Class Schedules
You may find the Schedule of Classes online from the www.mssu.edu home page and also through the Lionet student portal. To search the class schedule in LioNet , follow these steps:
- Select "Register/Drop Classes" from the Student Quick Links menu.
- Select "Browse Classes".
- Select the term you want to search.
- Search for classes by subject, course number, delivery type, days, instructor, and more.
Off-Schedule Chart
For withdrawal and cost refund dates for off-schedule courses, please see the Fall Off Schedule Courses Chart. Posted withdrawal information applies to standard sixteen week courses only. Dates may vary for off-schedule courses (i.e. five weeks, eight weeks, eleven weeks, twelve weeks and thirteen weeks).
spring & Summer 2025 Priority Enrollment schedule
- View your Degree Works audit through Lionet.
- Schedule an advising appointment with your advisor.
- Self-Enrollment: Currently enrolled MSSU students with
30+ earned hours, in good academic standing, with no registration holds can self-enroll through Lionet (Some majors may limit enrollment in the departments).
- Currently enrolled MSSU students: Credit Hours = Earned and in-progress hours.
- Former and New Transfer students: Credit Hours = Earned credits on official transcripts. Schedule enrollment appointment with the department of your major.
10/21/2024 - Seniors: 90+ credit hours, students with documented disabilities, (must be pre-approved by the Coordinator of Disability Services), junior athletes and athletic trainers, approved students in Project Stay, benefits receiving Military service members and Veterans, students in the Honors, Global Leaders, MKEAP programs, and Postgraduates
10/28/2024 - Juniors: 60+ Credit Hours
11/04/2024 - Sophomores: 30+ Credit Hours
11/11/2024 - Freshmen: 1+ Credit Hours
11/18/2024 - Open Enrollment
Self-Enrollment
Self-enrollment is available on Lionet or the MSSU Mobile App to most currently enrolled students without the use of any additional pins or passwords. Consult with your advisor and refer to your Degree Works audit prior to self-enrollment.
Criteria for self-enrollment
- Students must have 30 or more credit hours (including in-progress classes, but excluding courses that are below 100 level).
- Students must be in Good Academic Standing.
- Students are expected to meet with their advisor prior to self-enrollment.
- Students are expected to take full responsibility for the courses they enroll in if they don’t consult with or follow their advisor’s input.
- *Note: Some departments and programs may not allow or may not be suitable for self-enrollment. Check with your department if you can self-enroll.
Self-enrollment FAQs
Is your GPA below a 2.00?
- Students with GPA below 2.00 are encouraged to seek the assistance of their advisor with the enrollment process to ensure successful degree progression.
Which students cannot self-enroll and how can they enroll?
- Students with less than 30 completed hours (excluding courses below 100 level). Contact your academic advisor or department of your major.
- Students on academic probation. Contact your academic advisor. Contact the Student Success Center to enroll if you are a freshman on academic probation. Otherwise, contact your advisor.
- Students on academic suspension whose appeal has been approved for them to take classes
- Students with enrollment holds will need to contact the department that applied the hold and take care of the hold before you can enroll.
How do I find who my advisor is?
- Check your Degree Audit to see the name of your academic advisor. You can email your advisor from the audit by clicking on the “Envelop” icon on the top right of the audit.
- If you have not been assigned an advisor, contact the department of your major to be assigned an advisor.
Can non-degree seeking students self-enroll?
Supplemental Enrollment Assistance: The Student Success Center – Advising unit is also available to assist with enrollment. Appointments are strongly encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome and students will be seen on first-come-first served basis. Schedule the appointment at Hearnes hall 308 or studentsuccesscenter@mssu.edu or 417-625-3550 .
What enrollment resources are available?
New and Former Students Enrollment
- You can refer to the Priority Enrollment schedule for you enrollment.
- The academic departments will be contacting students to schedule enrollment appointments.
- You may also contact the Student Success Center, Advising unit at 417-625-3550, or by email at studentsuccesscenter@mssu.edu or in Hearnes Hall 308 for an appointment.
Helpful Reminders
New Student Resources
Auditing a Course
The cost to audit is the same as for a credit course. The student must apply for admission, enroll in the course, and obtain a "Permit to Audit" from the Registrar's Office. The signatures of the instructor as well as the Dean must be obtained.
The signed "Permit to Audit" must be returned to the Registrar's Office by the end of the second week of classes (for fall and spring semesters) or the end of the first week of classes (for summer semester). No change from audit to credit or from credit to audit may be made after the second week of classes (for full terms).
Students with Disabilities
Accommodations for students with disabilities are made on an individual basis based on the student's current documentation. If you need services or would like more information, please contact the Coordinator of Student Disability Services at 417-659-3725 in the Student Success Center.
