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The Stevenson University (SU) Registrar’s office is here to serve you! From scheduling each semester’s classes through your commencement ceremony, we are dedicated to guide you through your academic experience. We strongly encourage students to contact our office whenever you need our assistance.
Connect with us via
email
, phone, or
schedule an appointment
in-person at our office in Wooded Way.
Quick Links
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Academic Achievement Lists
Commencement
Schedule an Appointment
The Office of the Registrar is located in Wooded Way on our Owings Mills campus.
Schedule an Appointment
Current Students
Stevenson students should use
https://forms.stevenson.edu
for Registrar’s Office forms. Additional information is available on the Stevenson Portal.
Stevenson Forms
Contact the Registrar
Montague Blount
University Registrar
registrar@stevenson.edu
Phone: 443-334-2206
Fax: 443-352-4345
Visit our Office
100 Campus Circle
Owings Mills, MD 21117
Wooded Way 101
Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Accelerate your Education this Summer
We’re offering
50
summer courses and discounted tuition costs to help you get ahead, to catch up, or to meet SEE general education requirements.
Registration opens Monday, March 2.
Summer sessions begin on May 18 and June 29.
Learn More and Register
We’re Here To Help
Schedule of Classes
Important Academic Dates
Transferring to SU
Registration Guide
Non-Degree Student Info
Graduation Information
Transcripts and Verifications
Proxy Access
Background Investigations
Schedule of Classes
The links below will allow you to search for classes for current and upcoming semesters. These files are updated several times a day to enable you to have up-to-date information as you are contemplating your courses for next semester.
View Schedule of Classes
Daily Class Updates
The Schedule of Classes database is updated once per day. Please check back regularly for updated class statuses.
Important Academic Dates
Spring 2026
Monday, January 26
: First Day of Traditional Classes
Friday, February 6
: Last Day to Add/Drop a Class for the Traditional Semester
Monday, March 2
: Registration for Summer 2026 Begins
Monday, March 16
: Midterm Grades Due (TRAD Only)
Monday, March 16
– Sunday, March 22:
Spring Break (University Open – no classes)
Friday, April 3 – Sunday, April 5:
Easter Holiday (University Closed)
Monday, April 6
: Registration for Fall 2026 Begins
Thursday, April 9
: Last Day to Withdraw from a Traditional Class with a “W”
Monday, May 11 – Sunday, May 17:
Final Examinations
Monday, May 18 & Tuesday, May 19
: Commencement (Schedule TBD)
Tuesday, May 19
: Final Grades Due by 5pm
Summer 2026
Monday, May 18
: First Day of Classes for 15-Week TRAD and 8W1
Monday, May 25
: Memorial Day (University Closed)
Friday, June 19
: Juneteenth (University Closed)
Friday, June 19:
Last Day to Withdraw from an 8W1 Class with a “W”
Monday, June 29:
First Day of Classes for 8W2
Friday, July 3
: Independence Day Observed (University Closed)
Tuesday, July 14:
Summer 8W1 Final Grades Due by 5pm
Friday, July 24:
Last Day to Withdraw from a 15-Week Class with a “W”
Friday, July 31:
Last Day to Withdraw from an 8W2 Class with a “W”
Tuesday, August 25:
Summer 15-Week TRAD and 8W2 Final Grades Due by 5pm
Fall 2026
Monday, August 24:
First day of classes
Tuesday, September 1:
Last day to add/drop 16-week undergraduate courses
Monday, September 7:
Labor Day — University closed
Tuesday, September 21:
Yom Kippur — University closed
Monday, October 12 – Tuesday, October 13:
Fall Break — University open
Monday, October 12:
Registration for Winterim 2027 begins
Tuesday, October 13:
Midterm grades available to students in Student Planning
Monday, October 26:
Registration for Spring 2027 begins
Thursday, October 29:
Last day to withdraw from a 16-week class with a “W”
Thursday, November 25 – Monday, November 29:
Thanksgiving holiday — University closed
Monday, December 7 – Sunday, December 13:
Final examinations
Sunday, December 13:
Fall semester ends
Tuesday, December 15:
Final grades due by 5pm
Thursday, December 24 – Friday, December 25:
Christmas holiday — University closed
Thursday, December 31 – Friday, January 1:
New Year’s holiday — University closed
Winterim 2027
Wednesday, January 4:
Winterim begins
Thursday, January 5:
Last day to add/drop for Winterim
Sunday, January 15:
Last day to withdraw from a Winterim class with a “W”
Monday, January 18:
Martin Luther King Day — University closed
Sunday, January 24:
Winterim ends
Tuesday, January 26:
Final grades due by 5pm
Spring 2027
Monday, January 25:
First day of classes
Tuesday, February 2:
Last day to add/drop 16-week undergraduate courses
Sunday, March 1:
Registration for Summer 2027 begins
Monday, March 15 – Sunday, March 21:
Spring Break – University open
Monday, March 15:
Midterm grades available to students in Student Planning
Friday, March 26 – Sunday, March 28:
Easter Holiday – University closed
Sunday, April 5:
Registration for Fall 2027 begins
Wednesday, April 8:
Last day to withdraw from a 16-week class with a “W”
Monday, May 10 – Sunday, May 16:
Final examinations
Saturday, May 16:
Spring semester ends
Sunday, May 17 – Monday, May 18:
Commencement (Schedule TBD)
Monday, May 18:
Final grades due by 5pm
Summer 2027
Monday, May 17:
First Day of Classes for 15-Week TRAD and 8W1
Monday, May 31:
Memorial Day (University Closed)
Thursday, June 18:
Juneteenth Observed (University Closed)
Thursday, June 18:
Last Day to Withdraw from an 8W1 Class with a “W”
Friday, July 5:
Independence Day Observed (University Closed)
Monday, July 6:
First Day of Classes for 8W2
Saturday, July 11:
Summer 8W1 ends
Monday, July 13:
Summer 8W1 Final Grades Due by 5pm
Friday, July 23:
Last Day to Withdraw from a 15-Week Class with a “W”
Thursday, August 6:
Last Day to Withdraw from an 8W2 Class with a “W”
Saturday, August 29:
Summer 15-Week TRAD and 8W2 ends
Monday, August 31:
Summer 15-Week TRAD and 8W2 Final Grades Due by 5pm
For complete registration, billing, and refund information, please see the
Enrollment Calendar
.
