Registration

1. Check with your academic advisor that you have selected classes that meet program requirements. Your advisor will then open registration.
2. Login to Registration Central with your Andrews username and password.
3. Update biographical  information.
4. Enroll in courses. Select the right section (901 self-paced or 999 interactive).  Once complete, check the list of courses is displayed at the foot of your iVue page for the selected semester. Check with your academic advisor if you have questions.
5. Set up your payment plan, working with your financial advisor to include loans and scholarships.  Make the first payment before the last day to change registration (10 days from Fall and Spring start, 3 days in Summer).  You may use registration central to directly re-enroll if dropped at a financial clearance point, until the last day to change registration. 
6. Order textbooks online checking all book info (not just ISBN) in the syllabus found in the course space. Amazon can deliver in 1-2 days. Buying used (where available) and reselling when done is a great way to save money. For classes requiring online supplemental items to textbooks, always buy new as the access code cannot be reused.
7. Check your Andrews email regularly. You're responsible for acting on information sent. Email helpdesk@andrews.edu or call (269) 471-6016 for assistance with username and email set up.
8. Courses show on your dashboard in learninghub. Email dlit@andrews.edu if you need help.

Learn more: How to Register & other video tutorials

1. Review course descriptions and syllabi for undergraduate or graduate online courses.
2. Apply to take a class at Andrews University as a guest student:
   • Apply as an undergraduate guest to take classes with numbers 100-499.
   • Apply as a graduate guest to take classes with numbers 500 or higher.
3. Wait for an admission email with instructions and your ID number.
4. Activate your Andrews username. This video tutorial may be helpful.
5. In Registration Central, read each screen and follow directions:
       * ENROLL in classes by entering the subject and course number. Select the right section (901 self-paced or 999 interactive).  Check the pending list, once all are selected, and submit. Registered classes, with start and end dates, show on your iVue page as well as your learninghub dashboard.
       * PAY in full (no payment plans for guests) using TouchNet (if in USA) or Flywire (outside USA).
6. Order textbooks online checking all book info (not just ISBN) in the syllabus found in the course space. Amazon can deliver in 1-2 days. Buying used (where available) and reselling when done is usually the best deal.
7. Check your Andrews email regularly. You're responsible for acting on information sent. Email helpdesk@andrews.edu or call (269) 471-6016 for assistance with username and email set up.
8. Courses show on your dashboard in learninghub on the start date.  Email dlit@andrews.edu if you need help.

Learn more: How to Register & other video tutorials

The Consortium of Adventist Colleges and Universities includes many courses available for credit through Washington Adventist and Oakwood University.  

1. Review course descriptions and syllabi here or in this concise table. 
2. If taking the class for Andrews credit, follow the guest steps above. 
   If taking the class for WAU or Oakwood credit, fill out the forms, in the registration packet.
3. Fax forms to (269) 471-2804 or print to file then email to sderegister@andrews.edu.
4. Order textbooks online checking all book info (not just ISBN) in the syllabus, found in the course space. Amazon can deliver in 1-2 days. Buying used (where available) and reselling when done is usually the best deal.
5. Check your email regularly. You're responsible for acting on information sent.  
6. Courses show on your dashboard in learninghub. Email dlit@andrews.edu if you need help.

Learn more: How to Register & other video tutorials

When prior learning is aligned to courses where the outcomes can be assessed through examination, students may request to challenge a course by examination.  Discuss prior learning with an academic advisor or the prior learning coordinator.  

• Learn more about departmental challenge exams
• Steps to register for online challenge exams