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Welcome, new students

One Stop Student Services is here for you: online, by email, on the phone, or in person. Count on us for expert advice whenever you have a question or concern about your registration, financial aid, student accounts, billing, payments, and veterans benefits. Look for the lock symbol Lock symbol under the self-service Quick Links section for personalized, dynamic tools that allow you to take care of business online.

Comprehensive, accurate, & timely assistance online

Look to One Stop Student Services for the most complete, accurate, and up-to-date information you need to succeed as a student at the University of Minnesota.

Class selection tools

A class selection tutorial on tools to help you find and create a course schedule that works for you

Registration tutorial

A video that takes you through the steps to register online

Financial aid basics

Detailed introduction to the process of getting financial aid

 

Specifically for you

 

Class of 2015

If you are a new first-year student, use the Office of Orientation & First Year programs website as a primary resource to begin your educational journey at the University of Minnesota.

 

Transfer students

If you are a new transfer student, college advising offices & One Stop are your primary resources. Pay particular attention to:

Transfer credits in APAS

Check out your Student Course Report for details on how transfer credits fulfill requirements at the University of Minnesota.

Minnesota transfer curriculum

Provides more useful information if you are transferring from another Minnesota state college or university.

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International students

If you are an international student, you will use One Stop to make student account payments, register for courses, track your grades and academic planning. Because you must also meet visa requirements, these links offer background on what you need to do:

Third party billing

Set-up required if you have a sponsor, a government, or an NGO that finances all or a portion of your education

Registration information for international students

Holds, health plan coverage, & credit load requirements for international students

International studies, services, & programs

University offices & programs that support, develop, & inform international students

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Graduate students

If you are a graduate student, see your academic adviser or a student services professional from your college or department for services related to degree progress.

Current Graduate School website

Academic policies & forms related to graduate-level coursework, student status

Credit requirements

Enrollment requirements for fellowships & assistantships

Estimating your costs

Cost of attendance estimates for spring & falll semester tutuion, fees, & other expenses

Assistantships, fellowships, & traineeships

Types of support & details on how these stipends impact other forms of financial aid

Graduation checklist

Complete these items when preparing to graduate

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