Student Service Center, Room 143, Memorial Union (Ground floor) Your MaineCard is your primary means of identification on campus. It has many uses, including checking books out of the library, purchasing food on campus (hint: you do not have to pay tax at the Union if you pay from funds on your card!), accessing the Recreation and Fitness Center, and entering certain buildings. You can obtain your MaineCard in the Student Service Center in room 143 on the ground floor of the Memorial Union.<\/p>\n You need to bring a picture ID in order to confirm your identity. Save yourself some time by filling out the application online and bringing it with you. Funds can be added to your MaineCard at machines in the Union and library (cash only), at the Student Service Center, or online at the MaineCard website.<\/p>\n The Graduate School, 5755 Stodder Hall, Orono, ME 04469-5755 The first step in registering for classes is to talk to your advisor and discuss classes that are required or highly recommended for your degree. Your advisor will work with you in designing your official program of study. There are a number of means of registering for classes. Some departments can register their own graduate students using the registration form \u2013 check with your departmental administrative assistant to see if this is an option for you. You may register online via MaineStreet. If you need a signature for a class, you will take your signed registration form to the Graduate School office in Stodder Hall. You may mail, fax, or deliver the form in person. After you are registered, you will receive a confirmation form, listing the courses for which you are signed up, in the mail. Check the confirmation to make sure you got the classes you wanted, especially if there is limited seating in one or more of them.<\/p>\n Here are some general tips regarding class registration:<\/p>\n \u2022 An easy way to find out what courses are being offered is to search through MaineStreet.<\/p>\n \u2022 Be sure to talk to other graduate students in your program for recommendations on the classes and professors to take, and how to survive the classes once you are in them.<\/p>\n \u2022 Many classes are offered every other year or on an irregular basis. Before deciding to wait on taking a class, make sure it will be offered again in the near future.<\/p>\n \u2022 If the course catalog says that permission is required to take a class, you must have the instructor (or your advisor) sign your registration form. You will not be able to sign up for the class using a R.A.N.<\/p>\n \u2022 Graduate classes typically do not fill up quickly but it is recommended that you sign up early for your classes. Sometimes classes may be canceled before the beginning of the semester if the registration is too low. If this happens, talk to the instructor teaching the class for options. If you register too late, there is a $100 late registration fee so make sure register on time.<\/p>\n Office of the Bursar, 5703 Alumni Hall, Room 100, 91르적 04469-5703 The Bursar in the Business Office of Alumni Hall maintains your financial account. If you are a Graduate Assistant, you typically receive a tuition waiver, but must still pay fees. The Unified fee covers miscellaneous university services and admission to athletic events. The RRC1 fee is a credit-based fee that allows all students to use the new recreational facility. The Graduate Activity Fee is handled and dispersed entirely by the GSG \u2013 another good reason to get involved with GSG. Be careful to ensure that your bill is paid on time, as the deadline seems to creep up fast and the $100 late fee is no joke. If you have financial support that has not been applied by time your bill is due, you need to inform the Bursar\u2019s office to avoid the late fee. Go to the 91르적 Portal and select Student Center under Student Self-Service. Next, select the Self Service link from the left-hand menu and choose Campus Finances from the expanded menu. Next, select Anticipated Resources on the right hand side. Choose the University of Maine by clicking on the Select button. Follow the instructions on the next page to update your expected resources for each semester.<\/p>\n Office of Student Records, 5781 Wingate Hall, 91르적 04469-5781 MaineStreet offers more than just online course registration. It provides instant access to your schedule, grades, financial information, academic history, student bill, and more. Like everything else, you need an ID and PASSWORD to access MaineStreet. Your User ID is typically your name (firstname.lastname). New students should have received letters detailing how to setup passwords. If you have any problems with your MaineStreet account, drop by the IT Help Center. If you need an official transcript, go to the Office of Student Records.<\/p>\n
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