Full time graduate students are charged an admission confirmation deposit of $200.00 prior to class registration. This fee is payable at the Bursar’s/Cashier’s Office, located in Memorial Hall, Room 104. It is advisable to bring your acceptance letter which has your student ID number.

Register for classes. This can be completed on campus or via regular mail. Information about the registration process is available online or in The Course Listing Booklet. The booklet is distributed at the Continuing Education/Enrollment Center in Willard Hall, room 111. If you require assistance in choosing courses, contact your advisor whose name is found on your acceptance letter. Full time student registration, click here or part time students click here.

Student ID. New students need to obtain a Blue Chip ID card (student identification card) which is used at facilities such as the parking garages, library, computer labs, and to attend campus events. The Card Center is in the Bookstore in the Student Center. Students should bring a copy of their class schedule and a valid form of identification.

Computer Account. All new students need to create a BlueNet ID. This internet log-in provides access to Central Pipeline, school computers, e-mail, online registration, and much more. This can also be done in person at the Marcus White Computer Center.

Medical Requirements. Full time students are required by the state to have a physical examination and provide proof of immunizations; you will receive medical forms from Health Services. Part time students must provide proof of immunizations; these forms are available at the Health Services.

Program of Study. The planned program of study form is a list of courses / capstone requirements needed to complete your program. This form should be completed with your advisor and should be accomplished according to your program requirements, before the end of your first semester, unless your program specifies otherwise. Your acceptance letter provides the name of your program advisor. The email address and phone number of your advisor also can be found on the CCSU website.

Further Information is available online as well as in the Graduate Studies Handbook and Graduate Catalog. These publications contain all policies and procedures for graduate students and programs. Information about graduate assistantships, scholarships, and various forms are located online and in the publications. The handbook can be obtained in the Office of Graduate Studies located in Henry Barnard Hall, room 102.