University of Toledo

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN

Summer 2025

Registration for summer classes is now open for all continuing students. Summer Session I begins May 12 and offers an opportunity to take prerequisites and other core requirements to maintain your degree progress, register for internships, co-ops or an independent study to focus on research projects or other high-impact experiences. Learn more about summer at UToledo and talk with your academic advisor when planning your 2025-26 schedule to see if summer courses can help you reach your goals faster.

2025-26 Academic Year

Priority registration for the 2025-26 academic year begins on Wednesday, March 12. Continuing students can take advantage of year-long registration to plan your schedule for the full academic year. First-time new students will register after completing new student orientation.

Registration begins at 8 a.m. on each of the specified days

March 12, 2025
Graduate Students
Students with disabilities
Student athletes, cheerleaders and team managers
Marching band members
Honors students
ROTC scholarship cadets, military active duty, veteran students and Gold Star Family members
Elected Student Government senators
Salford Exchange students
Case Western Reserve University pipeline program students
100% online program students

March 19, 2025
Senior with 90 earned credit hours or more

March 26, 2025
Juniors with 60-89 earned credit hours

April 2, 2025
Sophomores with 30-59 earned credit hours
Undergraduates with degree

April 9, 2025
Freshmen with 0-29 earned credit hours
Open registration

Program 60
Program 60 participants will be able to register for fall 2025 courses on or after Aug. 22, 2025 and for Spring 2026 courses on or after Jan. 16, 2026.

 

STEPS TO SUCCESS

Meet with your academic advisor in advance of registration. Be sure to review your plan of study to lock in the best schedule to stay on track for graduation.

All students should review your financial aid status and ensure there are no holds on your account that would prevent you from registering. Make sure you’ve completed your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as well. Even if you don’t believe you qualify for federal financial aid, many scholarships require you to have a FAFSA on file.

Check your student account balance. Make sure that your student account balance is paid in full by the published deadline for each semester. This may mean paying your balance, accepting your financial aid or establishing a payment plan.

REGISTER

Register for classes via the myUT portal by selecting the “Register/Drop/Withdraw Courses” link in the My Registration Steps section of the Student Tab. The user-friendly registration tool will guide you through the class selection process and allows you to plan semesters in advance.

You can also run a degree audit, view your transcript or grades, apply to graduate or identify your academic advisor through the Student Tab in the myUT portal.

Additional details about registration dates, step-by-step registration guides and frequently asked registration questions are available from the Office of the Registrar.