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NEW FRESHMAN STUDENTS: You are not able to access Course Registration until after your admitted semester has started. Your Academic Advisor will register you for courses in your first semester. Contact your Advisor for course adjustments.

NEW TRANSFER STUDENTS: You will not be able to access Course Registration if you have not paid or had your enrollment deposit waived by the Admissions Office. Contact (909) 544-1136 or admissions@hpu.edu before continuing.

Prepare for Registration by:

• Meeting with your academic advisor to discuss course suggestions
• Reviewing the Registration Policies
• Reviewing the Academic Calendar
• Checking your registration time ticket
  • Log into My¸£Àû¼§ Portal and select QuickLaunch - Course Registration - Prepare for Registration. When you select the term you are looking to register for, your time ticket date will be displayed. You will also be emailed a reminder from registrar@hpu.edu 
• If applicable, requesting your registration PIN from your advisor (usually only applies to students using military benefits)
• Checking your account for registration holds
• Taking screenshots of any registration errors you encounter and contacting your academic advisor
  • You can also view the FAQs below ("Why am I experiencing an error when registering for classes?")

Registration Procedures:

• How to Add a Course
• How to Drop a Course
• Registration Waitlist and How to Use It

Click the link below for a detailed tutorial on the above with screenshots.

Registration Procedures

Your schedule will include course titles, campus (location), credits, start and end dates, meeting days and times, and instructor names.

my.hpu.portal - Desktop/Laptop browser: Log in to . Click on Schedule in the Academic box. Once a new window or tab opens, select the desired term. Your schedule for the selected term will be displayed.

Click the links below for a detailed tutorial on the above with screenshots.

HOW TO VIEW YOUR SCHEDULE

• What is Degree Works?
  • It is an advising tool for students to monitor their academic progress toward degree orcertificate completion. It allows students and their advisors to plan future academic coursework.
  • Access Degree Works by logging into My¸£Àû¼§ Portal and select "Degree Plan" found in the Academic card.
• What does Degree Works show?
  • Your student information (classification - freshman, sophomore; advisors; GPA; academic standing, and more)
  • Degree requirements (general education, major, minor requirements and at least 120 credits total with a cumulative 2.0 GPA unless your major requires a higher GPA)
• If I need more help with course sequencing or degree planning after looking at my Degree Works, who can I contact?
  • Schedule an appointment with your academic advisor.

Click the link below for a detailed tutorial on the above with screenshots.

DEGREE WORKS

Current ¸£Àû¼§ Students – Freshmen and Sophomores 

Please use  or use Navigate through the ¸£Àû¼§ portal to schedule an advising appointment. 

For quick questions, on Wiki Wednesdays from 9:30am-11:30am and 1pm-3pm HST. An advisor will contact you when it's your turn. 

Current ¸£Àû¼§ Students – Juniors and Seniors 
Check your Degree Works to find out who your faculty advisor is and email them to set up an appointment. 

Incoming Students 

Incoming freshmen and transfer students can meet with their professional advisor once they submit their enrollment deposit.  

If you have been accepted to ¸£Àû¼§ but have not yet submitted your enrollment deposit, please note that you may be asked to cancel or reschedule your advising appointment. Applicant students who have not yet deposited should work with their . 

Incoming Students 
If you are an incoming transfer student, send your official transcripts from your prior institution to Admissions when applying to ¸£Àû¼§. Classes previously taken at another institution are evaluated for ¸£Àû¼§ equivalency on a credit-by-credit basis. However, you can check the to see what classes have previously transferred from other institutions to ¸£Àû¼§. 

Current ¸£Àû¼§ Students 
If you are currently an ¸£Àû¼§ student planning on taking courses at another institution, you need to complete the with your academic advisor. 

More information about transfer credits can be found .

You can complete the and forms with your academic advisor.  

If you are unsure of what you would like to change your program, major, concentration, or minor to, you can discuss your future goals and career plans with your academic advisor or a .

Incoming First Year Students

At ¸£Àû¼§, professional advisors register students for their first semester courses. This is to ensure that all students begin their program of study in courses that will help them toward graduation. To help your advisor build your schedule, please ensure that you have completed the following steps:

• Submit your enrollment deposit:

• Fill out the course pre-registration form that was sent to you upon submission of your enrollment deposit (the email will be from advising@hpu.edu)

• Submit official transcripts from other colleges and official score reports (e.g. AP, IB, CLEP) to admissions@hpu.edu

• Take placement exams if necessary (your professional advisor is cc’d on this message and can let you know which placement exam(s) you should complete). Placement exams are accessed by logging in to your my.hpu.edu portal > student quick launch > discover more.

Continuing and Transfer Students

Continuing and Transfer students are able to register for their classes through the registration portal. A tutorial on registering for classes can be found above (see Tutorials: Registration Procedures section).

Visiting Students

Visiting students are only allowed to take courses on the pre-approved list. The course registration form will only be sent to admitted students. All registration is done on a first-come, first-served basis. Click here for more info or contact the Visiting Student Program at (808) 543-8093 or at visiting@hpu.edu.

The registration waitlist is an electronic list of students waiting to register for a class with no open seats for enrollment. The students on a waitlist will be informed if a seat becomes available based on their order on the waitlist. More information can be found 

Holds are placed onto student accounts for a variety of different reasons. The most common types of holds are the following: 

You can learn more about what each hold is and who to contact to remove it through the  

The Hold for ¸£Àû¼§ Completed Coursework is applied to the account of all students in their first semester at ¸£Àû¼§. It means that you have no ¸£Àû¼§ GPA, or a GPA of 0.0, and will be removed from your account once you have received final grades for at least one semester of ¸£Àû¼§ classes. It will prevent you from requesting an official transcript. It will not prevent you from registering for 16-week classes; however, you will be ineligible to register for 8-week accelerated courses until the hold is removed and your GPA exceeds 2.5.