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New Student / New Program Registration

Registration instructions for students who have applied to Hawkeye and have been accepted.

If you have been accepted to a future semester, but wish to take pre-coursework while waiting to get into your program, contact the Admissions office to activate the appropriate pre-program.

Step 1Login to My Hawkeye

My Hawkeye is your online access to personal college information. You will receive directions with your acceptance letter on how to set up your account. It is also where you will access your Hawkeye email.

It is very important that you login to your My Hawkeye account as soon as possible. This is where you will receive your invitation to your orientation and registration session, information on your financial aid award, and much more.

We recommend you login to My Hawkeye at least once a week to check for emails and notifications as many items are time sensitive.

If you need assistance, call the Student Tutoring and Computer Lab.

Step 2Attend Orientation to Register for Classes

New students should check their Hawkeye email for direction to complete the orientation process. Emails are sent weekly on Friday mornings to those accepted the previous week.

For questions please call 319-296-4014 or email more@daves-studio.com.

MORE Schedule
Semester your program starts: Orientation sessions are held: Check your Hawkeye email for your invitation:
Fall April – August at the end of March
Spring November – January at the end of October
Summer April – May at the end of March

Failure to attend an orientation session can result in the following:

  • You will be unable to register for classes.

  • Your admissions application to your program will be made inactive, meaning you will no longer have a seat reserved in your program of study.

  • Your start term may be delayed.

Important Registration Notes

Each credit for which you register, your Student Account will be charged the current tuition and fee rate.

It is very important for you to attend class beginning the first day.

Non-attendance and non-payment does not withdraw you from your course(s). If you no longer wish to take the course(s) for which you have registered, you must officially withdraw from the course to avoid being charged.

You must attend class to receive your financial aid award and disbursement. If you are reported as not attending, the course credit hours cannot be included in your financial aid award package. The lesser number of credits may reduce the amount of financial aid you are eligible to receive and your award package will be adjusted accordingly.

Next Steps After You've Registered for Classes

Contact Information

Academic/College Success Advisor

Student Services
Hawkeye Center 208
319-296-4014
Email Student Services

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