Formal admission to the School of Law-Camden and payment of tuition and fees are prerequisites to registration. All students, by virtue of registering, agree to comply with the regulations of the university and of the law school.

The registration process consists of two essential steps:

1. The selection of courses. Enrolled students select courses during announced advance registration periods by using the web site registration system. First-term, first-year students are assigned administratively to courses and sections by the Office of the Associate Dean for Administration. This office also directly enters into the university's computers the course assignment data for first-term students. Thereafter, students must register individually for courses.

2. The payment of tuition and fees for the approved program to the bursar's office by established deadlines.

It is important to note that the registration process is completed only after full tuition and fees are paid in accordance with the billing instructions.

It is the responsibility of the student to acquire, complete, and return registration and term bill information, including payment of tuition and fees, on time. When information is mailed, the student's last address of record in the registrar's office is used; however, the university cannot and does not assume responsibility if the student fails to receive this information. Students who do not receive term bill payment instructions by August 1 for the fall term and December 1 for the spring term should notify the campus bursar promptly. Students who fail to preregister for the next term during the specified period and do so at a later date are subject to a late registration fee of $50. For further information, see the Tuition and Fees chapter.