What is the difference between an education contract course and an open enrollment course?
An education contract course has a special financial arrangement with a school or sponsoring organization at a reduced per credit rate. Enrollment in contract courses is approved by the sponsoring school or organization and is not open to all students.

An open enrollment course charges full tuition and is open to any student who meets any required prerequisites.

I received a bill. It seems that there is a billing discrepancy. I took a contract course but I was charged for the full tuition.

Please contact Susie McFeeters by using email or (802)656-0629.

I thought I paid my bill but I continue to be billed. What is going on?
Please contact Susie McFeeters by using email or (802)656-0629.

I took a course last semester. I am not registered. What happened?
Please contact Susie McFeeters by using email or (802)656-0629.

Who takes care of my name change?
Please go to http://registrar.uvm.edu/. Click on Student Forms and click on Name/ID Change. This will lead you to the form that you have to complete and send to the Registrar’s Office along with two forms of identification.

Where can I find listings of summer, fall or spring courses?
You may find course listings for open enrollment courses at our Continuing Education page.

Our district is interested in offering a contract course. Whom do we need to contact?
If you are interested in offering a contract course, please contact Ellen Morris by email, or (802)656-5797.

I tried to register but the course is not on the website.
Please contact Susie McFeeters by using email or (802)656-0629.

How do I register?
For open enrollment courses, you may register by going tohttp://registrar.uvm.edu/. Click on Student SIS Access. If you are a new student, you may register on the web by going to our pre-regisration webpage.

For an education contract course, please go to this website and follow the instructions.

I registered for a course. Will I receive a confirmation?
If you are a new student to UVM, you will receive a welcome postcard. If you are a returning student, you will receive a welcome email at your UVM email account. These messages contain information that should be read before attending your first class.

If you registered for a contract course, you will receive an email confirmation of your registration once it has been processed. The confirmation will be sent to the email address you provide.

I am enrolled in a course. For personal reasons I have to drop the course. What should I do?
Please check the Academic Calendars at registrar's page. If you are within the add/drop period, you may drop the course on this page by accessing Student SIS Access. If you have passed this period, please contact Susie McFeeters by email or (802)656-0629.

Will my grade be sent to me? How do I get my grade?
No, paper copies of grades are no longer mailed by UVM. Grades are posted online at registrar's page. You need to access by going to Student SIS Access on this page and using your ID and PIN number. If you have problems with your ID or PIN, please call the Registrar’s Office at 656-2045.

How do I obtain a UVM transcript?
An unofficial transcript can be printed from registrar's page. A form to request an official transcript can be found at registrar's page.

Why should I activate my UVM email account when I already have an email account established with my school or home?
UVM creates an email account (Net ID) for all students. You can activate your account at this webpage. It’s important that you activate your account since this is the ONLY email address that UVM will use to communicate with you about course changes, class cancellations and other pertinent information about your course. You will also need this account to access online library resources including electronic course reserves. When you activate your account, you can set up your email messages (sent to your UVM email address) to be forwarded to your school or home email address.

Why do I need to get a UVM CATcard (ID)?
Your CATcard is your permanent ID and will be required to check out library materials. It will be reactivated automatically each semester you enroll in a course. To obtain a CATcard, go to the CATcard Service Center in the University Store Building, Monday-Thursday, 9 am-5 pm, Friday, 9am-4pm. If you are unable to come to campus and you need assistance obtaining a CATcard, email Continuing Education by using email or call (800)639-3210.

I have a comment/suggestion to make about the course and/or instructor. How do I do this in a discrete manner?
At the end of the course, you need to complete the evaluation form distributed by the instructor. If you prefer, you may contact Ellen Morris, by email, curriculum planner, or Susie McFeeters, email, Advisor for any concerns you may have.