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How Do I Get Started?
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Complete the registration
form online, then print
and fax to Peggy Turner
at 434-395-4916. If you would
like a copy of your
registration form, please
print two copies.
Registration form
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All
Virginia residents should download and complete the
Application for In-State Tuition Rates. Click here.
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If you are registering for a course that
has a pre-requisite (click
here for course descriptions) and have taken the pre-requisite course(s) at another university, you MUST
fax a
transcript documenting successful completion (a grade of C or better) in the appropriate course.
Registrations will not considered
unless appropriate pre-requisites have
been met either through our program or documented by transcript from another
university.
Registrations
for Summer 2008 must be
submitted between
March 1 and April 18, 2008.
Final registration deadline is
May 2, 2008.
NO REGISTRATIONS WILL
BE ACCEPTED AFTER
May 2.
There is a high demand for
these courses, and the earlier
you submit your registration,
the better your chance of
being enrolled in the courses.
Students will receive a letter
of confirmation of their
enrollment during the week of
May 12.
Note: You may not register for courses if
you have any outstanding payments due to the university.
Fax appropriate forms to
Peggy Turner at
434-395-4916.
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Out-of-state students will
be placed on a wait list until 30 days before classes start. At that time,
open spaces in
courses will be filled from the wait list.
Students will receive a
letter once their registration has been processed.
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OUT OF STATE STUDENTS:
Once you have been moved
from the wait-list to
enrolled status, you will
be notified through your
personal e-mail by Peggy
Turner (slponline@longwood.edu)
of your enrollment status. At that point, accounting
will issue a bill to you.
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After you receive your
Longwood student ID,
PIN, email address and
temporary password via
US Mail, (5 to 7 days
after Longwood
receives your
registration form)
return to this site
and
click here to
access your bill.
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If you don’t receive
your secure sign-in
information via US mail
within a few days, please
call User Support Services
(Help Desk) at toll-free
877.267.7883. They operate
M-F, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
EST
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Sign into
My.Longwood,
choose the Student tab
and scroll to the
financial section to
see your bill and pay
by credit card, if
desired.
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Longwood sends eBills to
your Longwood email
account. Please check your
Longwood email frequently
for official notices.
Once you fax your
registration form to the
registrar, you owe for the
class whether you log into
the class or not.
Check the
My.Longwood system to
see your registration
status.
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You must actively drop the
class before the
class starts to avoid
paying for the class by
signing into
My.Longwood, choosing
the Student tab and
dropping the class in the
Registration section. Be
sure to confirm the drop
before leaving the site.
NOTICE: Online
classes MUST be
dropped BEFORE 6 p.m.
EST on the start date
to avoid course
charges.
NO REFUNDS are
given if you choose to
withdraw from the
class after 6 p.m. on
the start date.
IMPORTANT:
A Longwood ID and password is required in order to
check billing information,
gain access to the
online course on Blackboard
and access
online databases in the
Longwood Library. Longwood email may be forwarded onto a
personal email account, if desired. However, the Longwood ID must be
activated first. (WARNING: If
Longwood email is forwarded to another account, the security of the messages
cannot be assured.)
For course information and syllabus, which includes required texts,
click here, then scroll to appropriate semester box.
Online courses must be
dropped on or before the beginning date of the course.
Click here for steps.
No refunds are given after the beginning date of the online
course
If you should decide that you need to drop a class after you have registered, you
MUST drop the course by the end of business (5:00 p.m.) on the first class day in order to not incur charges for the course. To drop a course, contact the Office of Registration by fax (434-395-2252)
or e-mail
registrar@longwood.edu
or go to
http://www.longwood.edu,
select Current Students, then select WIN (Web Information
Network) and
follow the directions to drop the course.
Students may withdraw with no
academic penalty during the first
half of the course, but may not withdraw during the second half of the
course except for medical or other non-academic emergencies. |
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