Transferring to SU
Stevenson makes transferring simple and trouble-free. Here’s how:
Guaranteed admission
to students with an associate’s degree from any community college
Average Transfer student award is
$18,000
General education block transfer to
maximize the value of your existing credits
(awarded to any student who has an A.A., A.S., or A.A.T. degree from a Maryland community college)
Articulation agreements with local community colleges help ensure a
smooth transfer to your Stevenson major
Personalized support
: 14:1 faculty-to-student ratio and transfer-specific advising and mentoring
Stevenson University offers you
more than 90 majors
, minors, and tracks
to complete your bachelor’s degree.
Transfer Credit Evaluation
Stevenson is committed to helping transfer students minimize credit loss and complete their degree at Stevenson in as little time as possible. The Registrar’s Office facilitates the evaluation of credit for students who have earned college credit from another institution or successfully completed Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), CLEP, and/or A/AS level examinations.
Learn about Transfer Credit Evaluation at Stevenson
Articulation Agreements
Stevenson University maintains articulation agreements for undergraduate and graduate transfer with a variety of area institutions. The agreements are listed in the table below by program of study.
View Stevenson’s Articulation Agreements
Registration Guide
A Guide for Students and Parents During the Registration Process
Registration is an exciting time at Stevenson when you will get the opportunity to select classes that will allow you to explore new topics, delve deeper into your field of study, and progress along the pathway to graduation.
Feel free to use this page as a registration resource. Here you will find information on a variety of topics, including registration timing, schedule building, and course adjustments. Remember, your success coach/faculty advisor is also here to answer your questions and provide assistance during any point in the registration process.
Before registration begins, the Registrar’s Office will email you a registration date and time, which is the earliest you can register for classes. Registration dates and times are assigned based on the number of credits
completed
(not including the current semester). This means that seniors register first, followed by juniors, then sophomores, then freshmen.
Seniors often only have a few requirements left to complete, so their options are limited. Allowing seniors—who may need more specific courses to graduate—to register first helps ensure they can finish their degree on schedule. Freshman and sophomore students have more flexibility in their schedule, so they register last. Spreading students out during registration also avoids overloading the registration system during periods of high demand.
When creating a schedule, it’s important to keep an open mind and work with your student success coach/advisor to explore all of your options. Your student success coach/advisor can help you determine which requirements
need
to be completed in a specific semester and which ones don’t and help you adjust your major’s suggested course sequence so you can take advantage of available classes.
Remember that flexibility is key!
It’s important to be flexible when it comes to class times and course selection, particularly if you are a freshman or sophomore. For example, if you are not able to get into
Basic Digital Photography
this semester to fulfill your Fine Arts SEE requirement, remember that you have options. You should consider the 18 other courses available to fulfill this requirement, or consider exploring another SEE requirement such as Humanities or Social Sciences this semester and fulfilling the Fine Arts requirement in a later semester when you may be more likely to get the exact course you would like. It’s important to remember that you do have choices and that you will be able to get the courses that you need to graduate.
Get to know your student success coach or advisor—he or she is here to help you. Advising is required for all Stevenson students; this means, you must meet with your success coach/advisor and be “checked off” before you can register, so be sure to do this before your registration time.
If you are struggling to construct your schedule or find that you can’t register for a class you need to stay on track, please reach out to your student success coach or faculty advisor. Your advisor/student success coach will work with you, the Registrar’s Office, and/or the Academic Program Administrators to help you explore all your options.
Academic Program Administrators, the Registrar’s Office, the Office of Academic Affairs, and the Office of Student Success carefully monitor enrollment during registration and make adjustments to the schedule throughout the process. In order for us to accurately assess students’ needs and act accordingly, we need you to work with your student success coach/advisor who will then keep us informed.
Class Cancellations
: It may be necessary for the University to cancel a course for insufficient enrollment or other reasons. Students will be notified via SU email regarding course cancellations and should contact their advisor or success student success coach if assistance is needed selecting an alternate course.
Overload
: A typical schedule for full-time students who wish to graduate in four years consists of 15 to 18 credits per semester. Students may take 12 to 18 credits and be considered full-time and pay the full-time tuition rate. Occasionally, students may desire to take more than 18 credits. Before this decision is made, students should talk with their student success coach or faculty advisor to discuss the feasibility of this plan. Deciding factors may include the student’s GPA, selection of other courses, and the real need to do an overload. Students taking an overload (more than 18 credits) are charged an additional $425 per credit. Students who wish to take an overload should complete the “Permission for Overload” form which can be found on the Student Menu on WebXpress under “Registrar’s Office Forms.”
Waitlists:
You may add yourself to a waitlist if you would like to be notified if/when a seat becomes available in a closed class. If/when a seat becomes available, you will be notified via SU e-mail and will have 24 hours to register for the seat. If you fail to register by the deadline listed in the e-mail you will be dropped from the waitlist and the available seat will be offered to the next student on the list. Here are some things to remember: Being on a waitlist does not guarantee a seat will become available, so register for an alternate class. Not all courses/sections allow wait lists. No more than 3 students may be on a waitlist at any given time. Waitlists are not used to gauge student interest in courses. They are used to allow students to easily register for a full class if a seat becomes available. Typically, a large number of students do not drop classes once they have registered, so only a few seats in a section—if any—may become available.
