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7-week classes go very fast and we want to ensure that you are ready for success on the first day of class for each term.  

The current academic calendars are available on the Registrar's web site.

The Registration deadline for all 7 week classes is 1 week prior to the first day of class.  This allows you to get textbooks ordered and be ready for a successful term. 
The payment deadline is the first day of class. 

Get your LSUA username by:

1. Navigate to  and follow the on-screen instructions. 
2. Once you set your password, return to the  page and log in. 

The MyLSUA Portal gives you access to all of the following: (Note: some systems require additional login. You will use the same password for all LSUA resources.  All except Self-Service will use your full email address to log in.  For Self Service, you will only use the username (part before the @ sign) to log into that system.)

• Moodle: Where you access your course materials
• Net Partner: Where you access your Financial Aid information
• Mail: LSUA Email Account
• Self-Service: Course registration, transcript, and student ID. 

Review Financial Aid at LSUA

1. Submit required documents.
2. Check frequently for revisions. 
3. Accept aid.

Once you have your username, complete the Online Student Onboarding in Moodle. You can self-enroll for this free onboarding by going to . Search for Online Onboarding, then click Enroll Me.  The Onboarding takes about 2 and a half hours. You can stop and save your work and return later.

Once you complete the modules and earn at least 80%, you will receive a badge on your profile page in Moodle

• Contact your faculty advisor. Log into MyLSUA (see info above for getting your account set up). Your advisor is listed on your MyLSUA page, after logging in. You can email them requesting an appointment for advising. 
• 100% online students will register in sessions Elearn1 or Elearn2

Summer and fall registration typically opens in March, Spring registration typically opens in October.

The Registration deadline for all 7 week classes is 1 week prior to the first day of class.  This allows you to get textbooks ordered and be ready for a successful term. It is recommended you register for the entire semester, as billing generates on an entire semester as opposed to sessions ELearn1 and ELearn2.

 

Students in 100% online programs use a different process to pay for classes.  Please DO NOT click the 鈥淧ay for Classes鈥� Link in MyLSUA.  Instead:

1. Log into Self-Service
2. Click the Finances Tab
3. Click the Balance Menu (directly under the home tab)
4. Change the period to the correct Term (Fall, Spring, or Summer)
5. Click the Change button to see current balance
6. Click the Menu to Make a Payment/Set up Payment Plan
7. The box in the top left shows the total amount of ALL terms that you have a schedule. If you click that link it will give you the option to pay for each term separtely.
8. If you prefer to set up a payment plan, use the links in the box on the top right to enroll in a payment plan for the term or terms you wish to have multiple payments.
9. NOTE: PAYMENT DEADLINE 鈥� All 7 week classes must be paid in full or have payment plan set up by the first day of class each session. Fee bills are for full semester, if you are paying for ONLY the ELearn1 session in any semester, please email Zach McLendon (zmclendon@lsua.edu) indicating you have paid ELearn1 and to please remove you from the drop list. 

You will be given an option to purchase textbooks immediately after you register or there are 2 ways to purchase textbooks at a later time:

Through MyLSUA:

1. Login to
2. Click the Student menu at the top right
3. Click Purchase Textbooks
4. Choose the Term (i.e., Fall, Spring, or Summer)
5. Click Submit

Directly through the bookstore link:

1. Go to
2. Hover over the link to Textbooks at the top left. 
3. Use the drop down menus to select your term. (Fall, Spring, or Summer)
4. Click Retrieve Materials for courses(s). 
5. The following information will display:
   • Exactly what is required and what is optional (some courses require access codes)
   • Multiple options to rent, purchase, get paper or digital - whatever options the publisher has offered. 
   • if it is processed (viewable in NetPartner from the MyLSUA page.

If you choose to search other sites to get text materials, use the ISBN number. The student is responsible for having the correct edition of the textbook by the first day of class - faculty expect students to have books on the first class day.