Albert Nerken School of Engineering Registration Instructions

Summer/Fall 2024 Registration

Registration Policies

Rising sophomore, junior, and senior students will be advised by an assigned Academic Advisor in their department. EE students may choose any full-time EE professor as an advisor. BSE students should contact Associate Dean Savizky (ruben.savizky@cooper.edu) for program advisement and approval. If you did not, please consult the administrative assistant and chairs below:

ChE, CivE, EE, and ME - Robyn Fitzsimmons (robyn.fitzsimmons@cooper.edu)
BSE (General Engineering) - Betsy Quitugua (betsy.quitugua@cooper.edu) 

Chairs:          

ChE: Professor Davis (ben.davis@cooper.edu)
CE: Professor Tzavelis (cosmas.tzavelis@cooper.edu)
EE:  Professor Fontaine (fred.fontaine@cooper.edu)
ME: Professor Baglione (melody.baglione@cooper.edu)

You must communicate with your advisor for approval of your program and discussions of your options as necessary. See your advisor early. Don't wait until the last minute! Only your advisor is allowed online access to your program for approval.

View the current class schedule to see fall courses. We will also have the following courses available over the summer: Ma 111, Ma 113, Ma 223, Ma 224, and Ch 110.

View the requirements and policies to see more information about your particular major, including the curriculum.

PLEASE NOTE:

1. Attempts to register for more than 21 credits will be automatically rejected. If your advisor approves this overload, he or she must make an email request to the engineering dean. Overload requests will only be considered if your cumulative GPA is greater than 3.0.

2. Add/drops will not be accepted before the first day of classes for the fall semester. 

3. The add/drop period nominally ends after the first week of classes meet and when all classes have met at least once.

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