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If you were dropped from classes due to not completing your financial arrangements on time, the following information will guide you through the steps to re-register for classes. You may also review the Drop for Non-payment Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on the Late Payment Penalties page of the Student Accounts website.

Action Items

How to access your Action Items within your Pace Portal:

• Select "Student Home"
• Select the "Register for Classes" box located on the far right, and a pop-up window that says "Action Items are Required" will appear.

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Step 1: Complete the action items listed on your Pace Portal

This process is designed to help you plan and cover your charges upon re-registration. It will explain the various ways you can pay for your education at Pace including the following payment options:

• Â鶹´«Ã½ Payment Plans
  A payment plan is an option available to students and their authorized users that allows you to pay your semester bill in scheduled installments. For more information on our payment plan options, please review the Payment Methods and Financing Options webpage. Be advised that you can only sign up for a payment plan once you have registered again, which generates a bill.
• Financial Aid
  Review the to determine if you have been offered aid options and if it is enough to cover your bill. If not, review options for additional aid and financing opportunities on the Financial Aid Office website.
  • Check to see if you have any unsatisfied financial aid requirements preventing your aid from being offered or disbursed. If so, complete and submit the requirements as soon as possible. You can view these on your by following the steps below:
    • Select the Student Home on the left navigation bar.
    • Select the Financial Aid tile in the middle of the page.
    • Review the Student Requirements section on the Home tab for a list of any Unsatisfied Financial Aid Requirements.
    • Follow up by providing any requested documentation to the Financial Aid Office.
  • Ensure you have accepted your financial aid offers. If you have not accepted your aid, review what has been offered to you on the "Award Offer" tab and determine what funds you may want to accept.
    • If you have been offered a PLUS Loan and need help determining how much money you need for the year, please use the .
    • If no aid has been offered, and you have recently completed outstanding financial aid requirements, please allow 7-10 business days for processing.
  • Have Financial Aid questions?
    Visit the Financial Aid Office Resource page for additional information and access video tutorials directly for guidance. After reviewing these resources, if you have questions about your financial aid and need to speak to the Financial Aid Office, please contact them at financialaid@pace.edu or (877) 672-1830 (all campuses).
• External Resources
  If you are using external resources (529 College Savings Plan, Employer Benefits, Outside Scholarships, etc.) to pay for part or all of your charges, please review the Third-Party and Sponsored Billing page of the Student Accounts website. Be prepared to provide supporting documentation to the Student Accounts Office using the as they review your information. Charges will be due upon re-registering, so please notify external resources of your enrollment. If additional funds are required, we recommend that you review the Alternative Financing page of the Financial Aid website.
• Personal Resources
  If you plan on using personal resources, please review the Make a Payment instructions on the Student Accounts website. Please note that your Fall 2024 charges will not be reassessed until after you re-register. Charges will be due upon re-registering, so ensure you have access to the necessary funds. If additional funds are required, we recommend that you review the Alternative Financing page of the Financial Aid website.

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Step 2: Check for Financial Aid holds

If you anticipate receiving financial aid to help cover your costs at Pace, review your account for possible financial aid holds. You can check for financial aid holds by following these steps:

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• Select Student Home in the left navigation bar.
• Select the Financial Aid tile in the middle of the page.
• Review your Financial Aid Home page for any Holds. Holds will appear in a red box.

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Step 3: Check for registration holds

You may have holds separate from financial holds that prevent registration. Different departments may place a hold on your account for different reasons, usually because you need to provide information or complete a required task. You may view your registration holds(s) by following the steps below:

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• Select Student Home in the left navigation bar.
• Select the Student Dashboard tile in the upper right of your screen.
• Select Student Profile - Holds are displayed in the upper right corner.
• To determine if a hold impacts registration, look at the Affected Processes field in the hold box.

If you have holds that will not allow you to register for classes, you must resolve the hold before you can register. For more information on Registration Holds, please view the Guide for Registration Holds. In the Student Profile, you can access your advisor's name and email address in the middle of the page.

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Step 4: Re-register for courses

Next, you may re-register for classes. To avoid being dropped from courses again, we recommend waiting to register until you have solidified your plan to pay your bill. The email you received when you were dropped included a listing of the courses you were enrolled in at that time. Please note, enrollment in the same course(s) is not guaranteed.Â鶹´«Ã½¯ Any form requests to add a closed or restricted class must be approved before the final add/drop deadline Tuesday, September 17, 2024 which is the last day to add a course with faculty permission and/or to drop a course.

Continuing/Returning Students Â鶹´«Ã½“ Registering

Returning students should confirm the timeframe of when they are trying to adjust their registration, follow the directions below, and contact their advisor with any questions.

Through the First Week of the Fall 2024 Semester

• Re-register/register for a class that has an open seat: self-register through your account.
• Register for a closed class (no available seat): Complete and submit a Registration Â鶹´«Ã½“ Permission Required Form (previously closed course form) available on the Office of the Registrar forms webpage.
• Drop a course: drop through your account.
• Withdraw from a course (W grade): Not Applicable until after the final Add/Drop deadline on September 17, 2024.

Second Week of the Fall 2024 Semester Through the Final Add/Drop with Permission Deadline of September 17, 2024

• Re-register/register for a class that has an open seat: Complete and submit a Registration Â鶹´«Ã½“ Permission Required Form (previously closed course form) available on the Office of the Registrar forms webpage.
• Register for a closed class (no available seat): Complete and submit a Registration Â鶹´«Ã½“ Permission Required Form (previously closed course form) available on the Office of the Registrar forms webpage.
• Drop a course: drop through your account.
• Withdraw from a course (W grade): Not Applicable until after the final Add/Drop deadline on September 17, 2024.

After Final Add/Drop Deadline of September 17, 2024

No further course registration/addition of courses is possible for the Fall 2024 semester, including courses from which students were dropped for non-payment.

Students may withdraw* from a course(s) in their account beginning Wednesday, September 18, 2024 through the deadline to withdraw without instructor permission on Tuesday, September 10, 2024.

*Students planning to withdraw from a course after the final Add/Drop deadline should be sure to review the , consider possible impact on financial aid if applicable and consult with your Advisor if you have additional questions before withdrawing from a course(s).

Step 5: Finalize Financial Arrangements

Once re-registered, your charges will be assessed immediately. Your bill will be due, which means you must finalize your financial arrangements by September 18, 2024 by 5:00 p.m., so you are not dropped from your courses again.

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