How to Register

1. Log in to e-Services to begin your registration session
2. Select Courses & Registration
3. Select Search for a Course
4. Enter your search criteria and select Search
5. When you find a course, select Quick Add; select Wait List to add yourself to the course waiting list if Quick Add is unavailable
6. Select Continue to Review My Plan when you are done selecting your courses
7. Check the box next to a course title to register for the course; you can check more than one course
8. Click the blue Select Course button to proceed
9. Enter your E-services password and click the Register blue button
10. Print your schedule by selecting View/Modify Schedule > Print Schedule
11. View and print your tuition statement by selecting Bills and Payment
12. Log out of E-services to complete your registration session

Other e-Services Resources

• Search for open sections
• Add yourself to a course waiting list
• Drop courses via View/Modify Schedule
• Check your record for holds
• Look up your grades
• Check your student account
• Change your personal email address, mailing address, and preferred name

Prerequisites

Before you can register, certain courses may require the following:

• Completion of previous coursework
• Previous experience or familiarity with course content

You may also need to take assessment tests to determine your placement in courses.

Credit Limits

Fall and Spring Semesters

Up to 18 credits. To register for more credits, you must consult an Inver Hills counselor or advisor.

Summer Session

Up to 12 credits. This limit is because summer session is an accelerated term (16-week courses are condensed into 10 weeks or less). To register for more credits, you must consult an Inver Hills counselor or advisor.

Registration Responsibilities

You are responsible for following through with the courses you take, including payment and academic consequences that result from your registration. We strongly recommend that you consult an Inver Hills counselor or advisor before registering, or if you are considering withdrawal from a class or classes. Meeting with a counselor or advisor is particularly important if you are receiving financial aid.

You must cancel classes or withdraw officially; simply not attending classes does not constitute withdrawing from the course. You will be responsible for tuition due and may receive an "F" grade.

Note: You will NOT be mailed an invoice; you are expected to view your bill online. Visit Paying Tuition for details on payment policy and deadlines. If you have trouble viewing your bill online, email the Enrollment Center or call 651-450-3503.

Data Privacy

Forms you fill out during the admissions and registration process request that you provide private information as defined under state and federal law. For more information, you can read the Data Privacy Notice Regarding Student Admissions & Registration (Tennessen warning).