Registration, also called enrollment, for classes in the summer and fall 2025 terms begins in April, and students can now check their UAccess Student Center to see their assigned enrollment appointment. The enrollment appointment is the exact date and time a student is eligible to self-enroll in classes, and it is determined by a student's academic program, earned credits, and any additional priority groups. 

To get ready to enroll, students can use their Shopping Cart and the Summer & Fall 2025 Schedule of Classes to plan their upcoming term. Having a full Shopping Cart with courses and class section options will make enrollment go more smoothly. 

All students are eligible to register for summer term classes on Monday, April 7. 

• Managing the Schedule of Classes During Closed Scheduling 
• Unused Class Sections to be Removed Before Spring 2025 Term Roll

Amendments to the policies include updates to clarify requirements, consolidate information, and eliminate restrictive rules like unit and timing constraints for sequential degrees. These changes support timely graduation and help students make informed decisions aligned with their academic goals by aligning standards across all pathways and reducing administrative complexities. 

The updated Undergraduate Transfer Credit Policy consolidates all prior transfer credit policies into a single, streamlined policy outlining options for transferring coursework from various institutional sources. Key changes include the elimination of the 64-unit limit on transfer credits from community colleges, simplifying pathways for bulk completion of General Education requirements, and removing the ‘Averaging of Grade for Final Non-University Credit Course’ policy. These changes provide greater clarity, flexibility, and efficiency for undergraduate students navigating transfer credit processes.

Refer to the policy memo below for more details on when the policy changes will be implemented.