Stellic Course Registration

Course registration is coming to Stellic for the Spring 2027 semester. At this time Stellic and MyBlue can both be used for student course registration.

  • Course registration functions best when students have courses and sections added to their student plan prior to registration.

  • The registration process starts with the Student Plan, then the Scheduler organizes course selections and sections into a calendar view providing students a full picture of their semester. When the student is ready, from the Scheduler they can complete course registration.

Student Plan → Scheduler → Registration

For Registration support please contact unkstellic@unk.edu or unkregistrar@unk.edu 

Quick links to topics found on this page:

Registration Access  

When a student's registration time is open link will display and they can access registration from the Student Plan (Plan your Path) or Home.

Access Registration from Student Plan:

Fall 2026 term registration card showing 6 credits, status Open, and a “Continue to Registration” button.

Access Registration from the student's Home:

Banner announcing “Fall 2026 Registration Opens” with an Open status indicator and a Start Registration button on the right.


Registration Readiness

  • The heading at the top of the scheduler indicates course readiness. Items such as holds, checklist items and enrollment deadlines will be displayed in the top heading of the Primary Plan.

Dashboard header showing “Primary Plan” with status badges “2 courses ready” and “Checklist complete,” plus a “Start Registration” button and a note that registration closes Aug 28, 2026.

  • Items in the header are clickable and offer the specific details of any holds or course items to resolve, such as time conflicts, requisites etc.
  • The blue "Courses Ready" indicates the student can begin registration. The Checklist Complete button indicates when the student completed checklist items, such as the Enrollment Disclaimer.
  • Note: Any other hold items like permits and overload requests will need to be processed in MyBlue.

Scheduler

The scheduler provides an at a glance look at planned courses in a calendar view.
  • Left panel: planned courses for the term, organized by enrollment status (Enrolled, Waitlisted, or Planned)
  • Center: weekly calendar view, with online and asynchronous courses displayed across the top
  • Right panel: Section details, course search filters 

Viewing options: The schedule can be viewed weekly by courses laid out by day and time. Or semester view, when all your courses occur across the semester without specific dates.

By default, only enrolled classes are visible on the calendar view. Toggle waitlisted or planned courses to display them as well.

Example:

Course registration planner interface showing a weekly calendar for August 2026 with selected course details for “Fundamentals of Research in Social Welfare” on the right.

Add Activities & Commitments

  • Students can add activities such as work, volunteering, practice, or other recurring activities to be included in the schedule.
    • Click and drag on an open time slot in the calendar
    • Select Add Activity
    • Name it and set the times
    • Click Save
    • The students’ activities now appear on your schedule, helping avoid conflicts.
My Activities panel showing one request and a highlighted plus button for adding a new activity.Activity creation form with fields for Name (Marching Band), Type (Academic), and scheduled times on Monday 7:00–9:00 AM and Tuesday 10:00–11:00 AM, plus an Add Activity button.
  • If courses that were placed in the Student Plan do not have a section selected, in the scheduler an alert icon will be displayed instructing you to pick a specific section

Example of course section selection:

Course planner screen showing ENG 102, “Special Topics in Academic Writing and Research,” with “No section selected” and a highlighted “select a section” button.

 

  • Click on “Select a section” the sidebar will display to the right. From there the student can review the available sections and meeting times that work best for them. Clicking the plus + icon to select the specific section.
  • Adding courses to the Scheduler will by default, add them to the student’s student plan.

Example of Course Section Selection:

Course listing for ENG 102 “Special Topics in Academic Writing and Research” showing several lecture sections with add (+) buttons, meeting days/times, and seat availability indicators.

Schedule Generator

  • Add additional tool to help students plan and evaluate possible course schedules is by using the Schedule Generator. The generator works by setting must have and nice to have preferences and generates multiple course schedule options that students and advisors can review and select the best option that works best for the student.
  • The Schedule Generator will work just the same if course sections have been picked out in the student plan or if sections have not been yet selected. This tool organizes that data bases on student preference.
  • The Schedule Generator can be accessed in two places and will bring you to the Scheduler.
 
  • From a Student Plan, click on the Calendar icon in the top right of a semester tile Course planning interface for Spring 2027 with a General Chemistry (CHEM 161) card marked Planned, and a highlighted calendar icon button in the top-right.

  •  During course registration the Continue To Registration will also bring you to the scheduler. Registration card for Spring 2027 showing 15 credits, registration status “Upcoming,” the next open date and time, and a “Continue to Registration” button.
  • Planner page for Spring 2027 showing a Primary Plan with 4 courses ready and 1 checklist item, and a highlighted “Generate Schedule” button.

Schedule Preferences 

Select options from the optional Must Haves:

  • Seat Availability: Generate sections with only open seats, or all sections
  • Campus: Kearney is the only option
  • Modality: Face to Face, In person, Web Based ETC
  • Semester Blocks: Any, mini sessions, regular academic session etc

Screenshot of a “Generate Schedule” preferences panel showing must-have options for Seat Availability, Campus (Kearney), Modality (face-to-face, online, etc.), and Semester Blocks.

