Completed forms can be submitted by visiting the Student Assistance Center located at 150 Student Services in Allendale, or at the Grand Rapids Pew Campus in room 115C DeVos. Additionally, you may fax the form to (616) 331-2000, or email it directly to regdept@gvsu.edu. For those preferring to mail the form, send it to the Registrar's Office at 150 Student Services, Allendale, MI 49401. Ensure all signatures are procured prior to submission.

Important dates for the use of this form for the academic years 2024 and 2025 will vary based on university schedules. Generally, registration for the fall semester occurs in early summer, while spring and summer registration starts at the end of the fall semester. It is advisable to check the university’s academic calendar for precise dates.

The Grand Valley State University Course Registration Form serves as a crucial tool for students wishing to manage their academic schedules by adding or dropping courses. This form allows students to formally request changes to their enrollment status, ensuring that academic and administrative protocols are followed. By completing and submitting this form, students can keep their schedules aligned with their educational goals and requirements.

• 1. Contact Information: Fields to input personal information including name, G number, phone, and address.
• 2. Registration Information: Details about the year, semester, and course registration including CRN and course specifics.
• 3. Advisor Approval: Section for advisor confirmation to be filled if the student is not in good standing.
• 4. Instructor's Approval: Space for conflicting course instructors to sign and approve scheduling changes.
• 5. Submission Details: Instructions and options for submitting the completed registration form.

If the form is not submitted, students may miss critical deadlines for adding or dropping courses, which can impact their academic progress. It may also cause issues with financial aid and academic standing. Late requests may require additional approvals or documentation.

• Missed Deadlines: Students may not be able to add or drop courses after the registration period ends.
• Academic Impact: Failure to submit may result in enrolling in undesired or irrelevant courses.
• Financial Aid Issues: Changes may affect eligibility for financial aid or scholarships tied to course enrollment.
• Advisor Intervention: Without proper documentation, advisors may struggle to assist students with their academic plans.
• Administrative Delays: Late submissions can lead to processing delays, affecting records management.

• 1. Adding Courses: To register for additional classes beyond the current schedule.
• 2. Dropping Courses: To officially withdraw from a class without penalty.
• 3. Late Add Requests: For students who need approval to enroll in a course after the standard deadline.
• 4. Conflicting Schedules: To resolve time conflicts between courses by making necessary adjustments.
• 5. Advisor Recommendations: To follow up on recommendations made by academic advisors during meetings.