SEE Course
s: Students who have entered the University after 2014 are required to fulfill Stevenson Educational Experience (SEE) requirements by taking SEE-certified courses. Information about SEE-certified courses can be found in a variety of places: the catalog, the schedule of classes, the Registrar’s Office portal page, and the course descriptions in WebXpress.
Registration Blocks and Eligibility
: Students are eligible to register when:
They have met with their academic advisor and have been “checked off.”
Their assigned registration date and time has arrived.
Their account is clear of all registration blocks. A student may have a registration block on their account if they have not met all obligations to the University. These may include, but are not limited to the following:
An incomplete health record
Outstanding financial obligation (e.g., past due tuition/fees balance or overdue/lost library book)
Failure to complete INT 100 (Principles of Academic Integrity) by the due date.
NOTE: Students with a pending academic integrity violation will be unable to register online, but may register in person in the Registrar’s office.
Prerequisites and Corequisites
:
Prerequisites
are courses that students must successfully complete before other courses. For example, ENG 151 is a prerequisite for ENG 152. You will be able to register for a course if you have successfully completed or are currently enrolled in the prerequisite course (and then pass the prerequisite course before the next course begins).
Corequisites
are courses that students must take in the same semester as another course. For example, BIO 113 and BIO 113L are corequisites.
Dear Parents,
Course registration is right around the corner, and we want to make sure that you have all the information you need to support your student as he or she successfully navigates this process.
Registration is an exciting time, but constructing a schedule that meets program requirements and accommodates extracurricular activities, work, athletic schedules, etc., can sometimes be challenging for students.
However, with the right approach and help from his or her advisor/student success coach, your student will be able to create a schedule that meets his or her needs and keeps him or her moving towards graduation. Below, we have provided some key information that will help you better understand registration at Stevenson.
Registration Timing
Current SU students are assigned specific registration dates and times, which are the earliest they can register for classes. Registration dates & times are assigned based on the number of credits students have
completed
(not including the current semester). This means that seniors register first, followed by juniors, then sophomores, then freshmen. Allowing seniors—who may need more specific courses to graduate—to register first helps ensure they can finish their degree on schedule. Freshman and sophomore students have more flexibility in their schedule, so they register last. Spreading students out during registration also avoids overloading the system during high demand registration periods.
Building a Schedule
When creating a schedule, it’s important for students to keep an open mind and work with their coaches/advisors to explore all of their options. Flexibility is key. Students’ coaches/advisors can help them determine which requirements
need
to be completed in a specific semester and which ones don’t and help them adjust their major’s Suggested Course Sequence to take advantage of available classes.
The Advisor/Coach Role
Advisors and coaches are here to help. If a student is struggling to construct a schedule or finds that he/she can’t register for a class that is
needed
to stay on track, the student should reach out to his/her student success coach or faculty advisor. The advisor/coach will work with the student, the Registrar’s Office, and/or the Academic Program Administrators to explore all of the options.
Adjustments to Course Offerings
Academic Program Administrators, the Registrar’s Office, the Office of Academic Affairs, and the Office of Student Success carefully monitor enrollment during registration and make adjustments to the schedule throughout the process. In order for us to accurately assess students’ needs and act accordingly, we need students to work with their student coaches/advisors who then will keep us informed.
Best,
Stevenson University’s Registration Planning Team
Learn more here about our Winterim session
here.
Non-Degree Student Info
Stevenson University offers admission for individuals interested in taking courses without pursuing a degree program as Non-Degree Student status. Non-degree students can only register part-time and are not eligible for financial aid. Admission as a non-degree seeking student requires submission of the following:
Completion and submission of the following forms:
Part-Time Registration Form
Non-Degree Application Form
High school transcript – Required only for students who have been out of high school for less than two years and have not attended college.
College transcripts – At the time of registration, students who wish to take a course that has a pre-requisite must submit a college transcript verifying successful completion of the prerequisite course. Some departments require the approval of the department chair prior to taking a 200-level or above course.
A non-degree student may become a degree student by applying for and being granted formal admission. The Admission application must be made prior to the student’s enrollment in the last 60 semester hours of academic credit required for a degree at Stevenson University. For admission as a degree-seeking student, a non-degree student must meet the same criteria as a freshman or transfer student. A student denied admission as a degree student may enroll as a non-degree student only with the approval of the Registrar.
New non-degree seeking students may not register for fall until August; January for the spring semester; May for the summer term.
Additional Information About Part-Time Students
Part-time students are those enrolled in fewer than 12 credits each semester. They may be degree-seeking or non-degree seeking students. Degree-seeking students apply to the University through the Admissions Office. Non-degree seeking students must complete the procedures for non-degree students as directed by the Registrar’s Office.
All part-time students are considered part of the student body of the University. Fees regarding late registration and drop/add procedures apply to part-time students. Tuition is calculated on a per-credit basis, and student fees are charged at a reduced rate. University activities, clubs, and most organizations are open to part-time students with the exception of such organizations as the intercollegiate athletic teams, which are governed by NCAA Division III rules of eligibility.
Graduation Information
Graduation is not an automatic process. All students must apply for graduation in Self-Service. Please read the details below to ensure a smooth path to graduation, earning your degree, and celebrating the occasion.
Graduation Application Deadlines:
Intended Graduation Term
Grad Application Opens
Deadline to Apply
December Graduate
March 1
August 1
August and May Graduates
September 1
January 1
Undergraduate Students
Log into your Self-Service account and review your progress.
Update Student Planning for your final semesters accordingly.
Meet with your academic advisor to ensure you are on track to graduate.
Log into your Self-Service account and click on Graduation Overview.
There is a $25 graduation application fee due at the time of application.
You will receive a confirmation e-mail to your SU e-mail account upon submission.
Step-by-step instructions can be found
here
.
A minimum GPA of 2.0 and 120 credits are required to graduate. Certain majors may have higher GPA and credit requirements.
It is important to apply for graduation
before
the start of your final semester. See the deadlines listed above.
