To register using EagleNET you must be: a student currently enrolled and attending classes, accepted for admission or re-admitted.
EagleNET—Online registration transactions are processed through
- the third business day of the term for adds
- and the fifth business day of the term for drops (except Summer Session)
- Use the EagleNET Schedule Planner to plan your class schedule >input times you don’t want to take classes >select the classes you would like to take >view all possible schedules for that term. There is now a Schedule Planner registration cart.
- Use EagleNET to register for sections and make changes to your schedule.
Note: If you have applied for a previous term but not attended, your application remains on file for one year. Before registering you must contact the Admissions office and change your start term.
Beginning the fourth business day of the term all transactions must be done in person at Records and Registration or EWU Spokane Student Services using the Registration and Overrides Form.
- beginning the fourth business day of the term the instructor’s signature is required for each section added
- beginning the fourth business day of the term a late registration fee will be charged for students not previously enrolled
Late Registration Fee Waiver Request Form - beginning the fifth business day of the term sections drops must be in person
- beginning the eleventh business day of the term an add fee is assessed for each section added
Audit Authorization:
- will be granted only for sections using the lecture method of instruction;
- will be granted on a space-available basis during the first ten days of the term;
- may be cancelled by the instructor at any time during the term by notifying the auditor, the department chair and the registrar.
Notes
Auditing a section requires the written permission of the instructor and the department chair or academic dean.
Auditors will not be allowed access to individual instruction, to equipment or to supplies in conjunction with the section.
Auditors are not entitled to student benefits.
The university will maintain no official record of the auditor’s participation in the section.
Fees
The audit fee is non-refundable.
The audit fee will be assessed at the current per-credit tuition, unless the auditor is eligible for the senior citizen waiver or special summer session audit rate.
Senior citizens (age 60 or older) residents of Washington state, may audit lecture sections for no audit fee.
Some courses require co-requisites or prerequisites. These requirements will be checked on EagleNET and will indicate a message as you are attempting to register.
- Concurrent (Co-requisites) indicates that an additional course is required and you must register for both courses at the same time (e.g., a lecture section of a course that has a required lab).
- Prerequisites indicate that another course, class standing, test, or specific grade is required prior to enrollment in the course. If you are a transfer student, we must have received all of your official transcripts in order for you to receive credit for work completed.