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Student Records

The Key of Dreams
Director, Karen Jarrell
The
UTD schedule of classes is called the Cours e Lookup. The Course Lookup is posted online each
semester. All procedures for registration/drop/add/withdraw are outlined at
www.utdallas.edu/student/registrar/. Included on the Registrar website are the academic
calendar or Comet Calendar, all registration dates and periods, the final
examination schedule and links to the location and telephone numbers of graduate
advising offices.
Registration
via Galaxy (www.utdallas.edu) is
available to graduate students approximately April for Summer
and Fall and November for Spring. Those who register early (by a date noted in
the Comet Calendar) are mailed a bill for tuition and fees. All tuition and
fees are due and payable by payment deadlines and
unpaid registrations may be cancelled.
University
employees, including Teaching and Research Assistants, receive the privilege of
paying on the last day of late registration with no late fee. There is a late
fee for others who pay late or for any student who registers late.
Tuition and fees can be paid in person at the Bursar’s Office in the lower level of the McDermott Library Building, by mail or,
through Galaxy. Installment payments are available for a small service fee each
fall and spring semester, with half the tuition and fees due at the time of
registration; the student is billed for the remainder in two installments.
Short-term student loans are available through the Financial Aid office.
Students
who are employed as Teaching and Research Assistants who are classified as
nonresidents for tuition purposes are eligible for waivers of out-of-state
tuition when they are employed 50%. This is a semester by semester waiver,
dependent upon employment, which allows the student to pay in-state tuition.
Certification of this status must be sent to the Financial Aid Office by the
student’s academic program office; this certification requires the approval of the Graduate Dean.
To be full time, a
graduate student must be registered for nine hours in the Fall/Spring semester or six hours in a long summer session.
Half time is considered to be five hours in the Fall/Summer semester and three hours in a long summer session. Teaching and Research Assistants must always be registered full
time.
During
the next-to-last semester prior to graduation, each graduate student should
meet with his or her advisor to review degree requirements. An Application for
Graduation must be filed on-line (www.utdallas.edu/dept/graddean)
at the time of registration for the final semester and no later than the
deadline noted in the academic calendar or Comet Calendar. If a student is not
registered at the University during the semester of graduation, the student
must file an in absentia form with his or her graduate advisor.
Information
on Registrar Services is available online at www.utdallas.edu/student/registrar/

