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If you receive the error message "Campus restriction," it means that the campus/location of the CRN you selected does not match your current campus assignment. You need to select a different CRN.

To find the correct CRN:

1. On the Banner Registration landing page, click on Prepare for Registration and find your campus assignment, which is listed under your Primary Curriculum.
2. Go back to the Banner Registration landing page, and select Register Add/Drop/Withdraw and search for classes.
3. In the Class Search results, check the Location listed for the section in the Meeting Times column (in some browsers hovering over the column will display all the information, or you can expand this column to display more information):
   WEB2/WC2: online sections for students whose campus assignment is Norfolk main campus.
   WEB5/WC5: online sections for students whose campus assignment is Online in Virginia.
   WEB7/WC7: online sections for students whose campus assignment is Online outside Virginia or Online outside the United States.
4. You may not register for online sections that give a "campus restriction" error message -- you must choose the correct section for your campus assignment.

Crosslisting/Waitlisting of WEB2/5/7 sections:

1. WEB2/5/7 online sections are crosslisted (grouped), and within a group, are the same course with the individual sections restricted based on students' campus assignment.
2. Each individual section has a maximum capacity and the crosslist group has a maximum capacity. If the crosslist group capacity is reached, no further registration in any section in the group is allowed, even though individual sections may appear to have seats available.
3. If the section offers a waitlist, add yourself to the waitlist (see below for Waitlisting instructions).
4. You will be unable to waitlist a section for which you are not eligible to register.
5. Instructors and advisors cannot override the campus restriction.

When should I request a campus change vs. selecting a different CRN?

1. Campus change requests must be made prior to the start of classes. Campus changes cannot be made for past semesters.
2. If your campus assignment is incorrect please use the Campus Change Request Form to request a campus change.
3. For more information, see .
4. If you have any questions about the campus change process, please email campuschange@odu.edu.

If you have any questions about the Banner Registration functionality, please view one of the PDF documents below. A is also available to guide you through the registration process.

There are two ways to log in to LEO Online:

1. Go directly to LEO Online:

   1. Go to and click "Enter News and Secure Area"

   2. Click on the key icon at the bottom of the page

   3. Enter your MIDAS ID and password.

      NOTE: If you do not remember your MIDAS ID or password, you can retrieve your MIDAS ID and/or reset the password at the . You may also retrieve your University ID Number (UIN) at the same location.

   4. Once you are logged in to the secure area, follow the prompts.

   5. NOTE: For assistance with LEO login, contact the Registrar's Office at register@odu.edu or 757-683-4425.

      For assistance with your MIDAS ID and password, visit or contact ITSHELP@odu.edu, 757-683-3192.

2. Enter LEO Online through the University Portal:

   1. Go to and click on the link to myÂ鶹¹ú²úAV (requires MIDAS ID)

   2. If you don't already have a MIDAS ID, click on the "Sign Up" link. Otherwise click "Login."

   3. Once your MIDAS ID has been activated, use the MIDAS ID and password to log in to the University Portal.

   4. Inside the Portal, click on LEO Online link on the sidebar to access LEO.

   5. For more information on MIDAS and to reset your MIDAS password, use the links provided at .

   6. NOTE: For assistance with MIDAS login, contact the Office of Information Technology Services (ITS) at itshelp@odu.edu or 757-683-3192.

The UIN is a unique 8-digit number used to identify student and employee records. This number is printed on all University ID cards printed by the University Card Center after May 2004.

To obtain your UIN:

• For new admits: Your UIN is viewable on the electronic admission decision letter in the application portal. Log into the application portal, view the admission decision letter, and see the UIN on it.
• You can retrieve your UIN at the MIDAS website: . If you are unable to retrieve your UIN at the MIDAS website, please e-mail register@odu.edu with your full name and date of birth, or call 757-683-4425 (you will be asked to provide information to prove your identity).
• If you know your MIDAS ID and password, you can log into the LEO Online secure website. Click on Personal Information and then click on View University and MIDAS Identification Numbers. Your UIN will be displayed there.
• If you do not have internet access, you may visit the Office of the University Registrar (or your Site Director) with a photo ID, to request your UIN.

The UIN is considered personally identifiable information and is protected in the same manner as the Social Security number.

LEO no longer uses the University ID number and PIN for authentication. If you need assistance logging into LEO Online, e-mail register@odu.edu or call 757-683-4425.

The provides a way to reset your password online. If you have difficulty resetting your password, please contact ITSHELP@Â鶹¹ú²úAV.EDU or call 757-683-3192 for assistance.

Banner Registration class schedule search will show you whether classes are open, closed, or have waitlisted seats available. All courses that are linked (e.g., lecture/lab/recitation) will be presented with the linked sections.

In the Browse for Classes section of Banner Registration, you can choose to display Open Sections Only when you enter your search criteria.

You only need a time ticket during pre-registration periods.

Time tickets are assigned to currently registered, degree-seeking students approximately one month before pre-registration begins. If you do not have a time ticket, you cannot register until open registration, which begins the Saturday after pre-registration begins. You do not need a time ticket to register during open registration.

If you have not been assigned a time ticket, please review the time ticketing policy before requesting one. If you are not eligible for a time ticket, one will NOT be issued to you.

Check your unofficial transcript in LEO Online or view your Degree Works degree evaluation. Look for "earned hours."

E-mail the Admissions Office (transfereval@odu.edu). The Registrar's Office does not evaluate transcripts for transfer credit.

