Meet with your advisor (undergraduate students only) as early as possible to plan your schedule and get your advising number--new freshmen and graduate students do not need an advising number.
Userid--Your userid is a unique combination of your first and last name, e.g., jdoe. Not sure? You can look yourself up in the University Directory.
Password--If you have forgotten your password, present a picture ID at the CCIT Help Desk located directly below Harcombe Dining Hall. If you are away from Clemson, call 864.656.3494. New freshmen and transfer students' passwords default to the last four digits of the student's social security number. This is a one-time-only "grace" login and must be changed when prompted upon initial login. The new password must be 5 - 8 characters in length.
Advising number--Continuing undergraduates will be prompted to enter their advising number in TigerWeb before access to drop/add activity is permitted. Students will not be prompted for advising numbers after their initial login to the system. Students must get their advising number from their advisor. Registration Services does NOT give out advising numbers under any circumstances.
3. Registering
Step-by-step instructions are provided when registering on TigerWeb. The system will notify you immediately whether you have been added to the class.
Undergraduates' class loads must be approved by their advisors. During fall and spring semester registration, students on academic probation are limited to 16 credit hours, new freshmen, 17; all other undergraduates, 19;
and graduate students, 13-16 (depending on the major). On the second day of late registration, all undergraduates, except those on probation, may register for 21 credit hours.
Enrollment in summer is limited to three credit hours in Maymester, seven credit hours in first summer session, and seven credit hours in second summer session. Enrollment in additional credit hours must be approved by your academic advisor.
4. Errors
The registration system will alert you if you are registered for duplicate courses, mismatched lecture-lab combinations where corresponding sections are required, missing lecture of lab where both are required, and/or schedule conflicts.
The system will drop you overnight from the course(s) in question if errors are not corrected.
You are not permitted to enroll in courses with overlapping class times.
5. Messages and Blocks
Teaching departments may attach messages to courses (prerequisites, what to do if the course is closed, etc.), click the "notes" tab to view messages. Take note of messages requiring special procedures.
When you login, you may receive a message requiring action on your part. Contact the office initiating the message promptly for resolution. Unresolved messages may block further access to the registration system.
6. Closed Courses
If you cannot schedule a required course and have circumstances that justify special consideration, you should contact the teaching department's registration coordinator. Please see Registration Coordinator Information.
You may also log a request online with the department. Department use of the request log is optional and the request log is not intended for new freshmen use. You are not automatically added to the roll when someone else drops the class. Credit hours on the request log are included in your maximum credit limit. You may not log a request for a class if you are enrolled in another section of that class.
For lecture/lab courses, you may not add one and log a request for the other. You must request both the lecture and the lab. Read more about request logs.
7. Dropping Courses
After classes begin, if you wish to drop all your courses, you must withdraw from the University. Undergraduates should contact
Undergraduate Academic Services in E-103 Martin Hall. Graduate students should contact Enrolled Student Services in 104-D Sikes Hall.
