Registrar
College of Law - Summer Registration - 2009
| March 9-May 12 | Registration on the PAWS (formerly GoSOLAR) Website. Please note that Registration is staggered in two groups. The Registration periods are detailed below. Fees are due to Student Accounts (Rm 100 Sparks Hall) on May 12, 2009 by 5:00p.m. LAW REGISTRATION APPOINTMENT TIMES BEGIN AT 12:00 NOON. ALL LAW STUDENTS WILL REGISTER THEMSELVES. |
| March 9 | Group One - Students who have 60 or more hours at the completion of Spring 2009 (and/or who have applied for Summer 2009 graduation) |
| March 10 | Group Two (and Group One) - Students who will have 59 or fewer credit hours at the end of Spring 2009 |
| March 11-May 12 | Registration continues and is open to all law students. The System closes at 5:00 pm on the last day of registration. |
| May 11 | Classes begin. |
| May 12, 2009 | Fees due in the Office of Student Accounts by 5:00p.m. If you miss this deadline, your courses will be dropped and you will be required to re-register during the late registration phase. Students must re-register themselves. Students dropped for non-payment of fees will not be re-registered for full courses without the permission of the professors. |
| May 13 | No registration |
| May 14-18 | Late Registration. Fees due in the Office of Student Accounts on May 18, 2009 by 5:00p.m. Please see the Student Accounts web page for the refund schedule. |
| May 25 | Memorial Day - no classes |
| June 11 | Midpoint (non-hardship withdrawal) |
| July 3 | Independence Day observed - no classes |
| June 29 | Last day or regularly scheduled classes. |
| July 6-15 | EXAMS |
| July 27 | Summer grades due |
| August 15 | Summer degrees conferred (no commencement ceremony) |
REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS/TUITION PAYMENT WEB SITES
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ACCESSING REGISTRATION ON PAWS/GOSOLAR:
http://www.gsu.edu/es/20271.html
TUITION PAYMENT AND REFUND SCHEDULE:
http://www.gsu.edu/es/tuition_and_fees.html
FINANCIAL AID WEB SITE:
http://www.gsu.edu/es/financial_aid.html
FEE PAYMENT DEADLINES:
STUDENT ACCOUNTS MUST RECEIVE FEES BY 5:00 PM May 12, 2009
FOR REGULAR REGISTRATION
AND BY 5:00 PM May 18, 2009 FOR LATE REGISTRATION.
Students must register AND PAY BY THE DEADLINE. (Fee deadline: May 12, 2009 at 5:00pm) If you miss this deadline, your courses will be dropped and you will be required to re-register during the late registration phase. Students dropped for non-payment of fees will not be able to re-registered for courses that are full without the permission of the professors. Students must re-register themselves. The Registrar’s Office will not automatically re-register students dropped for non-payment.
Pay careful attention to the registration process; mistakes may result in your being registered for the wrong classes, or your being charged additional fees. Students will not be given credit for courses they attend if they are not registered for said courses, nor will adjustments be made at the end of the semester for incorrect registration. Incorrect registration also precludes students’ inclusion in e-mail discussion lists. It is the student's responsibility to make certain that they are registered for the correct courses.
GENERAL INFORMATION
NORMAL COURSE LOADS, LIGHT-LOADS AND OVERLOADS (and what to do about them): For Summer, full-time is 6 hours and part-time is 4-5 hours. Students may take no more than seven hours in the Summer term. Any deviation must be approved by the Associate Dean. Forms for overloads, light-loads or program-change forms are located on the third floor.
COURSES WITH LIMITED ENROLLMENT: Courses listed as having a limited enrollment will usually be filled on a first-come first-served basis. All courses offered have a limit, and are, therefore, subject to being filled. To better ensure your inclusion in a course you think will fill quickly, you are encouraged to register as early as possible. Course limits are based on (a) the pedagogical needs; and/or (b) the size of the room. Please see individual professors if you have questions regarding their enrollment policies.
PREREQUISITES: Students may not enroll in courses for which they lack the prerequisites. The course descriptions in the College of Law Bulletin specify the prerequisites, if any, for each course. Unless otherwise indicated, the minimum prerequisites for each elective course is the completion of all first-year full-time courses. By the way, “the Computer let me” is not an acceptable reason to ignore the prerequisite requirement. The College of Law Bulletin is available on the COL’s website at:
http://law.gsu.edu/registrar/bulletin/
AUDITING COURSES: The decision to audit a course must be made during the registration period. No adjustment from credit to audit status or audit to credit status for a course will be made after May 12, 2009. All audits must be approved by the professor of the course.
INDEPENDENT RESEARCH PROJECTS: Any student desiring to register for an Independent Research project must obtain written approval from the Associate Dean no later than May 12, 2009.
WRITING REQUIREMENT COURSES: The Schedule of Classes lists some of the courses which may satisfy the requirement. If you have questions about whether a course will satisfy the writing requirement, please contact the professor. You must complete the Writing Requirement Form, have the professor sign it and give it to Lauren or Tricia prior to graduation.
WITHDRAWALS: If a student drops a course during the regular or Late Registration period, the dropped course(s) will not show up on the transcript. Courses dropped after the Late Registration period, but by the midpoint, will be considered "withdrawals" and a grade of "W" will be recorded on the transcript. Courses dropped after the midpoint will receive a "WF".
Withdrawals after the midpoint are granted only in cases of hardship. Failure to follow this procedure will result in the awarding of a WF instead of a W. A grade of WF is treated as an F (55) for the purpose of computing the grade point average. Retaking the course will not expunge the WF from the student's academic record. Students who find they must withdraw after the midpoint should make an appointment with the College of Law Associate Dean to discuss their hardship as soon as they become aware of the situation.
A NOTE TO NEW STUDENTS: The Immunization Requirement must be completed before any registration can take place. If you have not completed this requirement, you will not be able to register for any courses. If you have questions about this, please call the Immunization Office at (404) 413-1930. The College of Law cannot remove immunization holds.
A NOTE TO GUEST STUDENTS: Please note that your period of attendance is stated in your acceptance letter. Guest students should also be aware that Georgia State University College of Law grades will not be available for transfer to your home institution until after July 28, 2009 WE DO NOT GIVE EARLY GRADES FOR GUEST STUDENTS.
