​Students at Le Moyne register for classes using an online registration system called Phinfo.

To confirm that you successfully registered for your courses, you need to click on the 'COURSE PLAN' tab on the main menu page of Phinfo. Make sure you specify the appropriate semester. The courses you have registered for will say 'Registered' here. 

You should meet with your advisor if at all possible. However, if you are having difficulties meeting with your advisor, you can try to meet with the chairperson of your major department. Only your assigned advisor or your department chair will have the ability to clear you to register. Please note: If you have been meeting with someone other than your assigned advisor, unless that person is your department chairperson, he/she will not have the capability of clearing you to register on Phinfo.

​If you are a returning undergraduate matriculated student, you should have already received your login and password. If you did receive your password and forgot or lost it, you can have your Phinfo password reset by the Info Tech Help Desk in the Noreen Falcone Library. You will need to show proof of identity before your password will be reset.

Below in the chart is a list of the messages that may stop you from registration for a particular course, an explanation of what it means, and what you should do.

Yes. If you are declared in more than one major, you should meet with each major advisor to ensure that you are receiving proper scheduling advice for both programs. However, Phinfo only requires that one of your advisors clear you for registration.

A restriction may be placed on your record by a College office if conditions exist that make it necessary to prevent further enrollment activity. Usually, some action by you is required in order to lift the restriction. Restrictions include but are not limited to:

◾Bursar Hold - you have an outstanding financial obligation to the institution which must be resolved by contacting the Bursar's Office.
◾Registrar Hold - you need to contact the Registrar's Office to determine the reason for the hold.
◾Immunization Hold - you need to provide proof of immunization to the Health Office.

​You may enroll in a closed course in one of two ways: 1) The department chair of the course in question has the capability of directly enrolling you into a course on the College's administrative system or 2) You must receive a written override permission form from the department chair of the course and bring the permission form to the Registrar's Office in 212 Grewen Hall.

Your advisor's name is listed on your personal profile data on ECHO. A link to his/her e-mail is also listed there.

​No. Students are prohibited from skipping or missing any part of class in order to register. The Phinfo access time listed for you is simply the earliest time you may access the system. You may also register anytime after that time. If you are a matriculated undergraduate student, you have been assigned a registration appointment time. You can view this time on My Student Profile in ECHO.  This appointment time should not conflict with any of your registered classes. Alternatively, you may drop off your signed advising form to the Registrar’s Office if you have another conflict and we can register you for your classes at your designated time. However, if you get closed out of courses you want and do not have alternative courses listed, we cannot decide for you.

​In order to provide you with the most accurate information regarding course scheduling and class availability, the College has decided to no longer provide printed schedules. Often there are changes in class scheduling including meeting times/days, instructor and even course cancellations that occur after the a booklet has been printed and therefore, the booklet becomes immediately inaccurate.

All students with a Phinfo account must use Phinfo to register. However, the staff in the Registrar's office is available to assist students with all of their registration needs. If you have problems or questions regarding your registration or even desire assistance with using Phinfo, we will be more than happy to help you. In some cases, it may be necessary for the Registrar's office to process some part of your registration. For example, if you were granted permission to enroll in a closed course or if you were granted a level waiver (you are a junior trying to register for a course that requires senior standing), the Registrar must process those types of registration exceptions.