When you register for courses and you run into a closed class, you are able to add your name to a waitlist for that class up to the Friday before the term begins. If space becomes available you, the student, will be notified via your CTX email account and you will have up to forty-eight hours to register for the waitlisted course.
A waitlist status does NOT mean that you are registered for the course. You will not be billed for a waitlisted course and may remove yourself from the waitlist at any time by changing your course status from ‘Waitlist’ to
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‘Drop’ online in MyInfo. For more information on the process click here.
Waitlist Frequently Asked Questions
Math courses are offered on a rotating schedule. Math course rotation schedule (PDF)
Spring Commencement: May 4, 2013, 2:00 pm.
End of Term: May 5
Beginning of Summer Term: May 6, 2013. Traditional 16-week classes begin on May 6, 2013. Classes for ADP and graduate students begin at various times. Check with your college/department/Center for class dates.
Summer Comencement: August 3, 2013, 2:00 p.m., Riverbend Centre
Fall 2013 Term begins: August 26
First day of traditional 16-week semester: August 28
Fall Break: October 14-18
CAAP Exam for Juniors and Seniors: October 28-Nov.11
Spring early online registration opens: November 12
Fall Commencement: December 7, 2:00 p.m., Riverbend Centre
Students may register for Spring 2014 as indicated below.
November 12, 2013 beginning at midnight) – Seniors (those students who have earned 90+ hours)
November 13, 2013 (beginning at midnight) – Juniors and Seniors (those students who have earned 60+ hours)
November 14, 2013 (beginning at midnight) - Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors (those students who have earned 30+ hours)
November 15, 2013 (beginning at midnight) – Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors
November 16, 2013 (beginning at midnight - all students and incoming new students
Online Registration Tutorial (PDF)
Visit http://online.concordia.edu to learn more!
The majority of the courses concentrate on special education since most differentiated instruction focuses on students who have been diagnosed with learning issues and qualify for modifications. The practices learned as part of this program can also apply to students who are unmotivated due to other issues, such as their home environment or socio-economic concerns.
Click above link for a listing of Summer 2013 OCICU (online) course offerings)
Completed course grades are posted to MyInfo at the end of every month for those courses that are complete and for which the professor has entered grades. Grades posted at the end of every month are visible in MyInfo by selecting the Student Transcripts option. Calculation of term and cumulative grade point averages and academic standing are completed at the end of the term when all grades are submitted. End-of-term grades are visible by selecting the Final Grades option in MyInfo.
Step 1: Determine which courses on your transcript are required in your major
Step 2: On your transcript, you will find your grade for each course converted into points. This number is to the immediate right of your grade. Add the total number of points for all of the courses required in your major.
Step 3: Add up the total number of credits for the courses required in your major. You will find this number to the immediate left of your grade.
Step 4: Divide.
Example:
ACCT 311 3.00 B 9.00
ACCT 321 3.00 C 6.00
BIOL 102 4.00 A 16.00
31.00
Total Points/Total Credits = MGPA
31.00/10.00 = 3.10
Your major GPA is 3.10
Candidates for a Concordia University Texas degree or the Lutheran Teacher's Diploma register for the appropriate Graduation course (GRAD UG - Undergraduate and GRAD GR - Graduate) during early online registration for the term during which the student completes all degree requirements. Students must have completed or be registered in all degree-required coursework during the term in which they intend to graduate and prior to being allowed to participate in commencement.
Example:
A student who intends to complete all degree requirements during the spring term registers for the graduation course during the spring early online registration period held during the preceding fall term. The same is true for graduation during the summer; the student registers during the summer early online registration period held during the spring term. Fall graduation is slightly different in that the student registers either during the early fall online registration period held in the spring (if course work is to be completed during the fall and summer classes are not being taken) or during the early fall online registration period held during the summer.
Registering for the graduation course charges the corresponding fee to the student’s account (see the Academic Catalog, Tuition and Fees section for information on fees) and initiates a comprehensive degree audit. When the graduation audit is completed, notification of the outcome of this audit is sent to the student’s ctx.edu email account.
The name placed on the diploma is the one found in the university data system as shown in MyInfo. The only name changes allowed on the diploma are those made to the student’s official records. A change of this type is done by filling out a Name Change Request Form (PDF)and submitting it along with appropriate documentation to the Registrar’s Office no later than four (4) weeks prior to the graduation date for that term.
Concordia provides a service that allows you to order transcripts 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week, using a product called Transcripts on Demand. No need to wait for Student Central to open or for normal business hours. Orders and payments are processed electronically. Official transcripts can be sent electronically to participating institutions - no more waiting for regular mail delivery. With this service, you get a confirmation email indicating that your order has been received. You also get an email letting you know your transcript has been received by the requested institution and the name of the individual who opened it. Anyone who attended Concordia may utilize this wonderful service. Contact Ms. Colleen Rinaldi at colleen.rinaldi@concordia.edu if you have additional questions.
Date: December 7, 2013
Location: Riverbend Centre
Time: 2p
Speaker: Mr. Bobby Jenkins
Date: May 3, 2014
Location: Riverbend Centre
Times: 2p
Speaker: Mr. John Garrett
Date: August 2, 2014
Location: To be determined
Time: 2p
Speaker: Mr. Tom Stacy
Click here for Location & Directions, Local Information, and Student Information.
For information on the computer competency exam, visit the Computer Competency Exam page on the College of Science website.
For juniors and seniors, the CAAP exam will be offered at each Center and on the Main Campus during the following time period. Check MyInfo for registration opportunities.
Spring 2013 Exam: April 1 - April 15
Registration: November 5, 2012 until March 8, 2013.
The Office of the Registrar is located in Building C
Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 term office hours:
(Excluding holidays)
Monday - Friday
8a - 5p
Student Central (traditional): studentsupportcenter@concordia.edu
Main Campus Center (ADP/MED): laura.arldt@concordia.edu
DFW Center (ADP/MED): heidi.edwards@concordia.edu
Houston Center (ADP/MED): lynne.schultz@concordia.edu
North Lamar University Center (ADP): ruth.hill@concordia.edu
North Lamar University Center (MED): esther.lugo@concordia.edu
San Antonio Center (ADP/MED): patricia.mitschke@concordia.edu
Student Central: 512.313.1700
Main Campus Center: 512.313.2702
DFW Center: 817.810.0227
Houston Center: 281.484.5846
N. Lamar Univ. Center: 512. 313.5698
San Antonio Center: 210.737.8758