Registration
In preparation for registration, returning students should meet with their Student Success Coach or graduate advisor to plan their upcoming class schedules. Orientation programs for new incoming students are conducted by the College and Schools in late spring and summer in conjunction with course planning and registration. Banner Self-Service registration is available through the Duquesne Portal for degree-seeking undergraduate (with 15 or more earned credits) and graduate students, using the REGISTRATION tile. Incoming freshmen, undergraduates with fewer than 15 earned credits, and non-degree students must see their Student Success Coach to register.
Students must be officially registered for classes in order to be considered bona fide students of Duquesne University. They are not permitted to attend classes, reside on campus, engage in student affairs, or, generally, have access to the buildings and grounds or use the University's facilities unless registration has taken place and arrangements to meet financial obligations have been made. Only when arrangements have been made to the satisfaction of the University for payment-in-full of all financial charges is a student permitted to attend and receive credit for classes. Students are required to participate in classes in the same semester in which they are registered, billed and awarded credit if earned. Students who register for a class or classes and subsequently do not attend remain financially responsible for their registration unless written notification of their decision not to attend is received by the Registrar no later than the end of the add/drop period. Students who register but do not attend will receive a final grade of "F."
Students may register and make schedule changes during Final Registration, also known as the add/drop period. No schedule changes or registrations are permitted after the end of the add/drop period. The withdrawal period begins at the conclusion of the add/drop period. Registration dates and deadline are on the Academic Calendar.
Written notification of the intent to withdraw from the semester received after the add/drop period is subject to the University's official withdrawal policy which includes varying levels of financial obligation, depending on the formal date of withdrawal. Even though absences from classes may be observed and recorded, a student is considered enrolled and in attendance until formal (written) withdrawal forms are filed in the Registrar's office. No refunds are issued for course withdrawals. All withdrawals result in a final grade of "W."
Visit the Academic Calendar for all deadlines.
Registration and Enrollment
Log in to the Duquesne Portal. Use the REGISTRATION tile, or using the STUDENT PROFILE tile, select Student Profile > Registration and Planning. Search for classes and complete your registration.
Plan Your Registration with RAPP
RAPP (Review Academic Program Progress) is a tool for students to review their progress through their academic programs and identify the classes they still need to take. Students considering changing their academic program may also use RAPP to review how their coursework to date applies to the new program, and which additional courses must still be fulfilled. Please note that this is not an official degree evaluation and is intended only for the purposes of registration planning.
To use RAPP, log into the Duquesne Portal and select the STUDENT PROFILE tile. Select Student Profile > Review Academic Program Progress (RAPP).
When to Register
Check the Academic Calendar for registration dates.
The schedule for registration will be posted at least three weeks before registration begins.
- All students must be registered by the end of the final registration, also referred to as the add/drop period. Add/drop typically ends on the last day of the first week of the fall and spring semesters.
- Students may register for internships through the fourth Friday of the (Fall/Spring) term.
- Students registering for internships may not drop another class if the add/drop period has ended. Course withdrawals are permitted up to the published deadlines.
- Schedule changes are not permitted after the end of the add/drop period.
- Course withdrawals (resulting in a "W" grade on the transcript) may be processed after the end of the add/drop period by consulting with your advisor.
- Check withdrawal deadlines using the Academic Calendar.
- Refunds are not issued for course withdrawals in the Fall and Spring semesters and may be offered in Summer based on the refund schedule for the term.
- Carlow University
- Carnegie Mellon University
- Chatham University
- Community College of Allegheny County
- Duquesne University
- La Roche College
- Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
- Point Park University
- Robert Morris University
- University of Pittsburgh
The opportunity to cross-register is open to full-time students enrolled in a PCHE college or university. Each college or university accepts registration from the other institutions; however, first priority in registration is given to students of the host college.
Not all departments or schools at all institutions participate in this program. In each case of student cross-registration, the approval of the Dean or designated individual from the home college or university must be obtained prior to registration. The student’s advisor or dean is responsible for assuring the student’s eligibility for the course in which s/he intends to enroll. To access the PCHE cross registration form, go to duq.edu/registrar > Registration and Enrollment > scroll down to Cross-Registration.
Full credit and grades will be transferred; the academic regulations of the host institution will prevail.
