Students enrolled in the University Honors Program have the first priority during the registration period. They are assigned the earliest time for advisement and registration. The Office of the Registrar checks a student's registration priority and, approximately two weeks before registration begins, sends him a letter notifying the date, starting from which he can register for classes. If a student registered for classes but did not pay the tuition by the deadline, his classes are dropped and he looses the priority to register for classes. It usually lasts 2 days prior to the first day of classes.
Late registration is open to all the students.
It lasts from the first to the fourth day of classes. Students participating in late registration are assessed a late fee. Such division of students into priority groups and the division of registration into several stages have clear advantages. From the one hand, it serves as an incentive for students to study harder to receive the status of Honor student and therefore obtain the first priority in registration. Also, it favors the students who put a lot of effort into their university education and need to take only a few classes to complete their programs' requirements.