Find your priority registration window
LEXINGTON, Ky. (Sept. 18, 2023) — Priority registration runs Oct. 30-Nov. 21, and this fall, for the first time, most University of Kentucky students’ registration window will be determined by their degree percentage rate.
To find when your priority registration date and time window opens, follow these steps:
- Login to myUK
- Navigate to myUK GPS under the Student Services tab
- Select the term "Spring 2024" in the top right corner
- Your Priority Registration window is located under "Can I register for classes?"
Graduate and professional students, students in the Lewis Honors College, students with disabilities and other eligible students will have earlier registration windows. Students and advisors will be notified of these windows in advance — so be sure to check myUK and your email, and work with your advisor now to be prepared.
For more information about the registration process, including frequently asked questions, visit https://registrar.uky.edu/registration.
Learn more about how to check your degree completion percentage and use the degree planning tool here: http://uknow.uky.edu/student-news/degree-planning-tool-helps-students-progress-more-efficiently-toward-their-degree.
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