Registration Information
This page provides information about the registration process and services at UM-Western. Click on the appropriate link in the navigation area for more information.
Who May Register
Course Prerequisites and Co-Requisites
Registration Procedures
Student Costs - Tuition and Fees
Student Advisor List (pdf file)
Student Advisor List (By first name) As of 4/9/08
Class Schedules
Course Descriptions (Search by term/semester for a specific course)
Advising Alert As of 4/23/08
UMW Substitutions & Equivalents
Final Exam Schedule
Textbook Information
Other Enrollment-Related Information
Any individual who has been accepted for admission* to The University of Montana - Western and is in good academic and financial standing may register for classes. ALL students must show proof of immunity to measles, mumps and rubella as part of the admissions procedure. This includes the following groups/classes of students:
- Currently enrolled students who are in "good standing" at UM-Western and all other colleges previously attended
- Former students, including graduates, in "good standing" at UM-Western and all other colleges previously attended
- New transfer students who may register by attending one of the orientation/registration sessions scheduled through Admissions & New Student Services (orientation/registration information will be mailed to new transfers upon acceptance)
- First-time freshmen who may register by attending one of the orientation/registration sessions scheduled through Admissions & New Student Services (orientation/registration information will be mailed to first-time freshmen upon acceptance)
- Outreach Extension students, consult Division of Outreach
- Part-time evening/day (transient) students and those wishing to audit classes.
*UM-Western admissions information may also be obtained by contacting the Admissions Office at 683-7331 or 1-866-UMW-MONT. Individuals must be eligible to register (i.e., accepted for admission, in good standing at UM-Western and all other colleges or universities attended) prior to the deadline to register for a term before they will be allowed to enroll (See Academic Calendar for dates and deadlines).
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Registration procedures vary slightly depending upon the term of enrollment, whether the eligible student is registering for day or evening/night classes, and the number of credits to be taken. Registration procedures are outlined below:
Registration for a Semester or Term
To register/enroll in classes for a semester or term, eligible students must:
- Secure their Alternate PIN from their advisor or the Advising Office, then access the UMW Web Registration System (dawgs.umwestern.edu), OR complete a registration form, secure advisor signature and return the form to the Registrar's Office.
- Pay or make payment arrangements for all enrollment related costs (fees, etc.) at the Business Office.
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Registration for Nine (9) or More Credit Hours
Eligible students registering for day classes or for nine (9) or more evening/night/weekend credits during a regular academic year semester (Fall/Spring) should:
- Contact their faculty advisor for an advising appointment.
- Review education and career goals with advisor.
- Secure their Alternate PIN from their advisor or the Advising Office, then access the UMW Web Registration System (dawgs.umwestern.edu).
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- Pay or make arrangements for fee payment at the Business Office.
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Registration for Fewer than Nine (9) Credit Hours
Eligible students registering for fewer than nine (9) credit hours of evening/night/weekend classes during a regular semester (Fall/Spring) should:
- Secure their Alternate PIN from their advisor or the Advising Office, then access the UMW Web Registration System (dawgs.umwestern.edu) to make course selections OR complete an official registration form from the Registrar’s Office or use forms printed in the UM-Western Outreach bulletin then submit completed form to the Registrar’s Office for class schedule verification (computer check-out).
- Submit MMR Immunization records to the Registrar.
- Pay or make fee payment arrangements at the Business Office.
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Registration for May Interim or Summer Session
Students registering for Summer Session (SS) should:
- Secure their Alternate PIN from their advisor or the Advising Office, then access the UMW Web Registration System (dawgs.umwestern.edu) OR complete an official May Interim/Summer Session registration form (available at the Registrar’s Office and in the Outreach Division MI/SS bulletin) and return the completed form to the Registrar’s Office for class schedule verification (computer check-out).
- Submit MMR Immunization records to the Registrar.
- Pay or make fee payment arrangements at the Business Office.
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Fee Payment
Fee payment or fee payment arrangements at the Business Office are required before a student is considered "officially registered" for a class or classes. Once registered, students wishing to change their class schedules (add/drop/withdraw) may do so by contacting the Registrar’s Office prior to the published deadline. See Academic Calendar for specific dates and deadlines.
Montana University System Tuition & Fee Schedules
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Late Registration
Late Registration: Eligible students may register for a full program during the first two weeks of any semester. Written approval of all course instructors and payment of all fees/costs, including Late Registration fees, are required before course enrollment is verified. With approval by the Academic Admissions & Standards Committee and written permission of course instructors concerned, eligible students showing academic ability may register for a reduced load during the third week of any Fall/Spring Semester, the first week of Summer Session, or the first day of workshops or other time-shortened courses. No enrollment for credit courses will be accepted after the third week of a regular semester, after the first week of Summer Session, or after the first day of workshops of other time-shortened courses.
TECH PREP is a technical education program that helps prepare students for both employment and continuing education. Tech Prep creates the opportunity for students to earn advanced placement credit for high school classes that relate and lead to associate degrees or certification programs in technical career fields. ARTICULATION agreements from many
Montana high schools help students earn credit toward a degree. You can save time and money for classes you have already taken in high school by transferring those credits. And, once you have obtained your Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS), you may decide to continue your education in your chosen field. A Bachelor of Applied Science Degree (BAS) is available to you by transferring credits already earned to a four year institution. For more information, please contact: Denise Holland, Instructor, UM-Western Business Department.
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