Graduate Students
Log into your Self-Service account and review your progress.
Update Student Planning for your final semesters accordingly.
Consult with your student success coach to ensure you are on track to graduate.
Log into your Self-Service account and click on Graduation Overview.
There is a $25 graduation application fee due at the time of application.
You will receive a confirmation e-mail to your SU e-mail account upon submission.
Step-by-step instructions can be found
here
.
It is important to apply for graduation
before
the start of your final semester. See the deadlines listed above.
Financial Holds
Students with a financial obligation to the University will be unable to receive their diploma until the hold is cleared. Please contact the Office of Students Accounts at
studentaccounts@stevenson.edu
or (443) 334-3500 to resolve any financial holds.
Commencement
Commencement ceremonies are held annually in May. Graduates from the entire academic year (December, May, and August) are invited to participate.
View Commencement Website
Diploma Information
Diplomas are sent via standard U.S. mail the month following degree conferral. Diplomas are sent after all final grades are received and degree requirements are confirmed complete. Diplomas are 11×14 inches in size. Frames are available for purchase through
The Starting Gate – Campus Store
at Owings Mills. Please call (443) 352-4062 or email
sustore@stevenson.edu
The official academic transcript, not the diploma, is considered the certifying document to verify a degree. Graduates will be issued one diploma. Additional copies will not be provided, however, a replacement diploma may be requested by alumni.
Academic honors for bachelor’s degrees will be listed on your diploma and official academic transcript based on your final cumulative GPA. This may differ from the academic honors announced during the commencement ceremony, which is based on your cumulative GPA prior to the final semester. SU does not round the GPA.
Cum Laude 3.500 – 3.699
Magna Cum Laude 3.700 – 3.899
Summa Cum Laude 3.900 – 4.000
Diploma Replacement
Replacement diplomas may be requested due to the name change from Villa Julie College to Stevenson University, due to an official personal name change, or due to a lost or damaged diploma. The replacement diploma may only be requested by the alumnus using the
Replacement Diploma Order Form
. The fee for a replacement diploma is $50. Please note: Effective Fall 2008, all replacement diplomas will feature Stevenson University, even if the degree was earned prior to the name change. The policy for a replacement diploma is to use the signatures of the current president, board chair, and provost. The diploma is 11 x 14 in size and includes the graduate name, degree, and academic program. The date listed on the diploma reflects the end of the semester in which the degree was completed rather than the commencement date.
Transcripts and Verifications
Transcripts
The National Student Clearinghouse is Stevenson University’s authorized agent for providing transcripts and enrollment verifications. Electronic transcripts can typically be delivered within minutes and mailed requests may take up to 7-10 business days.
Transcript requests can be made through the
National Student Clearinghouse
.
Unofficial Transcripts
Students who are currently enrolled can access their unofficial transcript through Self-Service:
Log in to Self-Service.
Click on the three lines on the top left corner to open the sidebar menu.
Select Academics.
Then choose Unofficial Transcript.
If you experience any problems, please contact the Registrar’s Office at
registrar@stevenson.edu
Enrollment Verifications
Current students can print an electronic Enrollment Verification via Self-Service and send to any insurer, lenders, or other organization that requires proof of college enrollment. This is a free, easy and secure process provided through the National Student Clearinghouse.
Click here for step-by-step instructions.
If enrollment information beyond what is in Self-Service is required, contact the Registrar’s Office at
registrar@stevenson.edu
Degree Verifications
Stevenson University has authorized the National Student Clearinghouse to provide degree verifications. Third parties such as employers, recruiters or background screening firms can request this information by visiting
www.degreeverify.com
or e-mail
degreeverify@studentclearinghouse.org
.
We do not provide verifications via phone, fax, or email.
Proxy Access
The
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
(FERPA) (20 U.S.C. § 1232g; 34 CFR Part 99) requires institutions to protect a student’s educational record. Stevenson University students can choose to allow other people access to certain areas of their education record. The phrase used to indicate this is “granting proxy access”; the person getting access is referred to as the “proxy.” Students usually grant this access to parents, guardians, or spouses. A student is also able to designate multiple proxies and to specify the type of access each proxy may have.
Once Proxy Access is assigned by the student, the person receiving the access can see the specified information, and the University is authorized to speak regarding this information to the proxy. Please remember, the proxy access is determined by the student. If the student gives proxy access only to Student Finance, then the proxy will not be able to view Grades.
Student Instructions – How to Give Proxy Access
Parent/Proxy Instructions
Background Investigator Requests
There are three ways to obtain a transcript for a current or former student:
Ask the current/former student to submit a request for an official electronic transcript, which can be e-mailed directly to you within 24 hours. Students may request a transcript through the
National Student Clearinghouse
.
You may request a transcript in person by
scheduling an appointment
to come to the Registrar’s Office.
We strongly encourage Special Investigators and other government employees to use DoD Safe when requesting transcripts. DoD Safe links should be sent to
registrar@stevenson.edu
Release forms should
not
be directly e-mailed as they may contain Personal Identifiable Information (PII) such as Social Security Numbers (SSN).
Understanding Stevenson University Transcripts:
Full time Undergraduate enrollment is 12 credits or above.
Full time Graduate enrollment is 6 credits or above.
Part-time enrollment is less than 12 credits.
Part Time Graduate enrollment is less than 6 credits.
Spring semester is January – May
Spring 8 week 1 is January – March
Spring 8 week 2 is March – May
Summer semesters are May- August
Summer 8 week 1 is May – July
Summer 8 week 2 is July – August
Fall semesters are August- December
Fall 8 week 1 is August – October
Fall 8 week 2 is October – December
Contact the Registrar
Have a question? We’re here to help!
