first meeting with his/her advisor and then his/her college dean for permission to register early in the Registrar's Office.

On the ONU Registrar's Office web page a Dynamic Courses Offerings is available for each term for selection by subject code and you can click on the course number 'Crs' to see the course catalog description, course prerequisites, course enrollment restrictions and course attributes, or click on the 'Sc' to see the possible future offerings of the course.

This information is updated the moment you check it. The day and time of the update is shown at the top of each subject page. As classes are added, or deleted, or have changes in time or days or room or faculty, this information will also be reflected in the information displayed on the web.

Web registration is available ONLY during the two week registration period in the prior term.

Within the web registration process accessed by the ONU portal, Luminis, there is the ability to:

1. Print a schedule of your classes organized by day and time
2. Look up classes in a dynamic mode, specifying a subject, and/or course number, and/or Start Time, and/or End Time, and make adjustments to your schedule as appropriate.

The registration process will enforce course prerequisites, restrictions on enrollment based on major, and class.

updated 05/22/2007