Your Guide to USJ

Course Registration:

1. Go to the University of Justice Administration Website

Your first port of call, and the heart of all official information, is the University of Justice Administration's official website. This is where you'll find everything you need, from course catalogs to important dates and, of course, the registration portal itself. Make sure you're on the official site for accurate information!

2. Select Your Courses

Once on the website, navigate to the academic or course catalog section. This is where you'll explore the exciting array of programs and individual courses designed to shape future leaders in justice administration. Take your time:

Review your program requirements: Ensure the courses you choose align with your degree path and academic goals.

Check prerequisites: Some advanced courses require you to have completed introductory ones.

Consider your interests: What truly excites you about the field?

Note course numbers and sections: You'll need these precise details when it's time to register.

3. Make a Payment

With your ideal courses selected, the next crucial step is to secure your spot through payment. The UJA website will guide you through the available payment options – typically including online credit/debit card transactions, bank transfers, or setting up a payment plan.

Be mindful of deadlines: Missing payment deadlines can result in course removal or late fees.

Explore financial aid: If you're utilizing scholarships, grants, or student loans, ensure all paperwork is submitted and processed in advance. Check the financial aid section of the website for details and contacts.

4. Register!

You're almost there! After successfully making your payment, return to the designated registration portal (if you were redirected) and finalize your registration. This usually involves:

Confirming your selected courses and payment.

Clicking a final 'submit' or 'register' button.

Receiving a confirmation email: This is your official proof of enrollment! Save it for your records. It will often contain important information like your student ID, access to learning platforms, and orientation details.