ñ on Coursera Enroll & Pay
Getting Started
New and returning students: Start on thechoose your path webpage to create or reactivate your student account.
Current students: Log in to Buff Portal and use the link on the “” card.
How to Search for Classes
- Go toñ on Coursera .
- Click the "Login" link at the top right.
- If you're not logged in automatically, enter your IdentiKey username and password, then click "Log In."
You can also refine your results based on a variety of criteria:
Term: This defaults to the current open term.
Keyword: Use this field if you wish to search for classes using a keyword in class title or description.
Any Subject: Limit results to classes in a specific subject (e.g., CSCA, DTSA).
The search results panel displays basic information about classes matching your criteria (e.g., term, session, subject, course number, title, credits).
- To see course details, click on the course.
- To close the search panel but retain your search criteria, click on the left arrow.
In the course details panel, follow these steps to add a class to your cart:
- Search by Subject or keyword.
- Click on desired class.
- Click "Add to Cart" (must be logged in using button on top right).
- A pop-up will confirm that you're adding the section to your cart. Click "OK."
- The class now appears in your shopping cart with a blue cart icon to indicate you haven't registered for it yet.
Please note: If you have a pending payment for a class – do NOT remove the class from your cart that is pending payment.
To remove non-enrolled classes from your cart:
- Inñ on Coursera , confirm that the correct semester/session is selected in the drop-down.
- Click the cart icon on the upper right.
- Classes you haven't registered for yet are indicated by a blue cart icon.
- To remove all non-enrolled classes, click "Empty Cart/Discard Changes." To remove a single class, click on the class to open the details panel, then click “Remove course.”
- A pop-up will confirm that you're removing the section to your cart. Click "OK."
ñ on Coursera uses several different icons to help you understand what's going on with a particular class.
- Black checkmark: You're registered for the class.
- Blue shopping cart: The class is in your cart (you haven't registered for it yet).
- Green checkmark: You've taken the class before.
- Yellow warning sign: There's a restriction that will prevent you from registering for this class.
How to Register for Classes
Follow the steps above to add classes to your shopping cart. Once you've done that:
- Log in toñ on Coursera .
- Click the cart icon on the upper right.
- Add class(es) to cart using the steps above.
- In the cart, click "Continue to Payment"
- When you're ready to register and pay, click on “Continue to Payment” and select either “Pay with U.S. Dollars” or “Pay with Another Currency using Flywire.”
- Continue through the payment process on Nelnet or Flywire in a separate pop-up window.
- Once the payment is processed, you should see a message, “This class has been added to your schedule.”
- Click on the cart icon or “View Cart” button to see your confirmed classes with a black check mark and a message that states If enrollment is not successful, you'll see anerror message; read the description for details.
Note: Your tuition must be fully paid and processed by the add deadline in order to successfully add the class. Pending payments beyond the add deadline will result in your enrollment request being cancelled.
Tuition is due at the time of enrollment. You will enroll and then pay the tuition at checkout. You will receive an email confirmation message within an hour of making your payment.
If you are paying internationally using Flywire, making a payment is a multistep process. You will be enrolled in the course once you have completed all payment steps. Please seePay with Flywire.
Any additional payment questions can be directed tosf-specialprograms@colorado.edu or visitCoursera Student Accounts, Payments and Refunds.
How to Drop or Withdraw from a Class
If you enrolled in a ñ on Coursera class but are no longer interested in continuing, you may be eligible to drop or withdraw from the class. Learn more about drop/withdraw eligibility below. Then complete the drop/withdraw from your class in ñ on Coursera .
۴dz'Դdzeligible to drop or withdraw from a ñ on Coursera class if any of the following is true:
- Your enrollment hasn't been processed yet.
- You've received a final grade in the class.
- You've accessed the final exam or final assessment.
All ñ on Coursera programs follow the same drop and withdrawal policies, detailed below.
You may drop a class if you are within 14 days from the class start date or your enrollment date (whichever is later). You are only eligible to drop a class if you are within the 14-day windowandhave not accessed restricted content (proctored exam) or received a grade.
If you are eligible to drop a class, your transcript will show no record of the class and we'll submit a refund to your payment method on file within 10 business days. For more information on refunds, please see theDegrees on Coursera Refund Policy.
You may withdraw from a class if you are outside of the 14-day window, and haven't accessed restricted content or received a grade.
When you withdraw from a class, your withdrawn class is not eligible for a refund and your transcript will show that you withdrew from the class with a W notation.
To drop one or more of your enrolled classes, follow the steps below:
- Log in toñ on Coursera .
- Click the cart icon on the upper right.
- In the cart, click the class you want to drop.
- In the course details panel, click "Drop."
- A pop-up will confirm that you're sure you wish to drop the class. Click "OK."
- Your “Registration Results” will say, “This class has been removed from your schedule” if successfully dropped.
- If you see an error message when dropping; read the description for details.
Administrative withdrawals can occur for two reasons:
- Not completing onboarding or linking your Coursera and ñ accounts
- Failure to access restricted content (e.g. honor code quiz / final assessment)
W notations have no bearing on the student’s GPA and credit totals.
Degree and Certificate Conferral
Master’s degrees and certificates are automatically conferred once at the end ofeach session as long as you have:
- Successfully met all program requirements
- Officially declared a degree seeking program(s)and/or
- Officially declared a certificate(s)
If you're unsure whether you have officially declared a degree-seeking program or certificate, check your academics tab in the Buff Portal or emailreg-specialprograms@colorado.edu.
Students in the ñ on Coursera Program doԴdzneed to apply to graduate. Please see theñ on Coursera Calendar for program conferral dates.
Students in ñ on Coursera programs are eligible to join the rest of campus inCommencement activities once they complete their program requirements. Information about program-specific celebrations is provided by the programs.