Office Address
100 Campus Circle
Owings Mills, MD 21117
Direct Contact
Phone: 443-334-2206
Fax: 443-352-4345
registrar@stevenson.edu
Schedule an Appointment
Hours of Operation
Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
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The Stevenson University (SU) Registrar’s office is here to serve you! From scheduling each semester’s classes through your commencement ceremony, we are dedicated to guide you through your academic experience. We strongly encourage students to contact our office whenever you need our assistance.
Connect with us via
, phone, or
schedule an appointment
in-person at our office in Wooded Way.
Quick Links
Enrollment Calendar
University Catalogs
Academic Achievement Lists
Commencement
Schedule an Appointment
The Office of the Registrar is located in Wooded Way on our Owings Mills campus.
Schedule an Appointment
Current Students
Stevenson students should use
https://forms.stevenson.edu
for Registrar’s Office forms. Additional information is available on the Stevenson Portal.
Stevenson Forms
Contact the Registrar
Montague Blount
University Registrar
registrar@stevenson.edu
Phone: 443-334-2206
Fax: 443-352-4345
Visit our Office
100 Campus Circle
Owings Mills, MD 21117
Wooded Way 101
Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Accelerate your Education this Summer
We’re offering
50
summer courses and discounted tuition costs to help you get ahead, to catch up, or to meet SEE general education requirements.
Registration opens Monday, March 2.
Summer sessions begin on May 18 and June 29.
Learn More and Register
We’re Here To Help
Schedule of Classes
Important Academic Dates
Transferring to SU
Registration Guide
Non-Degree Student Info
Graduation Information
Transcripts and Verifications
Proxy Access
Background Investigations
Schedule of Classes
The links below will allow you to search for classes for current and upcoming semesters. These files are updated several times a day to enable you to have up-to-date information as you are contemplating your courses for next semester.
View Schedule of Classes
Daily Class Updates
The Schedule of Classes database is updated once per day. Please check back regularly for updated class statuses.
Important Academic Dates
Spring 2026
Monday, January 26
: First Day of Traditional Classes
Friday, February 6
: Last Day to Add/Drop a Class for the Traditional Semester
Monday, March 2
: Registration for Summer 2026 Begins
Monday, March 16
: Midterm Grades Due (TRAD Only)
Monday, March 16
– Sunday, March 22:
Spring Break (University Open – no classes)
Friday, April 3 – Sunday, April 5:
Easter Holiday (University Closed)
Monday, April 6
: Registration for Fall 2026 Begins
Thursday, April 9
: Last Day to Withdraw from a Traditional Class with a “W”
Monday, May 11 – Sunday, May 17:
Final Examinations
Monday, May 18 & Tuesday, May 19
: Commencement (Schedule TBD)
Tuesday, May 19
: Final Grades Due by 5pm
Summer 2026
Monday, May 18
: First Day of Classes for 15-Week TRAD and 8W1
Monday, May 25
: Memorial Day (University Closed)
Friday, June 19
: Juneteenth (University Closed)
Friday, June 19:
Last Day to Withdraw from an 8W1 Class with a “W”
Monday, June 29:
First Day of Classes for 8W2
Friday, July 3
: Independence Day Observed (University Closed)
Tuesday, July 14:
Summer 8W1 Final Grades Due by 5pm
Friday, July 24:
Last Day to Withdraw from a 15-Week Class with a “W”
Friday, July 31:
Last Day to Withdraw from an 8W2 Class with a “W”
Tuesday, August 25:
Summer 15-Week TRAD and 8W2 Final Grades Due by 5pm
Fall 2026
Monday, August 24:
First day of classes
Tuesday, September 1:
Last day to add/drop 16-week undergraduate courses
Monday, September 7:
Labor Day — University closed
Tuesday, September 21:
Yom Kippur — University closed
Monday, October 12 – Tuesday, October 13:
Fall Break — University open
Monday, October 12:
Registration for Winterim 2027 begins
Tuesday, October 13:
Midterm grades available to students in Student Planning
Monday, October 26:
Registration for Spring 2027 begins
Thursday, October 29:
Last day to withdraw from a 16-week class with a “W”
Thursday, November 25 – Monday, November 29:
Thanksgiving holiday — University closed
Monday, December 7 – Sunday, December 13:
Final examinations
Sunday, December 13:
Fall semester ends
Tuesday, December 15:
Final grades due by 5pm
Thursday, December 24 – Friday, December 25:
Christmas holiday — University closed
Thursday, December 31 – Friday, January 1:
New Year’s holiday — University closed
Winterim 2027
Wednesday, January 4:
Winterim begins
Thursday, January 5:
Last day to add/drop for Winterim
Sunday, January 15:
Last day to withdraw from a Winterim class with a “W”
Monday, January 18:
Martin Luther King Day — University closed
Sunday, January 24:
Winterim ends
Tuesday, January 26:
Final grades due by 5pm
Spring 2027
Monday, January 25:
First day of classes
Tuesday, February 2:
Last day to add/drop 16-week undergraduate courses
Sunday, March 1:
Registration for Summer 2027 begins
Monday, March 15 – Sunday, March 21:
Spring Break – University open
Monday, March 15:
Midterm grades available to students in Student Planning
Friday, March 26 – Sunday, March 28:
Easter Holiday – University closed
Sunday, April 5:
Registration for Fall 2027 begins
Wednesday, April 8:
Last day to withdraw from a 16-week class with a “W”
Monday, May 10 – Sunday, May 16:
Final examinations
Saturday, May 16:
Spring semester ends
Sunday, May 17 – Monday, May 18:
Commencement (Schedule TBD)
Monday, May 18:
Final grades due by 5pm
Summer 2027
Monday, May 17:
First Day of Classes for 15-Week TRAD and 8W1
Monday, May 31:
Memorial Day (University Closed)
Thursday, June 18:
Juneteenth Observed (University Closed)
Thursday, June 18:
Last Day to Withdraw from an 8W1 Class with a “W”
Friday, July 5:
Independence Day Observed (University Closed)
Monday, July 6:
First Day of Classes for 8W2
Saturday, July 11:
Summer 8W1 ends
Monday, July 13:
Summer 8W1 Final Grades Due by 5pm
Friday, July 23:
Last Day to Withdraw from a 15-Week Class with a “W”
Thursday, August 6:
Last Day to Withdraw from an 8W2 Class with a “W”
Saturday, August 29:
Summer 15-Week TRAD and 8W2 ends
Monday, August 31:
Summer 15-Week TRAD and 8W2 Final Grades Due by 5pm
For complete registration, billing, and refund information, please see the
Enrollment Calendar
.
