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Register for Classes

Registering for courses can be a stressful activity. Prepare by setting up a meeting with your advisor before your registration time window, and review the Registration Tips for instructional videos.

Course Registration Steps

1. Connect with Your Advisor

Schedule an appointment with your assigned advisor to discuss your registration plan and progress toward your degree. Find your Academic Advisor by typing "Who is my Advisor?" into the myMiami search field.

2. Check Your Registration Time Ticket

All students are assigned a specific registration time, known as a time ticket or registration window. The registrar assigns registration time tickets according to earned credit hours. On the Student Registration page select "Prepare for Registration", select your term, and then view Registration Status.

3. Review Your Degree Audit

Early in the semester, review your degree audit and make sure your major(s), minor(s), and thematic sequence (if applicable) are listed correctly. If they do not appear or if they are incorrect, this may affect your ability to register for the appropriate courses.

4. Explore the Course List

Use Course List to view course offerings.  Be sure to check the course details for any prerequisites or restrictions that might impact your registration.

5. Register for Classes During Assigned Time Ticket

Register using Banner 9 during your assigned registration window or during open registration periods.
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Regionals Student Success

Every semester, we look forward to not only its beginning, but the course of the entire semester. The excitement at the beginning, the stress, but determination at midterms, and then the sense of pride and joy after finals. The entire journey, semester after semester, is easier when you know there's an entire team of faculty and staff who have your back.
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Academic Calendar/Refund Schedule

The Academic Calendar includes important dates, including 'drop-without-a-grade' and "drop-with-a-W" deadlines for each term. Dates can be different for different parts of term (called "sprints"), so checking the Academic Calendar is important. The Academic Calendar does not include information on financial deadlines. For financial information, especially for classes you drop, see the Refund Schedule or contact the Regional One Stop at 513-217-4111.
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Placement Testing

Placement tests are one tool that we use to find out “where you are” and what we can do to best support you as a student. 

Not a Current Student?

New Incoming Students

If you are a new incoming student, follow the instructions in your application materials and on the New Student Checklist on myMiami to complete the orientation process. You will meet with an advisor during your orientation advising appointment.

Returning Former Students

If you have previously completed coursework as a degree-seeking student at any of the three Miami campuses but have been away from Miami for a semester or more, you are a re-enrolling student. You should complete the re-enrollment form before registering for courses. After your re-enrollment application is completed, you can call our office at 513-727-3440 to schedule an appointment with an advisor.

Update Your Application

If you have never enrolled in classes but have applied to Miami Regionals before, contact Regionals Admission to update your application.

Regionals Academic Advising

Hamilton Campus, Rentschler Hall 2nd Floor
Middletown Campus, Johnston Hall 001