Registration
Registering for courses, add and drop, and paying tuition
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Registration rules are from the SIS registration page. Payment and document requests are summarised from the Office of the Registrar.
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Course registration, add and drop, withdrawal, tuition payment and official documents are handled by the Office of the Registrar. The dates for each step are in the academic calendar.
Systems and forms
- Office of the Registrar reg.chula.ac.th Course registration, registration slip (CR54), grades and petitions. Open site (opens in a new tab)
- Student forms (Office of the Registrar) reg.chula.ac.th Petition and request forms. Open site (opens in a new tab)
- CU NEX cunex.chula.ac.th Tuition bills and payment. Open site (opens in a new tab)
How registration works
Registration periods
You register in the periods the Office of the Registrar announces in the academic calendar.
- Register before each semester starts
- Late registration is possible in the first 2 weeks of a semester (first week of summer)
- Choose the required AISCI courses and your electives
- Look up course codes and sections under Schedule / Exams on the Office of the Registrar website
- Check your registration result and confirm your seats
Add, drop and withdrawal (W)
You can change your courses after the semester starts, within these deadlines.
- Add courses in the first 2 weeks of a semester (first week of summer)
- Drop courses in the first 6 weeks (first 2 weeks of summer); dropped courses do not appear on your transcript
- Withdraw after week 6 and no later than week 12 (summer: weeks 3–4); a withdrawal is recorded as W
- Adding and dropping need your academic advisor's approval; withdrawing also needs the instructor's and the Dean's
Credit load and tuition
Each semester has a maximum credit load, and tuition is paid online.
- Regular semester: up to 22 credits
- Summer session: up to 9 credits
- Pay tuition through CU NEX by the deadline
- Ask Student Affairs about deferring tuition payment
Registration slip and transcripts
Print your class and exam timetable, and request official documents.
- Print your registration slip (CR54) to confirm your registration
- Request a certificate of student status online
- Request an official transcript
- Check your grades and GPAX in the Office of the Registrar system