Transferring to SU
Stevenson makes transferring simple and trouble-free. Here’s how:
Guaranteed admission
to students with an associate’s degree from any community college
Average Transfer student award is
$18,000
General education block transfer to
maximize the value of your existing credits
(awarded to any student who has an A.A., A.S., or A.A.T. degree from a Maryland community college)
Articulation agreements with local community colleges help ensure a
smooth transfer to your Stevenson major
Personalized support
: 14:1 faculty-to-student ratio and transfer-specific advising and mentoring
Stevenson University offers you
more than 90 majors
, minors, and tracks
to complete your bachelor’s degree.
Transfer Credit Evaluation
Stevenson is committed to helping transfer students minimize credit loss and complete their degree at Stevenson in as little time as possible. The Registrar’s Office facilitates the evaluation of credit for students who have earned college credit from another institution or successfully completed Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), CLEP, and/or A/AS level examinations.
Learn about Transfer Credit Evaluation at Stevenson
Articulation Agreements
Stevenson University maintains articulation agreements for undergraduate and graduate transfer with a variety of area institutions. The agreements are listed in the table below by program of study.
View Stevenson’s Articulation Agreements
Registration Guide
A Guide for Students and Parents During the Registration Process
Registration is an exciting time at Stevenson when you will get the opportunity to select classes that will allow you to explore new topics, delve deeper into your field of study, and progress along the pathway to graduation.
Feel free to use this page as a registration resource. Here you will find information on a variety of topics, including registration timing, schedule building, and course adjustments. Remember, your success coach/faculty advisor is also here to answer your questions and provide assistance during any point in the registration process.
Before registration begins, the Registrar’s Office will email you a registration date and time, which is the earliest you can register for classes. Registration dates and times are assigned based on the number of credits
completed
(not including the current semester). This means that seniors register first, followed by juniors, then sophomores, then freshmen.
Seniors often only have a few requirements left to complete, so their options are limited. Allowing seniors—who may need more specific courses to graduate—to register first helps ensure they can finish their degree on schedule. Freshman and sophomore students have more flexibility in their schedule, so they register last. Spreading students out during registration also avoids overloading the registration system during periods of high demand.
When creating a schedule, it’s important to keep an open mind and work with your student success coach/advisor to explore all of your options. Your student success coach/advisor can help you determine which requirements
need
to be completed in a specific semester and which ones don’t and help you adjust your major’s suggested course sequence so you can take advantage of available classes.
Remember that flexibility is key!
It’s important to be flexible when it comes to class times and course selection, particularly if you are a freshman or sophomore. For example, if you are not able to get into
Basic Digital Photography
this semester to fulfill your Fine Arts SEE requirement, remember that you have options. You should consider the 18 other courses available to fulfill this requirement, or consider exploring another SEE requirement such as Humanities or Social Sciences this semester and fulfilling the Fine Arts requirement in a later semester when you may be more likely to get the exact course you would like. It’s important to remember that you do have choices and that you will be able to get the courses that you need to graduate.
Get to know your student success coach or advisor—he or she is here to help you. Advising is required for all Stevenson students; this means, you must meet with your success coach/advisor and be “checked off” before you can register, so be sure to do this before your registration time.
If you are struggling to construct your schedule or find that you can’t register for a class you need to stay on track, please reach out to your student success coach or faculty advisor. Your advisor/student success coach will work with you, the Registrar’s Office, and/or the Academic Program Administrators to help you explore all your options.
Academic Program Administrators, the Registrar’s Office, the Office of Academic Affairs, and the Office of Student Success carefully monitor enrollment during registration and make adjustments to the schedule throughout the process. In order for us to accurately assess students’ needs and act accordingly, we need you to work with your student success coach/advisor who will then keep us informed.
Class Cancellations
: It may be necessary for the University to cancel a course for insufficient enrollment or other reasons. Students will be notified via SU email regarding course cancellations and should contact their advisor or success student success coach if assistance is needed selecting an alternate course.
Overload
: A typical schedule for full-time students who wish to graduate in four years consists of 15 to 18 credits per semester. Students may take 12 to 18 credits and be considered full-time and pay the full-time tuition rate. Occasionally, students may desire to take more than 18 credits. Before this decision is made, students should talk with their student success coach or faculty advisor to discuss the feasibility of this plan. Deciding factors may include the student’s GPA, selection of other courses, and the real need to do an overload. Students taking an overload (more than 18 credits) are charged an additional $425 per credit. Students who wish to take an overload should complete the “Permission for Overload” form which can be found on the Student Menu on WebXpress under “Registrar’s Office Forms.”
Waitlists:
You may add yourself to a waitlist if you would like to be notified if/when a seat becomes available in a closed class. If/when a seat becomes available, you will be notified via SU e-mail and will have 24 hours to register for the seat. If you fail to register by the deadline listed in the e-mail you will be dropped from the waitlist and the available seat will be offered to the next student on the list. Here are some things to remember: Being on a waitlist does not guarantee a seat will become available, so register for an alternate class. Not all courses/sections allow wait lists. No more than 3 students may be on a waitlist at any given time. Waitlists are not used to gauge student interest in courses. They are used to allow students to easily register for a full class if a seat becomes available. Typically, a large number of students do not drop classes once they have registered, so only a few seats in a section—if any—may become available.
