GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT WebSTAC
REGISTRATION
WHAT SHOULD I DO BEFORE
WebSTAC REGISTRATION?
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Make sure you know your Social
Security Number (or I.D. Number) and your Personal Identification
Number (PIN). If you don't know your PIN, go to the Registrar's
Office, Room 303 (bring a photo ID).
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Check in WebSTAC (by clicking on
“Holds”) to see if you have a HOLD on your record. If you do
you will need to clear it before on-line registration or the system
will not allow you to register. For financial questions, contact
Student Financial Services (935-5900) or JoAnn Eckrich, Associate
Director of Financial Aid,
eckrich@wustl.edu, 314-935-4605. (The University usually
notifies students with HOLDs by mail, but to be sure, check your
record on-line well before the first day of online registration to
make sure that you have no HOLDs that will cause a problem for you
at registration.) Students may have HOLDs on their registration for
various reasons other than financial, such as failing to enter an
updated Home and Local address and phone number in WebSTAC or for
not complying with requests from Health Services. Whatever the
reason, the student is responsible for contacting the office placing
the HOLD and getting it resolved well before the date that online
registration begins.
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Carefully plan your schedule
in advance using the course directory and course selection
worksheets - found online (click on “Registration Worksheet” in
WebSTAC) or in the back of the course directory; extra copies are
available in the Student Forms and Information area near the student
mailboxes. Read course descriptions thoroughly, note pre-requisites,
decide in advance if you want a course badly enough to add your name
to the waitlist (you will be able to see how many people are already
on the waitlist) and have alternate courses written down. Keep in
mind that in most cases waitlists eventually move quite
significantly.
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Changes regarding course
offerings will be e-mailed to students and will also be
posted on the Law School's web site at
http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/courseinfo.html.
WHAT IMPORTANT INFORMATION
SHOULD I KNOW BEFORE REGISTERING?
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The maximum number of credit hours you can enroll in or be
waitlisted for is 21 units. REMEMBER, however, that you should drop
yourself from any course or waitlist as soon as you know you no
longer want the course. PLEASE DO NOT CLOSE OTHERS OUT OF A
COURSE BECAUSE YOU ARE TOO PREOCCUPIED TO DROP YOURSELF! YOU
WOULDN'T WANT SOMEONE ELSE TO DO THAT TO YOU!
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Waitlist
Features:
You can see in WebSTAC (click on "Class Schedule") where you stand
on waitlists. Be sure to check your registration often because the
system automatically enrolls you in a course if your name gets to
the top of a waitlist and a spot comes open. The system notifies
students who get off computerized waitlists by e-mail. (This does
not apply to the waitlists for Seminars or Clinics, which are
handled through the Registrar's Office; i.e., the Registrar's Office
will contact students via e-mail, notes in mailboxes or by
phone/letter regarding these course openings.)
WHERE & HOW DO I REGISTER IN
WebSTAC?
Students can register from any
computer with internet access.
Go to WebSTAC at:
https://acadinfo.wustl.edu
Enter your SSN (ID) & PIN in
the two fields at the top of the screen.
Click on "Registration" and
follow the prompts to add/drop/change courses.
WHAT SHOULD I DO AFTER WebSTAC
REGISTRATION?
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After logging
out of the "Registration" function, print your schedule by
clicking on "Class Schedule" from the WebSTAC menu
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If you added your name to any
waitlists you should periodically view your registration to see
if a spot opened up. The system will automatically enroll you in a
class if your name is at the top of the waitlist and a spot comes
open. Also, keep an eye on your e-mail; in most instances the
computer system will send you an e-mail notifying you that the
system enrolled you. (Note that the e-mail will be sent to your
e-mail address as recorded in WebSTAC - so check to make sure that
your e-mail and other addresses/phone numbers in WebSTAC are
correct. Seminar and clinic waitlists are kept by the Registrar's
Office. If you are waitlisted for any Seminars or Clinics, this will
not appear on your WebSTAC registration (which allows you to be on a
number of waitlists without it taking up the 21 maximum units you
are allowed to be registered in or waitlisted for). The Registrar's
Office will notify you by email if a spot opens up in a seminar or
clinic.
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It will be your responsibility to
view your registration on-line and print your class schedule
at the beginning of the semester to check that you are correctly
registered. Classroom assignments are typically entered into the
computer and appear on your class schedule a few days before classes
begin.
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Be responsible about promptly
dropping classes that you have decided not to take so that
students on the waitlists can know their fates sooner rather than
later.
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WebSTAC hours for
adding/dropping: 7:30a – 9:00p daily.
OTHER INFORMATION:
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All University graduate programs (including Law) reserve the right
to drop from their courses students from other departments. Law
students wishing to receive law credit for a non-law course must
receive authorization (by completing and following the instructions
on the "Request to take a Non- Law Course for Credit" form which can
be found in the Student Forms and Information area near the student
mailboxes or on the Registrar’s Office website). Students who do not
receive authorization for taking a non-law course, will not receive
law credit for the course, and they will also likely be charged by
that other department for the course.
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Basic Steps of Online Registration
can be found in the Student Forms and Information area near the
student mailboxes or it can be found on the web at
http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/onlinebasicinfo.html. Note,
however, that the online registration systems prompt students
step-by-step, making it unnecessary for most students to need
detailed instructions in advance.
SEMINARS & CLINICS
The only courses for which
students do not register online
are seminars & clinics (only the Registrar's Office can enroll
you or waitlist you for these courses; the waitlists for these courses
are not kept in WebSTAC). Students pre-register for these courses in
late March/early April of the preceding school year - for both Fall
and Spring at once. The link to seminar enrollment information can be
found as part of the Table of Contents of the course directory, which
is linked to the course information webpage (http://law.wustl.edu/Registrar/courseinfo.html ) After the pre-registration period, students may email Colleen Erker,
Registrar/Assistant Dean for Student Records, at
erker@wustl.edu, to request to be enrolled or waitlisted for a
seminar or clinic.
Questions?
Contact someone in the Registrar's Office, Room 303, or
email Colleen Erker, Assistant Dean for Student Records, at
erker@wustl.edu.
Click here for Basic Steps of
Online Registration