Self-Registration Fact Sheet for Spring 2007 Registration
For Traditional Undergraduate, Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students*
Self Registration Using MyBenU
How To Register Using MyBenU
Self-Registration Questions and Answers
Self-Registration Using MyBenU
MyBenU (www.ben.edu/mybenu) is Benedictine
Universitys online student information system. In addition to other features,
students can use MyBenU to self-register for classes. MyBenU can be found from
the BenUConnect link on the University Web site. The following guidelines apply
to registration using MyBenU:
Students register based upon seniority.
Students are required to meet with an advisor and obtain the advisors
approval prior to registering for courses.
All financial, library and health holds must be cleared before registration.
Students must observe all procedures with respect to course prerequisites,
department consent designations and PIN numbers.
Freshmen and transfers will need advisor approval for any schedule changes.
In order to protect personal identity information, students are strongly discouraged
from sharing their identification and social security numbers with other students
or allowing other students to register on their behalf. The University assumes
no liability for consequences resulting from students voluntarily sharing such
information.
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How To Register Using MyBenU
1. Meet with your advisor As in the past, if you are a traditional undergraduate
student you must meet with your advisor as the first step of the registration
process. Your advisor will enter an electronic signature into MyBenU that will
allow you to register. You will not be able to access registration using MyBenU
without your advisors electronic signature.
2. Have the necessary course information and your student ID# available
Write down the four-digit numbers, the names and other pertinent information
about the courses you want to take (including instructor/department permission
numbers if they are required to register for a course) on a registration worksheet
(available from your advisor or on insert A of this course schedule) to assist
you when entering your registration request. Remember, do not share your personal
information with anyone. As the MyBenU student information system is expanded,
anyone with whom you share your ID number will have access to your personal
information.
3. Log on to MyBenU From off-campus you can access MyBenU through BenUConnect
at www.ben.edu/BenUConnect. From
on-campus proceed directly to MyBenU at www.ben.edu/MyBenU.
When you log on to MyBenU, the MyBenU homepage appears.
4. Click on SA Self-Service A page will appear with options
for self-service.
5. Click on Learner Services A page will appear with options
for learner services.
6. Click on Academics A page will appear with academic options.
7. Click on Enroll in a Class A page will appear with the
terms in which you are eligible to register.
8. Select 2007 Spring The View My Schedule page
appears. (If you cannot select 2007 Spring because it is not visible,
you will need to meet with your advisor.
9. Select Add Classes The Add Classes page appears.
This is the tool that allows you to add classes to your schedule.
10. Enter the class number To add a class, enter the four-digit number
of the first course you want in the box under the heading Class Nbr.
Once you enter the four-digit number of the first course you want, hit the tab
key. The class subject, catalog number and section will automatically appear
on the same line as the course number. Verify this information. Is this the
course you want? If it is, tab to the next box. If not, click on the delete
button and enter another four-digit course number.
11. If necessary, enter the number of credits If the class for which
you are registering has variable credit you will be taken to the Class
Enrollment Options page when you hit tab after entering the four-digit
class number. Enter the number of credits in which you would like to enroll
in the Units Taken field. When you click OK, you will automatically
be taken back to the Add Classes page.
12. If necessary, enroll in related classes If the class for which you
are registering has a related class attached to it (typically found in Biology,
Chemistry, Computer Science, Math and Nutrition) such as a lecture class with
two or more labs, you will automatically be taken to the Class Enrollment
Options page when you enter a class number on the Add Classes
page. Click on the magnifying glass next to the Related Component
box, select the appropriate related class, enter the required information and
click OK. You will automatically be taken back to the Add
Classes page.
13. If necessary, enter a PIN number If the class for which you are
registering requires a PIN number, you will enter in the class number and hit
the tab key, the course number will pop up, click on the course
number. This will take you to the Class Enrollment Options page.
Here you will enter in the PIN number in the designated box and click OK.
