Undergraduate Registration Schedules    

Continuing students (enrolled spring 2026) and students readmitted for fall 2026 will be provided registration assignments based on priority group and classification.

Classification is based on earned hours at the time registration assignments are made. Students with a change in classification after assignments are made can contact records@tamug.edu to request an updated time assignments (must be before the start of the updated time). Students may not request updated time assignments due to missing their registration time, holds, etc. and must wait until open registration to register.

Undergraduates may register for up to 6 hours (7 hrs. is lab) in summer session.  An undergraduate student with an overall grade point average of 3.00 or better may register for a course load in excess of stated limits with the approval of their academic advisor. An undergraduate with an overall grade point average less than 3.00 must obtain approval of their dean/designee before registering for a course load in excess of stated limits. Approvals from advisors and deans/designees should be sent to registration-admin@tamu.edu.

Waitlists are available for some sections during open registration each semester. Access opens with the beginning of open registration and closes one day before the add/drop deadline for the semester. Note: not all sections will have a waitlist option available.

Students in mini-mester courses should refer to the online alternate Add/Drop Deadlines to review deadlines for dropping and adding courses scheduled during the closure of open registration.

*For students not enrolled as of  5p.m., May 22, 2026

** Students wanting to drop all classes on or after May 22, 2026 must submit a withdrawal request in Howdy. There is not a 100% refund for withdrawals as of the first day of the summer term. Refer to Student Business Services for the Refund Policy for Withdrawals and Dropped Courses

Continuing students (enrolled spring 2026) and students readmitted for fall 2026 will be provided registration assignments based on priority group and classification.

Classification is based on earned hours at the time registration assignments are made. Students with a change in classification after assignments are made can contact records@tamug.edu to request an updated time assignments (must be before the start of the updated time). Students may not request updated time assignments due to missing their registration time, holds, etc. and must wait until open registration to register.

Undergraduates may register for up to 17 hours for the Fall semester during the preregistration period. Beginning April 13, 2026 undergraduate max schedule hours are raised to permit enrollment up to 19 hours. An undergraduate student with an overall grade point average of 3.00 or better may register for a course load in excess of stated limits with the approval of their academic advisor. An undergraduate with an overall grade point average less than 3.00 must obtain approval of their dean/designee before registering for a course load in excess of stated limits. Approvals from advisors and deans/designees should be sent to registration-admin@tamu.edu.

Waitlists are available for some sections during open registration each semester. Access opens with the beginning of open registration and closes one day before the add/drop deadline for the semester. Note: Not all sections will have a waitlist option available.

Students in mini-mester courses should refer to the online alternate Add/Drop Deadlines to review deadlines for dropping and adding courses scheduled during the closure of open registration.

*For students not enrolled as of  5 p.m., June 30, 2026

Once a student becomes registered during this time, they may make changes to their schedule in accordance with Add/Drop registration.

** Students wanting to drop all classes on or after June 30, 2026, must submit a withdrawal request in Howdy. There is not a 100% refund for withdrawals as of the first day of the Summer term. Refer to Student Business Services for the Refund Policy for Withdrawals and Dropped Courses.

Continuing undergraduate students (enrolled Spring 2025) and undergraduate students readmitted for Fall 2025 will be provided registration assignments based priority group and classification.

Continuing students (enrolled Spring 2026) and students readmitted for Fall 2026 will be provided registration assignments based on priority group and classification.

Classification is based on earned hours at the time registration assignments are made. Students with a change in classification after assignments are made can contact records@tamug.edu to request an updated time assignments (must be before the start of the updated time). Students may not request updated time assignments due to missing their registration time, holds, etc. and must wait until open registration to register.

Undergraduates may register for up to 17 hours for the Fall semester during the preregistration period. Beginning April 13, 2026 undergraduate max schedule hours are raised to permit enrollment up to 19 hours. An undergraduate student with an overall grade point average of 3.00 or better may register for a course load in excess of stated limits with the approval of their academic advisor. An undergraduate with an overall grade point average less than 3.00 must obtain approval of their dean/designee before registering for a course load in excess of stated limits. Approvals from advisors and deans/designees should be sent to registration-admin@tamu.edu.

Waitlists are available for some sections during open registration each semester. Access opens with the beginning of open registration and closes one day before the add/drop deadline for the semester. Note: not all sections will have a waitlist option available.

  
Students in mini-mester courses should refer to the online alternate Add/Drop Deadlines to review deadlines for dropping and adding courses scheduled during the closure of open registration.

*For students not enrolled as of 5 p.m., August 21, 2026

Once a student becomes registered during this time, they may make changes to their schedule in accordance with Add/Drop registration.

** Students wanting to drop all classes on or after August 21, 2026, must submit a withdrawal request in Howdy. There is not a 100% refund for withdrawals as of the first day of the Fall term. Refer to Student Business Services for the Refund Policy for Withdrawals and Dropped Courses.

Students must be admitted for Summer in order to register for Summer courses. Contact Office of Admissions for information about Summer admissions.
 
All newly admitted students must attend their New Student Conference in order to register for classes. See New Student Conference for more information. 
 
Late Registration and Add/Drop Registration period information (posted above) applies for new undergraduate admits.

Students must be admitted for Fall in order to register for Fall courses. Contact Office of Admissions for information about Fall admissions.
 
All newly admitted students must attend their New Student Conference in order to register for classes. See New Student Conference for more information. 
 
Late Registration and Add/Drop Registration period information (posted above) applies for new undergraduate admits.

Students must be admitted for Spring in order to register for Spring courses. Contact the Office of Admissions for information about Spring admissions.
 
All newly admitted students must attend their New Student Conference in order to register for classes. See New Student Conference for more information. 
 
Late Registration and Add/Drop Registration period information (posted above) applies for new undergraduate admits.