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If this is your first time registering for a course at the University of Rhode Island, welcome!

There are five steps to register for URI credit from a concurrent high school class. Even if you have taken a course at URI before (or have previously applied to take one), please follow the instructions listed below to take a URI concurrent class this year as a non-matriculating student.

Step 1: Non-Degree Application

Complete the Non-Degree Application Form. Please note, even if you have already completed a URI non-degree application form for a previous academic term (fall, spring, summer, or J Term), your existing URI e-Campus account will not be activated for course registration for this new term until you have completed a new version of this application form specifically for the Spring 2026 term. 

Non-Degree Application

 

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IMPORTANT: Select “No” that you have a four-year college degree, and “Yes” that you are currently attending a RI high school.

The term is referring to the semester that you plan to enroll. A RI resident is defined as a student who lives and attends a high school in the state of Rhode Island. The School Code is specific to your high school; use the magnifying glass to select your school.

Notice: After submitting your application, there will be a 1-3 business day wait to receive your URI account and receive approval to register for concurrent credits. Our team will be working diligently to get this completed as soon as we can!

Please do not submit multiple non-degree applications for the same term, as this will cause further delays in approving your application. Please contact sierra.perez@uri.edu you need to confirm if your application was already submitted.

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Step 2: Create URI Account and ID

Within 3 business days of the submission of your application form, you will receive your URI Student ID# via an email from es-registration-group@uri.edu (no-reply). Be sure to check your spam folder for receipt of this notification. If this is your first time applying to take a course at URI, you will then use your URI ID# to register for e-Campus, URI’s student information system. To create your e-Campus account, visit Getting Started – Students and click on the “Register for an eCampus Account” link. You will create a username and password.

Step 3: Class and Permission Numbers

To complete your enrollment for URI credits, you will enroll into the class in eCampus. You will use the following provided by your high school instructor after your application has been approved:  

1. 1. 1. Class number
      2. Course code
      3. Course section 
      4. Permission Number 

Step 4: Enroll in Class through eCampus

Notice: There may be a 2 to 24 hour delay between creating your URI account and being able to access eCampus. 

Follow these step-by-step instructions for enrolling in URI courses via eCampus. You will need to obtain the course, section, and permission number from your high school instructor. You can access eCampus through here:

My Apps (eCampus)

 

Step 5: Create URI Email

If you already have access to an URI email account, you can skip this step!

You will be able to access your uri.edu email address through SSO within several hours of your URI concurrent enrollment course registration. The username you select for e-Campus will also serve as your URI email User ID. If you encounter any issues related to your URI e-Campus or uri.edu accounts, please contact the URI IT Service Desk at 401-874-4357 or helpdesk@uri.edu. 

IT Help Desk

What is Single Sign-On (SSO)?

The University of Rhode Island requires SSO and multi-factor authentication be enabled on your URI issued accounts (@uri.edu). You will primarily use the Duo mobile App, or you can use other secondary methods (such as a phone call or text message).

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Have registration questions?

• Contact Sierra Perez
• Review course registration Information
• Visit the virtual IT Help Desk

For students who dropped from a high school class:

High School students who registered for URI credit and no longer wish to earn credit, or have dropped from high school classes, are required to drop the course in eCampus. Contact sierra.perez@uri.edu for assistance.

Reminder to check the URI Academic Calendar regularly for registration and drop deadlines.

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