Course Registration/Enrollment

Before You Begin

• Have received the official acceptance letter from Admissions. Without it, you cannot register for any course.
• Know the registration schedule published by the university for your cohort.
• Have met all entry requirements for your program of study.

How It Works

The Registrar's Office determines registration procedures and, together with the Academic Department, establishes the academic calendar. Applicants cannot register for courses before receiving the official acceptance letter from Admissions. Detailed information about registration procedures is distributed in advance by the Admissions Department.

Students must register on the dates set for their cohort, according to the registration schedule published by the university. Each course a student registers for, whether during regular registration or late registration, becomes part of the student's permanent academic record.

To register officially for courses, the student must:

• Meet all entry requirements for their program of study.
• Pay all required fees to the Finance Office.
• Complete and submit all required documentation to the responsible university department.

The registration pace also depends on the program format: the master's program is divided into three consecutive five-week terms (Terms A, B, and C) within a 15-week semester, while the doctoral program follows a continuous 15-week semester.

Step by Step

1. Receive the official acceptance letter from Admissions.
2. Confirm that you meet all entry requirements for your program of study.
3. Pay the required fees to the Finance Office.
4. Complete and submit the required documentation to the responsible university department.
5. Register for your courses within the dates set for your cohort, according to the registration schedule published by the university.

Deadlines and Rules

• MUST University offers a drop/add period of up to 7 calendar days from the start of the term or semester, allowing the student to adjust their course schedule without academic penalty.
• Dropping a course without registering for another in its place can affect the student's enrollment status, tuition charges, financial obligations, and Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP).
• To cancel registration within the drop/add period, the student can contact the Registrar's Office at registrar@mustedu.com or submit the Student Request Form available on the student portal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I register for courses before receiving the acceptance letter from Admissions?

No. You must have received the official acceptance letter before you can register for any course.

What is late registration?

It is a second registration window, in addition to regular registration. The institutional catalog does not detail specific deadlines or fees for late registration; to find out whether this option is available in your situation, check directly with the Registrar's Office.

What happens if I drop a course without registering for another in its place?

This can affect your enrollment status, tuition charges, financial obligations, and your Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP).

Until when can I adjust my courses without academic penalty?

Up to 7 calendar days from the start of the term or semester. This is the drop/add period.

Are my courses organized into terms or into a semester?

It depends on the program. In the master's program, the 15-week semester is divided into three 5-week terms (Terms A, B, and C). In the doctoral program, the format is a continuous 15-week semester.

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