The academic integrity code and other rules of conduct of the host institution apply with regard to its courses and behavior on its campus. The host institution also determines whether its rules have or have not been violated. The student’s home institution will impose such penalties as it considers proper when violations are reported.
Cross registrants do not acquire the status of students in the institutions from which they are receiving instruction (e.g., for purposes of participation in student activities, insurance programs, etc.). They do receive library privileges at the host institution and may purchase course texts at the host bookstore.
Each qualified student normally may enroll in no more than one cross-registration course in any one term or semester under this program.
Duquesne University students who are participating in this program are charged tuition and university fees in accordance with the current rates of Duquesne University; however, students are responsible for paying any additional course or laboratory fees to the host institution.
This cross-registration program does not apply to the summer sessions at any of the institutions. However, taking courses at other institutions during those terms is facilitated by “temporary transfer student” procedures separately agreed to by the PCHE colleges and universities.
Students are encouraged to submit cross-registration forms during pre-registration
in order to provide adequate time to receive proper notification of course enrollment.
Procedures
Students must complete the PCHE Cross-Registration form online and then print it. (The form cannot be printed unless it has been filled out--with all required fields complete.) Refer to the PCHE Cross-Registration instructions if you have questions. Refer to our troubleshooting instructions if you have difficulty opening the PCHE Cross-Registration form. Or simply "right click" on the form, save to your device, and open in Adobe Reader. The completed form must be signed by the student and by the student's advisor prior to submission to the Office of the University Registrar or the Law School Registrar (law students). The Registrar of the host institution will notify applicants regarding their enrollment status. Notifications are mailed to the address provided on the Cross-Registration form.
PCHE Cross Registration FormSummer 2024 registration will be open for all students beginning Tuesday, January 30, 2024 at 7:00 a.m. The online registration period for Summer 2024 runs from January 30 through May 13, 2024. If you wish to register after May 13 for a class that begins after that date, see your Student Success Coach or Graduate Academic Advisor.
Visiting students should visit duq.edu/summer.
Prepare for Registration for Returning Students
Since online registration will begin before the University opens for the day, it is critical that you confirm your ability to register for classes before your Registration Time Ticket begins. Check in your Student Profile for holds that stop registration and to confirm your Registration Time Ticket. Log on to the Duquesne Poral and click on STUDENT PROFILE, then select Student profile from the menu, and follow these steps:
- Time tickets: Student Profile > Registration and Planning > Prepare for Registration
- Holds: Student Profile
Registration for First-Time Incoming Students
New incoming students will be registered by their Student Success Coach or graduate academic advisor.
All summer students should review the Summer 2024 Drop, Withdrawal Deadlines and Refund Policy.
First-Semester Freshmen
First-semester freshmen will be registered for their first semester by their Student Success Coach and subsequently will register themselves using Self-Service Banner (SSB) within the DuquesnePortal.
Returning Students
Registration for current students for Fall 2024 will begin on Wednesday, March 20, 2024. Most students can use Self-Service Banner (SSB) to register for classes online. Self-Service Banner is accessed through the Duquesne Portal through the STUDENT PROFILE tile. Students must have a MultiPass account to log on to the Duquesne Portal and access the Banner system.
Returning degree-seeking students receive time tickets to register for classes, and most time tickets are staggered based on a student’s class year or level. Time tickets are assigned two weeks prior to the start of registration and contain your registration start and end dates. To check your time ticket in Self-Service Banner, click on the STUDENT PROFILE tile in the Duquesne Portal. Select Student Profile from the menu, then select Registration and Planning > Prepare for Registration. Non-degree-seeking students must register with their advisors.
Since online registration will begin before the University opens for the day, it is critical that you confirm your ability to register for classes before your Registration Time Ticket begins. Check in Self-Service Banner for holds that stop registration and to confirm your Registration Time Ticket. Log on to the Duquesne Poral and click on STUDENT PROFILE, then select Student profile from the menu, and follow these steps:
- Time tickets: Student Profile > Registration and Planning > Prepare for Registration
- Holds: Student Profile
Use the chart below to determine your registration start date for Fall 2024. Online registration in Self-Service Banner will begin at 7:00 a.m. for each student group according to the table below. Appointments made with advising staff will begin after 8:30 a.m. First-semester freshmen will be registered by their Student Success Coach.
