Incoming first year and transfer students to Cal Maritime are block registered for their fall term courses. First year students are also enrolled in major and support courses for their spring term. Scheduling commences in mid-July for incoming students whose accounts are free of holds.  All subsequent registration or adjustments to schedules is done by the student using PeopleSoft during registration periods.

Registration for the spring term occurs in November.  Registration for the summer term typically occurs at the end of January.  Registration for the fall term  occurs in March or April.  

There will  also be secondary registration periods.

Open registration periods may be found on the Planning Calendar for the term.

 

General Guidelines

On your Student Center page, under Enrollment Dates, view your "Enrollment Appointment" day and time. Each student has been  assigned a unique start time, which cannot be changed. You may not register for courses until the start of your enrollment appointment.  You may continue to register until the end of the registration period.

Holds which would prevent reregistration include advisor, unpaid financial balances, parking tickets, and library fines. You can view your holds online via the Student Center by clicking the "details" link, then the "Hold Item" link.

Advising generally occurs in the two-week period prior to registration. The name of your program advisor can be found in your Student Center (right underneath your enrollment appointment). You can also view your advisor's on-campus phone number and office location.

Curriculum roadmaps are guides to course completion for each of the majors.  Majors are displayed as four-year programs.

On your Student Center page, select "Academic Requirement" (under Academics). You can also view a different version of your academic requirements report by navigating to Self-Service > Academic Records > View Unofficial Transcript. Select Advising Transcript as the Report Type.

Schedule Planner allows students to build multiple versions of a schedule. Students may block time for work, breaks and other activities using this tool.

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

A: All incoming students will be enrolled in their fall term courses. First year students will be enrolled based on the roadmap for their program. Transfers will be enrolled based on coursework determined based on meeting with their faculty advisor. If changes are required after the students’ class schedule is released, those changes can be made directly through the registration system. Prior to changing their class schedule, students are encouraged to meet with advising.

A: All incoming students will be enrolled in their fall term course. Scheduling begins in early July and continues through early August. Schedules are “final” on August 6. Any edits after this point may be made directly by the student. Students are encouraged to meet with advising before changing their block schedule.

A: No. Please check your class schedule via your student center.

A: Your fall term schedule will be final on August 6. After this point changes may be made, but it is recommended you first work through your advisor to verify you do not impact progress to degree. Helpful information on how to edit you schedule can be found on the Registration Tools section of the website.

A: Transcripts are evaluated during the month of July. Follow Admissions guidelines for submission.

A: Feel free to reach out to University Advising to make an appointment after you receive your fall schedule. Additional information can be found on their webpage

A: Students may change their major after matriculation, provided they follow the procedures detailed on the applicable “Application for Change of Major” form.  Verify if the major you plan to change to is accepting applications.

For incoming first year students, it is their responsibility to review their fall term schedule with the roadmap for their anticipated major. Changes to class schedule may be required and it is their responsibility to consult with an advisor for guidance.

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A: If you will not be attending Cal Maritime, it is important to let the Admissions Office know. Please contact them at admission@csum.edu