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Students can log in to .

• ¹û¶³´«Ã½ Username ID: Your username was created for you from the following:
  • First initial of your first name, middle initial (leave out if you have none), first 4 letters of your last name, and the last 4 numbers of your student ID # (900#). Your 900# is listed on your acceptance letter.
    • Example: JPSMIT1234= John Paul Smith 900551234
• Initial Password: For new ¹û¶³´«Ã½ students equals the last 4 digits of your social security numbers and the 2 digit day of your birthday.
  • If you were born between the 1st and 9th, use a 0 as the first digit of your day of birth.
  • Enter 4 zeroes if you did not provide your social security number to the university.

• Log in to .
• Select the four small squares in the left hand corner.
• Select Banner.
• Select Student.
• Select Student Records.
• Select Student Tranguid.
• Scroll down the page to Academic Information to find your advisor’s name and contact information.

• Log in to .
• Select the four small squares in the left hand corner.
• Select Banner.
• Select Student.
• Select Student Records.

NOTE: You must resolve any holds (parking tickets, library fines, etc.) on your account prior to registration. As a Dual Enrollment student, you have a Hold placed on your account that prevents you from self-registering, adding/dropping classes, withdrawing from classes or any other registration related activity. This HOLD remains on your account while you are enrolled as a Dual Enrollment student.

Yes, but only with the permission of your Dual Enrollment Advisor and high school counselor. Please note that add/drop is very difficult for MOWR students, and students may be unable to add classes due to limited class availability. As a MOWR student, you have a HOLD placed on your account that prevents you from self-registering, adding/dropping classes, *withdrawing from classes or any other registration related activity. Changing classes or adding/dropping classes must be completed by a Dual Enrollment Advisor at ¹û¶³´«Ã½.

Note: There will be no class changes made due to professor preference once schedules are created. Dual Enrollment Students who utilize the drop/add period but open books or use codes or materials and then drop the class, will be subject to fees. These fees could be $75 per class. *Withdrawing or dropping a course may affect your high school graduation.

• If you have enrolled in a course that has a lab fee, then you are required to pay the fee. If you are not enrolled in a lab but receive an invoice, please check to make sure you have completed your Dual Enrollment application at GAfutures.org and that it has been processed by your high school counselor. Please note that your classes will not be dropped by the deadline stated on the invoice or on subsequent emails that may be sent to you. Please contact the Financial Aid office with any concerns. 

• Log into Banner Web > Select Student > Select Nighthawk Registration > Select Student Invoice – Make Payment > Make Payment. Change the amount to the cost of the lab fee and place Dual Enrollment in the Memo Section. 

• Log onto GAfutures.org and sign in > Select Dual Enrollment (right hand side under "What’s New") > Select online application under Application Procedure > Complete and submit. Please inform your high school counselor that you have completed the online form.

• To continue at ¹û¶³´«Ã½ after high school graduation, you must complete a and submit a current high school transcript by the specified deadline date for the term and campus you wish to be considered for. You do not need to complete a new application for admission or submit an application fee. Please note that admission to a bachelor’s degree program is highly competitive and that admission is based on that year’s applicant pool. If you are ineligible for a bachelor’s degree program, you will automatically be considered for the associate degree pathway with the opportunity to internally transfer to a bachelor’s degree program at a later time.

• You will be able to see the classes covered by Dual Enrollment for ¹û¶³´«Ã½.

• Dual Enrollment does not cover non-approved Dual Enrollment courses. You are responsible for paying for the class and book(s).

• www.ung.edu > My¹û¶³´«Ã½ > Distance Ed >  
• www.ung.edu > My¹û¶³´«Ã½ > Distance Ed >  
• www.ung.edu > My¹û¶³´«Ã½ > Remote Access > Shared Class Files
• www.ung.edu > My¹û¶³´«Ã½ > Remote Access > My Documents (Students)

• www.ung.edu > My¹û¶³´«Ã½ > Email  (Check three times per week while not in school, and every day while attending school, especially before and after each class)

• www.ung.edu > My¹û¶³´«Ã½ > Technology Services > Helpful Links > Mobile Setup -Students