Please first reference this FAQ to see if your question can be answered below. If not, you can schedule an appointment through the Advising Appointment Scheduling System.

• Appointment Request Form for Academic Advising

Please refer to the Temple University Directory.

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The following students need a PIN for registration:

• New students
• First-semester students
• Students with the academic standing of Academic Warning, Probation, Extended Probation, or Recovery
• Non-degree students

To get their PIN, students must communicate with the advisor to demonstrate a sufficient academic plan for registration. Once approved, advisors will share the PIN via email.

(Note: Students on Academic Probation, Extended Probation, and Recovery do not receive their PIN. All registration changes – add, drop, and withdrawal – must be processed by their advisor.)

If you need a PIN for registration, it will be emailed to you by your advisor after your academic plan has been approved.

Please email your advisor so they can review your record and remove the prerequisite restriction, if appropriate.

Petitions for credit overload are reviewed by the AAC Director. To see the criteria and petition process, review the Academic Course Load page.

Please fill out the Petition for Third Registration for the Same Course form in TUPortal and notify your academic advisor. This petition will be reviewed by your academic advisor. If approved, you will be allowed to register for the course.  

You may withdraw from a course online until the semester withdrawal deadline. The deadline is posted on the Academic Calendar. To understand the difference between drop and withdrawal, see the Drop or Withdraw from a Course New Tab site.

Please set up an appointment with the Career Development Office to get more information. If your internship has been approved, please complete and submit the TUJ Internship Approval Form to your academic advisor by the deadline.

Please refer to the Leave of Absence section.

Visit the Fly to Philly website, attend an information session, and/or meet with the Study Abroad Coordinator. Make an appointment with your assigned Advisor to discuss how study abroad will fit in your academic plan.

Ask your academic advisor to connect you with the coordinator for Credit Transfer & Student Exchange Programs at the AAC.

Please contact the coordinator at the Accessibility Services office (formerly Disability Resources and Services (DRS) office).