Registration

All students must have a student record free of administrative and financial holds to be able to register in DukeHub. Undergraduate, divinity, and nursing students must meet with an advisor to be marked eligible to enroll. All other students are strongly encouraged to consult an advisor before registering for classes in DukeHub.

Registration Window Groups

Junior, sophomore, and first-year classes are divided into two groups according to the last two digits of the Student ID. Student IDs are not the same as Duke Unique IDs and do not appear on your DukeCard. In DukeHub, your Student ID appears in General Information under the My Profile section. The group assigned to the first window switches each semester.

00-49 - the last two digits of the Student ID are numerically between 00 and 49 (example: 1234543)
50-99 - the last two digits of the Student ID are numerically between 50 and 99 (example: 1234567)

Who can register for classes at Duke University?

• Undergraduate students
• Graduate/Professional students
• Non-degree and Continuing Studies students
• Duke Employees

DukeHub

Registration is completed via DukeHub. DukeHub is the student self-service application providing students with an array of information and direct access to their academic, financial, and personal data. Access to DukeHub is gained by the use of your NetID and password.

• DukeHub is available every day (except some Saturday mornings and holidays), seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day.
• As a security precaution, students should change their NetID password periodically. This ID and password are your key to accessing all of the personal information contained on these pages. Don't share your password with anyone!
• The use of DukeHub to gain access to or alter the record of registration of another person, or to gain access to restricted classes without proper permission, is a violation of the Duke Community Standard and is subject to disciplinary action.
• For technical help, contact the OIT Help Desk at (919) 684-2200.
• Registration and drop/add are available to all students with no outstanding financial or other obligations to the university. Students with outstanding financial obligations must make arrangements with the bursar's office before registering or attempting to drop/add. Those students who have not paid billed fees owed to, or fines imposed by, the university (such as laboratory fees, library fines, and parking fines) will not be permitted to register until the fees and fines have been paid, even if the student has paid tuition for the upcoming term.
• Registration window times are based on Eastern Time (ET).