SEE Course
s: Students who have entered the University after 2014 are required to fulfill Stevenson Educational Experience (SEE) requirements by taking SEE-certified courses. Information about SEE-certified courses can be found in a variety of places: the catalog, the schedule of classes, the Registrar’s Office portal page, and the course descriptions in WebXpress.
Registration Blocks and Eligibility
: Students are eligible to register when:
They have met with their academic advisor and have been “checked off.”
Their assigned registration date and time has arrived.
Their account is clear of all registration blocks. A student may have a registration block on their account if they have not met all obligations to the University. These may include, but are not limited to the following:
An incomplete health record
Outstanding financial obligation (e.g., past due tuition/fees balance or overdue/lost library book)
Failure to complete INT 100 (Principles of Academic Integrity) by the due date.
NOTE: Students with a pending academic integrity violation will be unable to register online, but may register in person in the Registrar’s office.
Prerequisites and Corequisites
:
Prerequisites
are courses that students must successfully complete before other courses. For example, ENG 151 is a prerequisite for ENG 152. You will be able to register for a course if you have successfully completed or are currently enrolled in the prerequisite course (and then pass the prerequisite course before the next course begins).
Corequisites
are courses that students must take in the same semester as another course. For example, BIO 113 and BIO 113L are corequisites.
Dear Parents,
Course registration is right around the corner, and we want to make sure that you have all the information you need to support your student as he or she successfully navigates this process.
Registration is an exciting time, but constructing a schedule that meets program requirements and accommodates extracurricular activities, work, athletic schedules, etc., can sometimes be challenging for students.
However, with the right approach and help from his or her advisor/student success coach, your student will be able to create a schedule that meets his or her needs and keeps him or her moving towards graduation. Below, we have provided some key information that will help you better understand registration at Stevenson.
Registration Timing
Current SU students are assigned specific registration dates and times, which are the earliest they can register for classes. Registration dates & times are assigned based on the number of credits students have
completed
(not including the current semester). This means that seniors register first, followed by juniors, then sophomores, then freshmen. Allowing seniors—who may need more specific courses to graduate—to register first helps ensure they can finish their degree on schedule. Freshman and sophomore students have more flexibility in their schedule, so they register last. Spreading students out during registration also avoids overloading the system during high demand registration periods.
Building a Schedule
When creating a schedule, it’s important for students to keep an open mind and work with their coaches/advisors to explore all of their options. Flexibility is key. Students’ coaches/advisors can help them determine which requirements
need
to be completed in a specific semester and which ones don’t and help them adjust their major’s Suggested Course Sequence to take advantage of available classes.
The Advisor/Coach Role
Advisors and coaches are here to help. If a student is struggling to construct a schedule or finds that he/she can’t register for a class that is
needed
to stay on track, the student should reach out to his/her student success coach or faculty advisor. The advisor/coach will work with the student, the Registrar’s Office, and/or the Academic Program Administrators to explore all of the options.
Adjustments to Course Offerings
Academic Program Administrators, the Registrar’s Office, the Office of Academic Affairs, and the Office of Student Success carefully monitor enrollment during registration and make adjustments to the schedule throughout the process. In order for us to accurately assess students’ needs and act accordingly, we need students to work with their student coaches/advisors who then will keep us informed.
Best,
Stevenson University’s Registration Planning Team
Learn more here about our Winterim session
here.
Non-Degree Student Info
Stevenson University offers admission for individuals interested in taking courses without pursuing a degree program as Non-Degree Student status. Non-degree students can only register part-time and are not eligible for financial aid. Admission as a non-degree seeking student requires submission of the following:
Completion and submission of the following forms:
Part-Time Registration Form
Non-Degree Application Form
High school transcript – Required only for students who have been out of high school for less than two years and have not attended college.
College transcripts – At the time of registration, students who wish to take a course that has a pre-requisite must submit a college transcript verifying successful completion of the prerequisite course. Some departments require the approval of the department chair prior to taking a 200-level or above course.
A non-degree student may become a degree student by applying for and being granted formal admission. The Admission application must be made prior to the student’s enrollment in the last 60 semester hours of academic credit required for a degree at Stevenson University. For admission as a degree-seeking student, a non-degree student must meet the same criteria as a freshman or transfer student. A student denied admission as a degree student may enroll as a non-degree student only with the approval of the Registrar.
New non-degree seeking students may not register for fall until August; January for the spring semester; May for the summer term.
Additional Information About Part-Time Students
Part-time students are those enrolled in fewer than 12 credits each semester. They may be degree-seeking or non-degree seeking students. Degree-seeking students apply to the University through the Admissions Office. Non-degree seeking students must complete the procedures for non-degree students as directed by the Registrar’s Office.
All part-time students are considered part of the student body of the University. Fees regarding late registration and drop/add procedures apply to part-time students. Tuition is calculated on a per-credit basis, and student fees are charged at a reduced rate. University activities, clubs, and most organizations are open to part-time students with the exception of such organizations as the intercollegiate athletic teams, which are governed by NCAA Division III rules of eligibility.
Graduation Information
Graduation is not an automatic process. All students must apply for graduation in Self-Service. Please read the details below to ensure a smooth path to graduation, earning your degree, and celebrating the occasion.
Graduation Application Deadlines:
Intended Graduation Term
Grad Application Opens
Deadline to Apply
December Graduate
March 1
August 1
August and May Graduates
September 1
January 1
Undergraduate Students
Log into your Self-Service account and review your progress.
Update Student Planning for your final semesters accordingly.
Meet with your academic advisor to ensure you are on track to graduate.
Log into your Self-Service account and click on Graduation Overview.
There is a $25 graduation application fee due at the time of application.
You will receive a confirmation e-mail to your SU e-mail account upon submission.
Step-by-step instructions can be found
here
.
A minimum GPA of 2.0 and 120 credits are required to graduate. Certain majors may have higher GPA and credit requirements.
It is important to apply for graduation
before
the start of your final semester. See the deadlines listed above.
