Submit the completed form by email to the registrar's office at your home institution. You may also fax it to the provided number on the form or use the online submission portal if available. For physical submission, deliver the form to the registrar’s office at your home institution. Ensure all necessary approvals are obtained before submission.

The important dates for submitting this form are the start and end of the enrollment period for Fall, Spring, and Summer sessions for the years 2024 and 2025.

The purpose of the University System of Maryland Inter-Institutional Registration form is to facilitate students' enrollment in courses at different USM institutions. By filling out this form, students can expand their academic experience, take advantage of diverse course offerings, and ensure their coursework is recognized by their home institution. This form helps maintain clear communication and coordination between the home and host institutions to support student success.

• 1. Legal Name: Enter your full legal name including last name, first name, and middle name.
• 2. Preferred Name: If different from your legal name, provide your preferred last, first, and middle name.
• 3. Student ID number: Provide your Student ID number at the home institution.
• 4. Permanent Address: Enter your permanent address including city, state, and ZIP code.
• 5. School Email: Provide your official school email address.
• 6. Cell phone: Enter your current cell phone number.
• 7. Date of Birth: Provide your date of birth in the format MM/DD/YYYY.
• 8. Gender: Select your gender from the available options.
• 9. Hispanic Ethnicity: Indicate whether or not you are of Hispanic/Latino ethnicity.
• 10. Race: Select your race from the available options.
• 11. Student Classification: Indicate your classification at the home institution (e.g., Sophomore, Junior, Senior).
• 12. Program at Home Institution: For graduate students, specify your program at the home institution.
• 13. Residency Status: Indicate your residency status for tuition purposes.
• 14. Previous Application: State whether you have previously applied to or registered for a class at the host institution.
• 15. Home and Host Institutions: Select your current home institution and desired host institution.
• 16. Semester and Year of Enrollment: Specify the semester and year of your desired enrollment.
• 17. Host Institution Course Details: Provide details about the courses you wish to take at the host institution.
• 18. Student Signature and Date: Sign and date the form to certify your application.
• 19. Institutional Approvals: Obtain necessary approvals from both home and host institutions.

Failure to submit this form may result in the inability to enroll in desired courses at the host institution. This could impact your academic progress and delay graduation.

• Course Availability: You may miss the opportunity to take specific courses required for your program.
• Academic Progress: Delays in course enrollment could hinder your academic progress.
• Graduation Timeline: Failure to take required courses may delay your anticipated graduation date.

• 1. Expanding Coursework: To augment your academic program by taking additional courses at another USM institution.
• 2. Special Programs: For students enrolled in ROTC or other special programs requiring inter-institutional courses.
• 3. Unavailable Courses: When required courses are not offered at your home institution.
• 4. Scheduling Flexibility: To take courses that fit better with your schedule at another USM institution.
• 5. Academic Enrichment: To benefit from diverse academic offerings across USM institutions.