You will automatically be taken back to the Add Classes page.
14. If necessary, put yourself on a waiting list To put yourself on
a waiting list for a course that is full, you will enter in the class number
and hit the tab key, the course number will pop up. If the class
has a waiting list, a box will appear next to the course number. Click inside
the box to check it. This will put you on the waiting list once you submit all
of your courses. Your schedule will tell you your number on the waiting list.
15. Submit your class schedule Once all of the classes being added have
been entered, click on the yellow Submit button. The word Success
should appear under the heading Add Status. Clicking on the View
My Schedule link allows you to view and print your schedule using the
printer icon on the browser toolbar.
16. If necessary, resolve the Errors Found message in the Add
Status column If there is a problem with the registration of any
of your classes (if, for example, the class is closed, there is a time conflict
or the class requires a permission number), an Errors Found message
will appear in the Add Status column, indicating enrollment for
that class has not occurred. When the Errors Found link is selected,
the details on the error can be viewed. If you require assistance to resolve
the error, speak with a Benedictine Central Representative in Krasa 169 or call
(630) 829-6500. Once you have resolved the error, review the Add Classes
page and click on the yellow Submit button. The word Success
should appear in the Add Status column.
17. Log out of MyBenU You should now be registered for Spring 2007.
For security purposes, log out of the system by clicking the Sign Out
icon in the upper right-hand corner of the page.
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Self-Registration Questions and Answers
Q: What is MyBenU?
A: MyBenU is Benedictine Universitys online student information system.
One of the first functions to be implemented from MyBenU is self-registration.
MyBenU is available at www.ben.edu/ mybenu. You can also use MyBenU to add and
drop classes; view and print transcripts; view any financial/health holds; make
a payment; search for assigned advisors; and verify demographic information.
More functions will be available in the future.
Q: Who can use MyBenU?
A: Traditional undergraduate, adult accelerated, graduate, new freshman
and transfer students may all register through MyBenU.
Q: Is the system easy to use?
A: Yes. All you need is a user name, password and your pertinent registration
information such as department, course number, course title, credit, day and
time.
Q: Will help be available when I register?
A: Ben Central will be available to assist students from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30
p.m., Monday - Friday in Krasa 169 or call (630) 829-6500. If you are receiving
an error message, please refer to the error glossary prior to seeking assistance.
Q: Can I register prior to my assigned time?
A: No. The computer will not permit you to register early, but you may register
anytime after your assigned time.
Q: Do I still need to meet with an advisor?
A: Yes. All traditional undergraduate students must meet with their advisor
prior to each new registration. Your advisor will enter an electronic signature
into MyBenU that will allow you to register. You will not be able to register
using MyBenU without your advisors electronic signature.
Q: How do I reset my password?
A: Reset your password online through a secure access located at www.ben.edu/stuadmin
or click on the student password reset link located on the MyBenU and BenUConnect
home pages.
Q: What should I do if I am having trouble using the system?
A: If you are having trouble accessing the system, you may call the Information
Technology Helpdesk at (630) 829-6684. Please have your student ID number handy.
MyBenU will not allow you to register if there are financial or health holds
on your account. If you have questions about possible holds on your account
check MyBenU. If you still are having trouble please contact Benedictine Central
at (630) 829-6500 prior to your registration date.
Q. Can I register from home or off-campus?
A: Yes. MyBenU is available on and off campus. It can be accessed directly
at www.ben.edu/mybenu or if off campus
from the BenUConnect link on the Universitys Web site.
Q. Will I still need BenU Live?
A: BenU Live will continue to be available for class enrollments and other
functions. However, BenU Live will eventually be phased out and MyBenU will
provide all online academic services.
Q. What does the error message mean when I attempt to register?
A: See error glossary on the Advising Matters Web site at www.ben.edu/advising/.
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*Self-Registration using MyBenU is not available
to cohort program students and those taking courses on the Springfield campus.
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