Graduate Students
Log into your Self-Service account and review your progress.
Update Student Planning for your final semesters accordingly.
Consult with your student success coach to ensure you are on track to graduate.
Log into your Self-Service account and click on Graduation Overview.
There is a $25 graduation application fee due at the time of application.
You will receive a confirmation e-mail to your SU e-mail account upon submission.
Step-by-step instructions can be found
here
.
It is important to apply for graduation
before
the start of your final semester. See the deadlines listed above.
Financial Holds
Students with a financial obligation to the University will be unable to receive their diploma until the hold is cleared. Please contact the Office of Students Accounts at
studentaccounts@stevenson.edu
or (443) 334-3500 to resolve any financial holds.
Commencement
Commencement ceremonies are held annually in May. Graduates from the entire academic year (December, May, and August) are invited to participate.
View Commencement Website
Diploma Information
Diplomas are sent via standard U.S. mail the month following degree conferral. Diplomas are sent after all final grades are received and degree requirements are confirmed complete. Diplomas are 11×14 inches in size. Frames are available for purchase through
The Starting Gate – Campus Store
at Owings Mills. Please call (443) 352-4062 or email
sustore@stevenson.edu
The official academic transcript, not the diploma, is considered the certifying document to verify a degree. Graduates will be issued one diploma. Additional copies will not be provided, however, a replacement diploma may be requested by alumni.
Academic honors for bachelor’s degrees will be listed on your diploma and official academic transcript based on your final cumulative GPA. This may differ from the academic honors announced during the commencement ceremony, which is based on your cumulative GPA prior to the final semester. SU does not round the GPA.
Cum Laude 3.500 – 3.699
Magna Cum Laude 3.700 – 3.899
Summa Cum Laude 3.900 – 4.000
Diploma Replacement
Replacement diplomas may be requested due to the name change from Villa Julie College to Stevenson University, due to an official personal name change, or due to a lost or damaged diploma. The replacement diploma may only be requested by the alumnus using the
Replacement Diploma Order Form
. The fee for a replacement diploma is $50. Please note: Effective Fall 2008, all replacement diplomas will feature Stevenson University, even if the degree was earned prior to the name change. The policy for a replacement diploma is to use the signatures of the current president, board chair, and provost. The diploma is 11 x 14 in size and includes the graduate name, degree, and academic program. The date listed on the diploma reflects the end of the semester in which the degree was completed rather than the commencement date.
Transcripts and Verifications
Transcripts
The National Student Clearinghouse is Stevenson University’s authorized agent for providing transcripts and enrollment verifications. Electronic transcripts can typically be delivered within minutes and mailed requests may take up to 7-10 business days.
Transcript requests can be made through the
National Student Clearinghouse
.
Unofficial Transcripts
Students who are currently enrolled can access their unofficial transcript through Self-Service:
Log in to Self-Service.
Click on the three lines on the top left corner to open the sidebar menu.
Select Academics.
Then choose Unofficial Transcript.
If you experience any problems, please contact the Registrar’s Office at
registrar@stevenson.edu
Enrollment Verifications
Current students can print an electronic Enrollment Verification via Self-Service and send to any insurer, lenders, or other organization that requires proof of college enrollment. This is a free, easy and secure process provided through the National Student Clearinghouse.
Click here for step-by-step instructions.
If enrollment information beyond what is in Self-Service is required, contact the Registrar’s Office at
registrar@stevenson.edu
Degree Verifications
Stevenson University has authorized the National Student Clearinghouse to provide degree verifications. Third parties such as employers, recruiters or background screening firms can request this information by visiting
www.degreeverify.com
or e-mail
degreeverify@studentclearinghouse.org
.
We do not provide verifications via phone, fax, or email.
Proxy Access
The
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
(FERPA) (20 U.S.C. § 1232g; 34 CFR Part 99) requires institutions to protect a student’s educational record. Stevenson University students can choose to allow other people access to certain areas of their education record. The phrase used to indicate this is “granting proxy access”; the person getting access is referred to as the “proxy.” Students usually grant this access to parents, guardians, or spouses. A student is also able to designate multiple proxies and to specify the type of access each proxy may have.
Once Proxy Access is assigned by the student, the person receiving the access can see the specified information, and the University is authorized to speak regarding this information to the proxy. Please remember, the proxy access is determined by the student. If the student gives proxy access only to Student Finance, then the proxy will not be able to view Grades.
Student Instructions – How to Give Proxy Access
Parent/Proxy Instructions
Background Investigator Requests
There are three ways to obtain a transcript for a current or former student:
Ask the current/former student to submit a request for an official electronic transcript, which can be e-mailed directly to you within 24 hours. Students may request a transcript through the
National Student Clearinghouse
.
You may request a transcript in person by
scheduling an appointment
to come to the Registrar’s Office.
We strongly encourage Special Investigators and other government employees to use DoD Safe when requesting transcripts. DoD Safe links should be sent to
registrar@stevenson.edu
Release forms should
not
be directly e-mailed as they may contain Personal Identifiable Information (PII) such as Social Security Numbers (SSN).
Understanding Stevenson University Transcripts:
Full time Undergraduate enrollment is 12 credits or above.
Full time Graduate enrollment is 6 credits or above.
Part-time enrollment is less than 12 credits.
Part Time Graduate enrollment is less than 6 credits.
Spring semester is January – May
Spring 8 week 1 is January – March
Spring 8 week 2 is March – May
Summer semesters are May- August
Summer 8 week 1 is May – July
Summer 8 week 2 is July – August
Fall semesters are August- December
Fall 8 week 1 is August – October
Fall 8 week 2 is October – December
Contact the Registrar
Have a question? We’re here to help!
Office Address
100 Campus Circle
Owings Mills, MD 21117
Direct Contact
Phone: 443-334-2206
Fax: 443-352-4345
registrar@stevenson.edu
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Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
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