A prepared registration form for each newly admitted student is
made available to the student before the start of the fall and spring semesters. Advising arrangements vary according to the needs of particular
graduate offices, but the official registration and billing forms
should be received by the student well before the first day of class.
It is the responsibility of the student to remain in communication with
the Office of the Graduate Director. The forms must be submitted by the
student to the Office of the Graduate Registrar and must be received at
that location by the announced deadlines, unless alternate arrangements
are made by the graduate program office. Overdue forms may require
subsequent correspondence, entail additional fees, and necessitate
reregistration. Forms may be returned by mail. Additions or changes of
courses are routinely permitted during the first week of classes.
Registration in subsequent semesters is made through a web-based registration system. Once enrolled, students register early for subsequent semesters.
Registration instructions are distributed at that time. Changes of
registration may be made at indicated times after early registration.
In all other respects, the provisions of the above paragraph hold.
A student admitted into a degree program of the Graduate School-New
Brunswick is expected to remain registered in every fall and spring semester thereafter until he or she completes the program and earns the
degree. Normally a student registers for courses or research; as
appropriate, a student may also register for matriculation continued
for a maximum of two semesters. Students continuing research on a master's thesis should register for 1 credit of research per semester until the degree is completed, for a maximum of three semesters. Any student who fails to maintain
continuous registration may not resume formal graduate study or
register again in the Graduate School-New Brunswick without first
applying through the Office of the Graduate School for
readmission.
Students who have been admitted to candidacy for the Ph.D.
degree must apply for restoration of active status and pay a restoral
fee. There is no time limit for the readmission of such students.