Before you start the process, visit the course page and write down the course code of the course(s) you wish to register for (LGTC ####). You do not need to upload transcripts. You may leave this part of the form blank. 

STEP ONE : GET A STUDENT ID NUMBER

  1. Visit the Continuing Education Enrollment page to apply for an ID number. 
  2. Choose the appropriate term then Create an account and follow the steps to follow a new application and continue an application you started earlier. YOU DO NOT NEED TO SUBMIT UNOFFICIAL TEST SCORES.  
  3. When approved, you will receive a student identification number to activate your Identikey(this process might take a few days). If you have not received it after that time, contact ceregistration@colorado.edu or 303-492-5148.

STEP TWO: ACTIVATE YOUR IDENTIKEY

Once the student ID and pin you get via email to activate your identikey on the CU Boulder identity manager page

STEP THREE: REGISTER FOR COURSES

Go to MyCUInfo. It is the online campus portal. It gives you access to credit course enrollment, tuition bill, your final grades, and more.
1) Click on Register for classes. 
2) Search by Subject and Catalog Number. The subject is LGTC, the catalog number is the 4 digit number found after LGTC (5030, 5035, 5045, etc). You will find the subject and catalog number on the course page. 

If you have questions, contact us at ceregistration@colorado.edu or 303-492-5148.

Printable registrations instruction (returning students)

Step one: Locate your CU Boulder login credentials (identikey + password). You can reset your password on the CU Boulder identity manager page.

Step two: Activate your term. 

Step three: Register for courses

Go to MyCUInfo. It is the online campus portal. 

1) Click on Register for classes. 
2) Search by Subject and Catalog Number. The subject is LGTC, the catalog number is the 4 digit number found after LGTC (5030, 5035, 5045, etc). You will find the subject and catalog number on the course page. 

If you have questions, contact us at ceregistration@colorado.edu or 303-492-5148.

Step four: Check your CU email

Check your CU email on the Friday before the course starts.

Welcome to the program! Now that you are registered, visit the new student orientation page to find out what to do next!

  • 3 credit hour courses (10 weeks): Drops made by the end of the first week (Friday) get a full refund. Drops made after the one-week deadline and by the end of the second week (Friday) get a 60% refund and will result in a W grade posted on the transcript. Drops made after the 2-week deadline (Friday) will result in a W grade posted on the transcript, and full tuition and fees will be assessed.

  • 2 credit and 1 credit hour courses (8 or 6 weeks): Drops made by the end of the first week (Friday) get a full refund. Drops made after the first week will result in a W grade posted on the transcript, and full tuition and fees will be assessed.

Drop and withdraw requests must be emailed to the Program Director.