Set Course Presences, these options will allow the student to set proffered course instructor for each course in the Plan.

Course preferences form showing selected courses and an instructor dropdown expanded with “Ahna Packard” listed.

Nice to Have Preferences

  • Select preferences for days of the week and time of day the course is offered. 
Scheduling app screen titled "Nice to Haves" showing ranked preferences for Days of Week, Time of Day, and Class Density, with a "Generate Schedule" button at the bottom.

Click on Generate Schedule and review up to 5 schedule options. Hovering over each option will display on the calendar view the meeting times and days. Click on the Schedule and apply it to the Planned courses. 

Course schedule planner interface showing a weekly calendar with class blocks, a list of planned courses on the left, and five schedule options with match ratings on the right.

If you would like to refine or reset the Must Have and Nice to Haves, click the buttons at the bottom of the generated list of courses.


Registration Steps

With Courses in a Student Plan

  • From the student Home or Scheduler pages Student’s will click “Start Registration”
  • The Registration page will display course details in the “My Courses” section. Here the student can review, class number, timing, dates, room, building, teaching location, campus, modality, credits, instructor, seats and sub-term. If they need to remove a course, scroll all the way to the left and click the “Remove” button.
  • A course can also be added from this page by clicking on the plus + icon in the top right corner of the My Courses section.
  • To enroll in the selected courses, click the blue “Register Now” button.
  • A confrontation window will appear, click “Confirm” to complete the process.

Example Registration Page:

Registration planner screen showing a Primary Plan with two selected courses and a prominent “Register Now” button, plus controls to add or remove courses.

Registration Confirmation:

Course registration confirmation screen listing SOWK 440 (Fundamentals of Research in Social Welfare, section 01) and SOWK 441 (Social Work Practice with Individuals & Families, section 02), with

Confirmation screen showing “2 Courses Registered” with a note that registration is complete and links to see details, plus buttons for Back to Registration and Back to Scheduler.

  • Registration Confirmation A student can check their student plan for that semester and courses enrolled will be identified as such. Also the Student Home dashboard will indicate courses registered for. Additionally MyBlue will indicate courses registered for. 

Dropping Courses

After a course has been enrolled, students can drop courses from either the Scheduler or the Enrollment window.

  • From the Enrollment window, Click on the Actions button and select Drop Course

“My Courses” page listing two registered classes, with the Actions menu open and “Drop Course” highlighted.

  • From the Scheduler, Click on the course and in the sidebar of the course details, click on the Actions button and select Drop Course

Course registration dashboard showing ART 120 Art Appreciation selected, with an Actions menu open offering Drop Course and Remove From Plan.

  • Drop Course Confirmations message will appear

Drop Course confirmation dialog showing ART 120 Art Appreciation (section 01) with Cancel and a red Confirm button.

  • Dialog box titled "Course Withdrawn" stating you have been withdrawn from the course, with a note that a drop transaction assigned a grade of W; shows ART 120 Art Appreciation section 01 and a Close按钮Once course has been withdrawn, in the Student Plan, Scheduler and Enrollment Window a section for Withdrawn courses will be displayed.

Registration Steps 

Students with no Courses in Student Plan

Home → Scheduler → Registration

  • Students can register for courses without the student plan. The student will access the Scheduler and Registration pages from Home or “Schedule Semester year (Spring 2027) from the lefthand navigation menu. Either of these links will load the Scheduler.
  • If the specific course is known, click on the plus + icon in the top right corner the My Courses section to add course by course code and number.

Example of manual Course add:

Courses page header showing “My Courses (0)” with a plus button opened to a menu offering “Add Course” and “Search Courses.”.

Type in specific course name and number, example ENG 102

Course list interface showing “My Courses (0)” and a search field for “ENG 102 - Special Topics in Academic…,” with the search icon and Add button highlighted.

  • If clicking on the “+ Add First Course” button instead, the Course Search function will display. Using the Course Search allows the search filters to be utilized.
  • Once added, the course will appear in the “My Courses” in the Scheduler. Before enrollment can happen, the course section needs to be selected.
Course planner interface showing ENG 102: Special Topics in Academic Writing and Research, with a prompt to select a section and a 3 credits label.
  • Click on “Select a section” the sidebar will display to the right. From there the student can review the available sections and meeting times that work best for them. Click the plus + icon to select the specific section.

Example of Course Section Selection: 

Course section list for “Special Topics in Academic Writing and Research (ENG 102)” showing lecture options with days and times, with the plus icon for Lec 02 highlighted.

Example of Scheduler page after sections have been selected:

Course planning page showing a weekly schedule for late August 2026 with planned classes listed on the left and a highlighted “Start Registration” button in the top right.
  • Once courses have been added and course readiness indicates as ready, click “Start Registration” as similar to the steps above.
  • Note, it is recommended that courses be added to the student plan prior to registration, as live course enrollment data can change and impact course availability and section selections.
Registration Steps for courses not placed in Plan:


Stellic Registration Video Tutorial