Registration
Current Hamline Students
Register Online
Visiting Students
Complete the registration form. Your registration will be acknowledged via e-mail. Registration forms may be submitted:
- in person to Student Administrative Services, East Hall 113
- by mail to Hamline University Registration, MS-A1750, 1536 Hewitt Ave, Saint Paul, MN 55104-1284
- by email to registrar@hamline.edu
- by fax to 651-523-2585
Please contact Student Administrative Services at 651-523-3000 or registrar@hamline.edu with registration questions.
Course Credit & Course Load
Most courses are four semester credits unless otherwise noted. A total of eight semester credits is the maximum course load for summer.
Hamline students wishing to take more than a total of eight semester credits must file a petition with the Student Administrative Services office. Visiting and Postbaccalaureate program students are excluded from the credit limit. It is strongly advised that students do not take more than one course during each summer term.
Drop/Add Policy
Add, Drop, and Withdrawal deadlines can be found on the academic calendar at www.hamline.edu/academiccalendars.
Nonpayment and/or nonattendance does not drop you from your course(s) and does not result in a refund or reversal of charges. If you decide to drop or withdraw from your course, please contact Registration and Records at registrar@hamline.edu.
Hamline undergraduates may drop classes via Piperline through 5 pm on the last day to add/drop. After that date, students must bring a signed add/drop/withdrawal form to the Student Administrative Services front desk.
Audits
To audit a course you must obtain
permission from the instructor. Pick up an Audit Card from the Student
Administrative Services office, bring it to the first day of class, and
have the instructor sign it. Courses can be audited for a fee of $100
which must be turned in with the audit card by the second day of class.
The audit fee is non-refundable. Courses must have a minimum enrollment
of eight students for an audit to be allowed.
Academic Policies
Summer students are responsible for knowing certain information located in the Undergraduate Bulletin. The Academic Policies section includes information on grades, incomplete contracts, and class attendance. Courses that are referenced as prerequisites for summer classes can also be found in the Undergraduate Bulletin.