There are several ways to view your holds:

1. In LEO Online, use the Student Records link in the secure area to see your holds (View Holds). Other pages in LEO also have a View Holds link (displays current and future holds).
2. Log into the () and click on My Status Alerts to review your holds and contact information for resolving the holds. (NOTE: Future holds do not display here.)
3. In Banner Registration, click on Prepare for Registration to view your holds. (NOTE: Future holds do not display here.)
4. For information about resolving your holds, go to our Holds web page.

A list of holds that prevent registration is provided on this web site: see Holds for information on removing holds. If you view your holds from My Status Alerts in the University Portal, you will see a description of the holds and contact information for resolving them.

First, be sure your advisor block does not have a future effective date.

If it still has a current date, contact your advisor again by phone or e-mail and request that the hold be moved.

If you have not attended classes at Â鶹¹ú²úAV in the last 12 months, you must request reactivation of your account. You can do this online at the Admissions web site (). You must also complete a new Application for In-state Tuition if you want to qualify for in-state tuition rates.

If you were admitted for a prior term but did not attend in the term you were admitted, contact the Office of Admissions at admissions@odu.edu to have your admit term moved.

You can do one of the following:

1. Contact the instructor and ask that he or she pre-approve you via LEO Online. This method allows you to register online (until the drop/add deadline) after the instructor gives permission electronically, OR.

2. Have the instructor sign a completed registration drop/add/withdraw form, and fax or bring the form to the Registrar's Office, or scan/photograph and email the form to the Registrar's Office at register@odu.edu for processing.

3. Distance Learning students: Contact your student success coach about enrolling in the class. The instructor must still give approval to register.

Dropping a course by the published DROP deadline removes it from your academic transcript and you are not charged for the course.

After the DROP deadline and through the withdraw deadline for each session (or its equivalent for non-semester courses), signatures are not required to withdraw from classes. A grade of "W" will be assigned for withdrawals after the drop deadline through the withdraw period.

You can use LEO Online to withdraw until the published withdraw deadline (unless you have a financial hold). Students with financial holds cannot drop or withdraw online and must submit a completed registration form to the Registrar's Office in person, or by fax or email, or email register@odu.edu with your University ID Number (UIN) and course information, to be dropped or withdrawn. All requests must be received by the published deadlines.

Students who withdraw will be responsible for some or all of the tuition charges, according to the tuition refund deadlines published in the and the web site of the .

The new extended deadline of last day of classes for each session is a hard deadline and exceptions are not permitted. The "last day of classes" does NOT include Final Exam week. Once the withdraw deadline has passed, students cannot withdraw from classes.

If you have extenuating circumstances and need to withdraw from all your classes after the last day to withdraw on LEO Online for the semester, you should contact Student Outreach and Support (SOS) for assistance. This website includes a live Help feature, e-mail address, and forms for requesting administrative withdrawals. There is also a link to the tuition appeal form.

• Note: If you do not have extenuating circumstances or do not want to withdraw from all your classes, the normal withdrawal procedures and deadlines apply.

Spring/Fall:
Undergraduate students carrying 12 or more semester hours in the Spring/Fall terms are considered full-time. No student may enroll in more than 18 hours without written permission of the advisor or student success coach (for distance learning students).

All undergraduate students seeking to take more than 18 credit hours must have a 3.0 or better overall GPA. In addition, they must obtain the recommendation of their advisor AND written permission from the Dean of the college in which their major program resides. Students without a declared major must obtain the recommendation of their advisor and written permission from the Executive Director of Advising and Transfer Programs to enroll in more than 18 hours.

A student may not register for more than 4 credit hours in a Winter Term session.

Graduate students carrying 9 or more semester hours are considered full-time. No graduate student may take more than 12 credit hours without written permission of the graduate program director.

Summer:
During the Summer session, an undergraduate student is considered to be full-time if he or she is enrolled in 9 hours. A student may not enroll in more than 9 hours in a 6- or 7-week session, or 4 hours in a Maymester session. No student may enroll in more than 15 hours without written permission of the advisor or student success coach (for distance learning students).

All undergraduate students seeking to take more than 18 credit hours must have a 3.0 or better overall GPA. In addition, they must obtain the recommendation of their advisor AND written permission from the Dean of the college in which their major program resides. Students without a declared major must obtain the recommendation of their advisor and written permission from the Executive Director of Advising and Transfer Programs to enroll in more than 18 hours.

In Summer sessions, graduate students are considered full-time when enrolled in 6 or more credit hours.

Students in academic difficulty:
Undergraduate students on academic warning or academic probation may not enroll in more than 15 credit hours for the Fall and Spring semesters, and no more than 6 credit hours during the Summer session (and no more than one course in any single summer session). Students on Academic Warning or Probation may not register in Maymester or Winter Term classes.

You can designate a course as audit or pass/fail on the registration form, or by changing the Grade Mode of the course in LEO Online after you have registered for it. The deadline to change from credit to audit or pass/fail status, or audit or pass/fail to credit status is the deadline to ADD classes (see the Academic Calendar for the term).

Audited courses will be subject to the normal fees and regulations of the University. Regular attendance is expected, but tests and examinations are not required. No grade will be recorded, except that an instructor may assign a grade of "W&" to a student who misses an appreciable portion of the class. For further restrictions on audited courses, see the "Audit" section of the University Catalog.