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Welcome to the Registration Information page of LIU Global's Office of Student Life and Services. It is our hope that the information provided will assist you in key areas of your academic journey.
Continuing students must register for coursework through the My LIU portal which can be accessed anywhere in the world.
New students are registered for required courses once all required enrollment forms are received; however they must add electives through the My LIU portal after they meet with their advisors.
Please review the below links so you are familiar with available information and resources.
Tutorials for online registration can be found at http://csi.liu.edu/.
Unless otherwise noted, students must register for 16.00 credits per semester in order to graduate in a timely fashion (128.00 total needed).
For permission to take 18.00 credits, students must contact the Center/Program Director.
ADVISING SEMESTER
Advising Semester - A student may arrange to enroll for an "advising semester" to finish up incomplete work if further faculty advising and/or evaluation is required. After work is received and evaluated, the student's prior marks of INC will be replaced by the credits completed during the advising semester. The cost of doing an advising semester should be confirmed with the Registrar, as policies may have changed. Students who register for an advising semester are doing make-up or incomplete work, and are not earning "new" credits. Consequently, they are not considered to be "true" students, and may be ineligible for various student benefits such as health insurance or student loan deferment or "student status" for visa purposes.
All advising semesters must be approved via the Dean's Office. Please contact Kathleen Modrowski at kathleen.modrowski@liu.edu for more information.
Feel free to contact me anytime:
Carlett Thomas, Assistant Director of Records and Administration
718-488-3409 (phone)
718-780-4325 (fax)
carlett.thomas@liu.edu