FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) - Registrations
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I Am a New Student, How Do I Register for Courses?  
If this is your first enrollment at the University and you have not applied for admission, you must complete and submit Non-Degree-Seeking student form available on the web (http://sis.fiu.edu) or in the Registrar's Office.  You will need to show proof of residency and if under the age of 49, submit to the Student Health Center proof of immunization against Rubella and Measles (MMR). Once these forms are completed, you will be given a Registration Access Information print-out which will indicate your registration appointment time and day. You will also be supplied with your access code (pin number). This code, along with your social security number, will give you access to web registration and kiosks. 

You can then select your courses and register via the web http://sis.fiu.edu  or kiosks on campus. If a permit/override is required, then students may  come into the Registrar's Office after their priority registration time has passed.

Where Do I Show Proof of Immunization?
You must submit a copy of the proof of immunization to the Student Health Center. The center provides also shots to students who do not have the proof of immunization and need it.

Where Do I Show Proof of Residency for Tuition Purposes? 
If you are applying to the University, you must present the proof of residency to the Admissions Office. If you are applying as a non-degree-seeking student, present the proof in person to the Registrar's Office. 

How Do I Change my Residency for Tuition Purposes? 

If you are currently a enrolled student, you may request a change  reclassification of residency for tuition purposes at the Registrar's Office if you meet specific criteria for change. . If you have applied for admission to the University and you have not been admitted, this request must be made at the Admission's Office. 

If I Miss the Application Deadline for Admission, Can I Still Register for Courses? 
Yes, if you have missed the admission application deadline, you can enroll as a non-degree-seeking student. 

When and How do Senior Citizens Register? 
Seniors citizens must register during the first week of classes on a space-available basis only. You must obtain a Senior Citizen Audit form from the Registrar's Office and secure the instructor's signature for each course in which you wish to enroll. Once completed, return the form to the Registrar's Office.