• If you are unable to register using either of the above methods, you may submit the registration form by mail, in person, or by proxy (including: your full name; your Tufts ID number; your e- mail address; your telephone number; and the call number, department number, section, and title of each class to which you are requesting entry) to:

It is your responsibility to contact the appropriate department if you need to register for high-demand courses. Remember that high-demand registration usually takes place a week before regular registration.

If there is a course (or courses) that you absolutely must take the following semester, you must make prior arrangements with the professor and/or department in question, explaining your situation and asking that a place be reserved for you in that course. Although admission to courses cannot be guaranteed, selecting courses or sections of large lecture courses that meet at less popular times, placing your name on a waiting list, and attending all classes during the add/drop period usually results in admission to otherwise full courses.

Since most students returning from study abroad are seniors, the chances of gaining admittance to courses are fairly good. However, it should be clearly understood that you may not be able to arrange precisely the schedule of courses that you would like, and you should take this fact into consideration in your decision to study abroad.