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How to register for NUI Galway...
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25-08-2010 1:53pm#1
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They would have given you a link to go to. Theres a registration faq here:http://www.nuigalway.ie/registration/regfaq1st.html which should lead you through the steps involved. Take your time if you're picking subjects. Also you'll have to pay your registration fee (1500) and student levy (~250) - unless you applied for a grant, then you just pay the levy - so have some credit card details on hand. You can also upload a photo for your student ID card but if you prefer, you can just skip that and email them on a passport photo at some stage...there'll be instructions for that tooCould someone help me out here? just trying to figure out how to register online for 1st arts.... and i really don't know how, and the scary thing is that in the info pack they sent to my email says that i have 2 do it within 3 days of accepting the course via cao....thats today!
help would be appreciated...
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Im the same,arts in nuig, except i havent even recieved the information pack yet...
Worried...
Check you email, there should be a link there for an online version of it
Yeah, i was surprised about the three day thing too... and I didn't realise you had to pick your subjects( arts) straight away! I thought you had a few days to try classes or something....0 -
QueenOfLeon wrote: »They would have given you a link to go to. Theres a registration faq here:http://www.nuigalway.ie/registration/regfaq1st.html which should lead you through the steps involved. Take your time if you're picking subjects. Also you'll have to pay your registration fee (1500) and student levy (~250) - unless you applied for a grant, then you just pay the levy - so have some credit card details on hand. You can also upload a photo for your student ID card but if you prefer, you can just skip that and email them on a passport photo at some stage...there'll be instructions for that too
but i don't have a user id or password...... or do i?
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QueenOfLeon wrote: »Your user id is just your CAO number. This will become your student number on your student ID card. Your password will be sent out in the registration pack
sorry to be so annoying, but where on the reg pack is my password... i only got the email version though...0 -
You'll be sent out one in the postsorry to be so annoying, but where on the reg pack is my password... i only got the email version though... There'll be instructions on a booklet and you get your password from there. Maybe someone who has got the registration booklet already can help you, it may have changed since last year! 0 -
QueenOfLeon wrote: »You'll be sent out one in the post There'll be instructions on a booklet and you get your password from there. Maybe someone who has got the registration booklet already can help you, it may have changed since last year!
ok thanks very much!:)0 -
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for anyone who doesn't have a credit card, you can also request a bank giro to pay your fees and student levy. an email address is given in the booklet and they'll send one out to youQueenOfLeon wrote: »Also you'll have to pay your registration fee (1500) and student levy (~250) - unless you applied for a grant, then you just pay the levy - so have some credit card details on hand.
if you don't want to upload or email a pic, you can get it taken on the day you're collecting your ID card but you'll be waiting ages. i made this mistake last yearQueenOfLeon wrote: »You can also upload a photo for your student ID card but if you prefer, you can just skip that and email them on a passport photo at some stage...there'll be instructions for that too
you have until the end of sept to register afaik so there's no rush but you will receive an information pack telling you how to register in the coming days or next week.i accepted home ec teaching on monday but have no recieved no word about registration etc...
just wondering does anyone have any clue when it would be..?
hope this helps, guys 0 -
whiteman19 wrote: »if you don't want to upload or email a pic, you can get it taken on the day you're collecting your ID card but you'll be waiting ages. i made this mistake last year
I was gunna say this aswel but on their 2010 faqs it says to upload one or to email on a passport one within the next few weeks, so maybe they're not taking the photos this year? Might speed things up a bit!0 -
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