Registration is usually scheduled during the
first week of June for the first semester, and of November for the second
semester. Advance registration for first semester is usually scheduled in May
for incoming freshmen.
A student must be officially registered in
order to receive credit for course work. “Officially registered” means that the
student has already gone through all the processes involved in registration up
to payment of fees. Upon payment of fees, the student’s official registration
form (UP Form 5, which is a record of classes for which the student has
enrolled) is stamped “REGISTERED” to indicate official registration. The Form 5
is filed with the Office of the University Registrar.
No student shall be registered in any subject
after one (1) week of regular class meetings have been held, unless the Dean,
on the basis of his/her scholastic record, permits his/her registration;
Provided, That if registration is made outside
the regular registration period indicated in the University calendar the
student shall be subject to fine for late registration;
Provided, further, That special students may
register at any time without the payment of the fine for late registration
subject to other regulations of the University. Students may register for
particular subjects within a semester when permissible under the system of
instruction adapted by the college or
school. No person who has not duly
matriculated may be admitted to the classes. In exceptional cases, the University
Registrar may, on the recommendation of the Dean concerned, authorize the
admission of a visitor to a class for not more than five (5) sessions.
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