(UHS students of French enjoying a Quebecois Dance workshop on Francophone Day.)
Registration
Step 1: You must obtain Registration Instructions from your instructor before you begin the registration process.
Step 2: Read through the Student/Parent Guide for information about UHS and the registration process.
Step 3: Do you qualify for Federal Reduced/Free Lunch?
- If Yes: Fill out the UHS Reduced Program Fee Verification Request Form. Your principal or counselor must verify your eligibility before you register and pay. *Only complete this ONCE per year.*
- If No: Skip this step.
Step 4: Click the registration link below and register for your course.
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED.
Spring registration will open on 2/3/2
*Deadlines are strict, all registrations must be completed by the deadline.
UHS Pre-Approved Registrations - ONLY USE THIS LINK IF YOU HAVE BEEN
Additional Information for Students and Parents
Registration Tips
Registering for a course through UHS starts with your UHS-approved teacher, who will give you registration instructions.
- Read through the Student/Parent Guide. You will have to confirm that you've read the guide before you complete registration.
- Visit the UHS Registration and Payment Center.
- Submit an online registration and payment for each UHS course. Carefully fill out your information as it will become a permanent part of your academic record at the University at Albany. Continue on to pay for your course.
- Look for the email with your UAlbany ID number, ID card, and your Registration Summary within 10 business days of registration. Please make sure all the information on the summary is accurate.
- Keep the email confirmation to verify that you registered and paid for the course.
Once the UHS Office receives the course registration, payment, and verification from the class instructor, the student is considered enrolled in the course.
Personal student information is treated confidentially and consistent with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the NYS Cyber Security Policy P03-002: Information Security Policy. Additionally, the online Registration and Payment Center is located on a secure server.
Course Withdrawal Information
If you wish to withdraw from a UHS course you must follow the information below:
- Submit your withdrawal form to the UHS program office in writing by mail, fax, or email by the deadline
- UHS will send you an email confirmation of your withdrawal
- You will receive a non-punitive “W” grade on your transcript
- UHS does not issue refunds for withdrawals
Read more about course withdrawals in the Student/Parent Guide.
| Session | Withdrawal Request Deadline |
|---|---|
| Summer | August 16, 2024 |
| Fall | January 10, 2025 |
| Full Year | May 9, 2025 |
| Spring | May 9, 2025 |
Transcript Requests
You must request transcripts from the UAlbany Registrar's office. If it is the end of a semester, you should select the "hold for posting of current semester grades" option in the online transcript order to be sure your official transcript includes your final grades. Read the grading section for deadlines.
How to Order an Official Transcript - step-by-step instructions on how to complete a transcript request.
Student Instructional Rating Form
Information about how to complete the Student Instructional Rating Form will be e-mailed to you towards the end of the semester.
Resources for Teachers and Administrators
UHS News
UAlbany in the High School Program Students featured in e-journal of creative arts and writing
UAlbany in the High School Program Students Jasmine Polanco and Anna Nichols are featured in Spring 2024 issue of ARCH, the UAlbany undergrad e-journal of creative arts and writing.
CEHC Partnership Exposes High School Seniors to Emergency Preparedness, Informatics, Cyber and Homeland Security
The Questar III BOCES New Visions program is open to high school seniors and hosted by CEHC.
UAlbany Symposium Showcases Hundreds of High School Science Researchers
This year’s event brought together more than 600 science research students, teachers, and mentors from an estimated 50 different high schools.
UAlbany to Showcase More than 450 High School Science Researchers Statewide
The Upstate New York Junior Science and Humanities Symposium is among the most prestigious for students to present original research.
UAlbany Symposium Showcases High School Science Researchers Statewide
The University hosted more than 450 science research students and teachers for the 38th annual Upstate New York Junior Science and Humanities Symposium earlier this month.
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