Registration information for Spring 2027

Registration will open at midnight based on hours completed prior to the Fall 2026 term:

 

  • Seniors, Honors, Accessibility – Monday, October 26
    • Senior = 90+ earned hours prior to the beginning of the FA-26 term.
  • Juniors – Wednesday, October 28
    • Junior = 60-89 earned hours prior to the beginning of the FA-26 term.
  • Sophomores – Monday, November 2             
    • Sophomore = 30-59 earned hours prior to the beginning of the FA-26 term.
  • Freshmen – Wednesday, November 4
    • Freshman = under 30 earned hours prior to the beginning of the FA-26 term.

Current Dual Enrollment Students – No online registration available; registration begins on Monday, November 9. You may email Pam Farmer to indicate the courses for which you would like to register. Please indicate your Student ID number and course number(s), including the section number in your email.

 

Students must meet with their advisors to receive registration clearance prior to registering for classes. The following student holds must be cleared prior to registration:

 

A registration tutorial has been created to assist students with registration. For assistance, please reach out to the following departments for general information or individuals for specific student-related questions:

·       For general registration or financial aid questions, please contact NGUcentral or 864-663-0186.

·       For specialized registration questions, please email Academic Records.

·       For specialized financial aid questions, please email Financial Aid. 

·       For probation/suspension or general academic support questions, please contact the Center for Student Success.

 


 

Get paid to Tutor Elementary children in local schools!

America Reads and America Counts are federally funded programs providing students with the opportunity to tutor elementary school-aged children in reading and math.

Students must be eligible for work study in order to participate in America Reads/America Counts.

For more details, see Jada Barr in the College of Education.


 

Applying for Graduation

If you are planning to graduate in December 2026, you should apply for graduation now! Early application is imperative to provide ample time for the Academic Records team to complete your graduation audit. The audit verifies that you have completed or will complete all necessary requirements to earn your degree. If something is missing, this allows time for you to make necessary adjustments to your schedule.

To locate the Application for Graduation in your portal, follow this path: Students tab>Forms and Information>Student Forms>Application for Graduation. Applications received after August 1st will incur a late fee.  


 


 

Want to Get Your Refund Faster?

Sign up for Direct Deposit on the Student Account page. Signing up will get you any refund owed more quickly. You can sign up using your own personal checking or savings account. Have your routing and bank account number ready to get started.