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Campus Services

Graduate Registration

Returning students are encouraged to register online using self service, however, the secure e-mail form is also available. New students may register by submitting the online registration form via secure e-mail submission, by mail, fax, or in person. Students registering for biomedical science, computer science, Information Technology, management of information technology and humanities courses must have written approval from an adviser. Registration forms provide space for adviser approval. Permission may also be e-mailed to the Graduate School at hoodgrad@hood.edu  

View current schedule of courses here

Registration for summer and fall semesters


  • Current students registration begins April 8
  • New and non-degree students registration begins April 15

5 ways to Register


Adviser Approval

Students enrolled in the following programs are required to obtain adviser approval for all course registrations:

  • Biomedical Science
  • Computer Science
  • Humanities
  • Information Technology
  • Management of Information Technology

Withdraw from a Course


Notification of withdrawal must be in writing, and becomes effective only at the time it is received in the Graduate School office. Telephone calls will not be accepted and failure to attend class does not constitute withdrawal. Students will receive a confirmation of their withdrawals by using the official form found on the Graduate School Web site. If mailing or faxing a withdrawal, it is the student’s responsibility to call to ensure receipt.

Refunds will be given on the basis of the date and time notification is received in the Graduate School office. Please refer to the refund schedule, which can be found in the Academic Calendar located in the current Hood College Catalog, in the Graduate School’s Schedule of Classes, and on the Registrar’s website. Tuition, not fees, is refundable in accordance with the academic calendar. When a student withdraws prior to the first class meeting, tuition is refunded in full. A graduate student may withdraw from a course up to the last three weeks of classes.