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Regent University Class Registration Guide

This comprehensive guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to register for classes at Regent University. From locating the course schedule to enrolling in classes via GENYSIS, managing enrollment status, and understanding class attendance, this guide covers it all. Whether you are an incoming or returning student, follow these detailed steps to ensure a smooth registration process each semester. Prepare for each session and access valuable resources for academic success. Stay informed about tuition deadlines, book requirements, and financial aid options. Get ready to embark on a successful academic journey at Regent University!

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Regent University Class Registration Guide

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  1. “How to Registerfor Classes” Presentation

  2. AGENDA • Locating Course Schedule • Class Selection • Register in GENYSIS • Enrollment Status • Class Attendance

  3. Step One: Locating the Course Schedule • Open Internet Browser • my.regent.edu • Type in MyRegent ID and password • Enter portal

  4. MyRegent Login

  5. MyRegent Portal

  6. Locate Blackboard

  7. Click on FAQs

  8. Enter FAQs Module

  9. Course Schedule

  10. Locate Course Schedule

  11. Click on Current Schedule

  12. Schedule Example

  13. Review Course Offerings Schedules are color coded • First half of schedule (Blue) lists the first 8-weeks of each session and 16-week semester classes. • Session ‘A’ in the fall and ‘C’ in the spring • Second half of schedule (Yellow) lists the second 8-weeks of the session • Session ‘B’ in the fall and session ‘D’ in spring. • The summer session is a one 8-week session with no colored background.

  14. Reviewing Schedule

  15. Online vs. On Campus • Check class location before registering • On campus classes “Virginia Beach” • Online classes “Online” • Review course meeting time if class is on campus

  16. AGENDA • Locating course schedule • Class selection • Register in GENYSIS • Enrollment Status • Class Attendance

  17. Step Two: Class Selection for Incoming Students • Register for “KEYS” Online Orientation listed on the schedule as GENE OL-OR • Take GENE 101 “Contemporary Problems for Christian Leaders” first semester • Enroll in 100 and 200 level classes

  18. KEYS Online Orientation • Provides resources for academic success • Two-week, asynchronous online class • Take before semester begins • Mandatory for all students • Pass or fail course Special note: Course dates for KEYS will be wrong in GENISYS. Pay special attention to the dates on the Course Schedule, because they are the correct ones.

  19. KEYS Dates and CRN

  20. Class Selection for Returning Students • Complete 100 and 200 level classes before enrolling in upper level classes • Take all pre-requisite classes • Complete 100 and 200 level major classes

  21. 16 week classes vs 8 week classes 16 week classes: • Operate throughout the entire semester • Offered on campus only • Must be a local student • Located on the first (Blue) section of the course schedule

  22. 16 week classes vs. 8 week classes 8 week classes: • Offered online and on campus • Refer to the current course schedule found here for exact dates and times of class meetings

  23. Class Selection • Full-time students enroll in 12 credits per semester • Full-time schedule example: On campus students: Four, 16-week classes Online students: Two, first session classes and Two, second session classes • Half-time enroll in 6 credits per semester (one in each session)

  24. CRN Numbers • Write down desired CRN • Always have a backup CRN

  25. AGENDA • Locating course schedule • Class selection • Register in GENYSIS • Enrollment Status • Class Attendance

  26. Step Three:Register for Classes in GENYSIS Congratulations you are ready to register!

  27. Re-Open MyRegent Portal

  28. Click on GENISYS

  29. GENISYS

  30. Registration

  31. Register and Add/Drop Classes

  32. Registering • Scroll toward the bottom of the page • Enter CRN numbers • Click on submit • Scroll back up • Review results

  33. Registration Screen Web Registered Step1 Step 2

  34. Registration Completion • Tuition is due on or before the first day of classes • Online students order textbooks at www.regentbookstore.net • Local students pick-up books at Regent University bookstore or have books delivered

  35. Financial Aid • Complete FASFA (Immediately, if you haven’t already!) • Finalize financial aid package before classes • New students: Review Financial Information on the Current Students website • Incoming students click on this link and apply for school-based scholarships

  36. Military Members • Click on this link if you are planning to use Tuition Assistance and complete the Military Scholarship form

  37. Second Session Starts (Sessions B and D) • Separate registration period for these sessions • Review the academic calendar for registration dates • Last day to make changes to registration without an add/drop form is the day before second session classes begin

  38. AGENDA • Locating course schedule • Class selection • Register in GENYSIS • Enrollment Status • Class Attendance

  39. Step Four:Enrollment Status • Registered classes appear in GENISYS • Changes to registration can be made in Genisys until the day before classes begin • Professors open classes in Blackboard one week prior to the start

  40. AGENDA • Locating course schedule • Class selection • Register in GENYSIS • Enrollment Status • Class Attendance

  41. Step Five: Class Attendance • Participation atRegent University is defined by logging into your Blackboard course • Class participation during week 1 is critical; failure to do so may lead to academic dismissal • Attend all on campus meetings

  42. Key Contacts

  43. Questions? Please contact your advisor at 800.722.3280

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