Online Registration
Arts and Letters/Medical Humanities students have the option of registering for classes online. We are pleased to announce that off campus access to our online registration system has been improved. To register online, simply follow the instructions below. You will need your network account and password. If you need assistance obtaining your account or password, call CNS Helpdesk at 973-408-3205. The deadline for Spring 2010 registration is Monday, December 14, 2009.
The online registration option in CampusWeb can be accessed by following these instructions:
- Go to CampusWeb
- Enter your network username and password
- Once you have logged into CampusWeb, select the "My Registration " option from the menu found on the left side of your screen.
Note: If you do not know your ID and password, please contact the CNS Helpdesk at 973-408-3205.
Mail-In Registration
To register by mail, indicate the courses you desire on a registration form and the total number of requested credit hours. The maximum number of courses per semester is 2 for part time status (6 credits) and 3 for full time status (9 credits). Mail your completed registration form in time to reach us by Monday, December 14, 2009 to:
Registrar's Office
Drew University
36 Madison Avenue
Madison, New Jersey 07940
If you wish you may fax your registration to the attention of Ellen Sutton, Registrar's Office, Drew University. The fax number is (973) 408-3044. We need this information as soon as possible so we can confirm which courses will run.
Payment of Tuition and Fees
If you will be paying your tuition by check you may include your payment with your mail in registration. Make your check payable to "Drew University". The tuition is $874.00 per credit. In addition, there is a $75.00 general fee. Therefore, students would pay $2622.00 + $75.00 = $2697.00 for a 3 credit course. A $25.00 orientation fee is required of new students.
Special note regarding credit card payments: For information regarding credit card payments, please contact the Business office at business@drew.edu or 973-408-3114. Information is also available on the Business Office website.
Changes in Registration
Classes for the fall term begin on various dates as indicated in the course offerings below. If you find that you need to make changes in your registration after classes begin, you may do so during the first week of classes. During the second week of classes, you may enter a new course only with the approval of the course instructor. You may not enter any new course after Friday, February 5, 2010. The last day to drop a class with the grade of "W" is Friday, April 5, 2010.
Course Descriptions
Descriptions of Arts & Letters and Medical Humanities courses offered for the Spring 2010 semester are available by clicking here.
Financial Assistance for Arts & Letters and Medical Humanities Students
To be eligible for assistance you must enroll for 6 or more credit hours. Contact the Office of Financial Assistance at (973) 408-3112 for more information
Maintaining Matriculation
As a result of federal eligibility requirements which requires that institutions monitor the progress of students towards the completion of the degree, it is now required that all students in the Arts and Letters/Medical Humanities program maintain continuous enrollment in each semester until graduation. For any semester you are not registered for classes, it is a requirement that you either take an official leave of absence or register for Maintaining Matriculation status. (See the Maintaining Matriculation Guide for maintaining matriculation categories). The fee for this status is $150.00. The fee for registrations for maintaining matriculation received after December 14, 2009 is $200. For more information concerning leave of absences contact the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies at (973) 408-3285.
Special Note: As outlines above, Caspersen School policy requires that all degree seeking students maintain continuous enrollment in their programs. As a result, any student not registered for the term or an approved leave of absence by the first day of classes will be automatically registered for maintaining matriculation. Tuition and any late registration fees will be applied.
Add/Drop Instructions
Online drop/add operates as follows:
Step one: Students complete a request for drop/add online and submit it to his/her academic advisor.*
Step two: The academic advisor reviews the request and indicates approval or denial as required. If the advisor approves the student's drop/add request (and the course(s) in question are open) the schedule adjustment will be processed. The student will receive confirmation of the change.
* Students in the Arts and Letters and Medical Humanities programs may drop/add online without an advisor's signature. As a result, after a request for drop/add is submitted in the online system, the transaction will be made official. All students should review their schedules after their schedule adjustment has been completed.
Any questions, email regist@drew.edu or call ext. 3025.