The final registration and add/drop period is August 26-30, 2024, for all undergraduate,
graduate, and non-degree-seeking students.
Registration Start Dates and Times for Fall 2024
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Wednesday, March 20 |
7:00 a.m. |
Early registrants, undergraduates with 90+ earned credits, and all new and returning graduate students |
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Monday, March 25 |
7:00 a.m. |
Undergraduates and new transfer students with 60+ earned credits |
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Tuesday, April 2 |
7:00 a.m. |
Undergraduates and new transfer students with 30+ earned credits |
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Monday, April 8 |
7:00 a.m. |
Returning undergraduates and new transfer students with fewer than 30 earned credits |
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Wednesday, May 1 |
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Student Success Coaches begin registering new incoming freshmen |
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August 26-30, 2024 |
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Final registration for undergraduate and graduate students for Fall 2024
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August 30, 2024 |
11:59 p.m. |
Last day to register, change class schedules, or cancel registration for Fall 2024
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Schedule of Classes
The course offerings for each term are available online and also through your Student Profile in the Duquesne Portal under the COURSE INFORMATION tile. Offerings listed in the Schedule of Classes represent the anticipated or scheduled course offerings at the time of publication. Cancellations and changes to proposed offerings [and/or the mode of delivery] are infrequent and avoided when possible. However, the University reserves the right to cancel classes due to insufficient enrollment, and to make class schedule and mode of delivery changes to maintain the health and safety of the campus, or any other valid reason.
Registration Policies for Fall 2024Spring 2025 Registration
First-Semester Freshmen
First-semester freshmen will be registered for their first semester by their Student Success Coach and subsequently will register themselves using the Duquesne Portal.
Returning Students
Registration for current students for Spring 2025 will begin on Monday, November 4, 2024. Most students can use the Duquesne Portal to register for classes online, and students must have a MultiPass account. Returning students receive time tickets to register for classes, and most time tickets are staggered based on a student's class year or level. Time tickets are assigned two weeks prior to the start of registration and contain your registration start and end dates. You can check your time ticket using the Registration tile. Non-degree-seeking students must register with their Student Success Coach or graduate advisor.
Use the chart below to determine your registration start date. Online registration will begin at 7:00 a.m. for each student group according to the table below. Registration appointments made with staff or faculty will begin after 8:30 a.m.
Schedule of Classes
The course offerings for each term are available online and also through your Student Profile. Offerings listed in the Schedule of Classes represent the anticipated or scheduled course offerings at the time of publication. Cancellations and changes to proposed offerings [and/or the mode of delivery] are infrequent and avoided when possible. However, the University reserves the right to cancel classes due to insufficient enrollment, and to make class schedule and mode of delivery changes to maintain the health and safety of the campus, or any other valid reason.
Spring 2025 – Registration Time Tickets
Since online registration will begin before the University opens for the day, it is crucial that you confirm your ability to register for classes before your Registration Time Ticket begins. Use the Duquesne Portal by selecting Registration > Prepare for Registration to confirm your dates. Any hold that prohibits registration must be cleared in order for you to register.
The final registration and add/drop period for Spring 2025 is January 9-15, 2025, for all undergraduate, graduate, and non-degree-seeking students.
Registration Start Dates and Times for Spring 2025
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SSB Online Registration Begins |
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Monday, November 4 |
7:00 a.m. |
Early registrants and all graduate students |
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Thursday, November 7 |
7:00 a.m. |
Undergraduates with 90+ earned credits |
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Tuesday, November 12 |
7:00 a.m. |
Undergraduates with 60+ earned credits |
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Friday, November 15 |
7:00 a.m. |
Undergraduates with 30+ earned credits |
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Wednesday, November 20 |
7:00 a.m. |
Undergraduates with fewer than 30 credits |
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Final Registration: |
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January 9-15, 2025 |
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Final registration for undergraduate and graduate students for Spring 2025 |
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January 15, 2025 |
11:59 p.m. |
Last day to register, add/drop for Spring 2025 |
- Registration Policies Spring 2025 - Coming soon!
- Final Exam Schedule Spring 2025 - Coming soon!
Registration User Guides
End-user guides are available as a resource for using the Self-Service Banner to prepare for registration and to register for classes.