Students register for classes through the Registrar’s website during their assigned access periods every semester. The Registration Information Sheet will tell you when you may register.
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- Field of study: CHE, BME
- Summer courses: whole, first, second, nine weeks
- Number of credit hours: 999W
- Course rank: 384 (graduate rank 80-99)
- Additional information: 699R, 391S
Registration Bars
- Check your Registration Information Sheet (RIS) for detailed information about any registration bars.
Tuition Remission Bar
- Tuition Remission is compensation provided by a University of Texas at Austin department in exchange for services and is subject to Federal Income and Social Security Withholding taxes. The total compensation, less taxes, is applied to your tuition balance. The remaining amount of your tuition balance is due as Tuition Remission. Students are responsible for paying tuition remission fees that do not appear on their tuition bill.
- Tuition Remission is posted midway though each academic term, around the beginning of October for fall semester, February in the spring semester, and July for the summer term. These fees will appear in your What I Owe, not on your tuition bill.
GIAC Bar
- The Graduate and International Admissions Center places a bar on your file if you have not yet provided an official transcript after you have accepted your offer. For more help with this bar, contact GIAC. Their detailed and helpful instructions are here.
Course Loads
Full-time registration for graduate students is 9 hours in fall, 9 hours in spring, 3 hours in summer.
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- If a student registers for more than 3 total hours during the summer, they are responsible for tuition costs.
Continuous Registration
If the student has been admitted to candidacy for a doctoral degree, they must be registered in the dissertation course, CHE *99W continuously during the spring and fall semesters until their degree is completed. A minimum of 3 dissertation credits are required each long semester (fall and spring). The student may register for courses in addition to dissertation credits. For example, a third-year student who has entered candidacy might register for CHE 399W Dissertation, CHE 185 Seminar, CHE 285 Research, and CHE 398T Supervised Teaching.
Auto-registration for Dissertation Credits
Often, students who graduate are auto-registered for dissertation credits for the following long semester. To cancel your registration: https://utdirect.utexas.edu/apps/reg/registration/cancel/
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