Student Services
Student Services
Registration for all courses through the University of Mississippi is accomplished via the academic portal, Experience. You must be admitted to the University of Mississippi, meet with your academic advisor, receive your Registration PIN, and have any holds removed before you may register for courses.
Students register for classes and make schedule adjustments using their WebID and password in Experience. Early registration for classes is encouraged. The University reserves the right to limit enrollment, to cancel any class, to reschedule or postpone any class, or to limit registration by degree level.
New Registration PINs are assigned to the student each term, including intersessions. Students must meet with their advisors each semester to receive their Registration PIN.
Counseling Center
Attending college can present unique challenges. It is a time of significant personal growth and decision-making regarding your values, interpersonal relationships, career, and other life goals, within a stressful academic environment. Even the most successful student may experience considerable difficulty with these challenges. Problems often encountered by students include difficulties with academics, interpersonal relationships, family problems, self-identity issues, loneliness, low self-esteem, depression, and anxiety. The Counseling Center offers services designed to complement the University’s academic mission by assisting students with their personal and educational development through a variety of psychological services. For more information about the Counseling Center, visit counseling.olemiss.edu.
Disability Services
The University of Mississippi is committed to ensuring equal access to an education for enrolled or admitted students who have verified disabilities under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA). The Office of Student Disability Services (SDS) provides reasonable classroom accommodations to verified students with physical and nonphysical disorders.
University policy calls for accommodations to be provided on an individual and flexible basis. It is the responsibility of students with disabilities to seek available assistance from the University by contacting SDS in a timely manner.
Contact Person: Robin Yekaitis
Email: rtyekait@olemiss.edu
Phone: (662) 915-7128
Disability Services Website
Library Services
University of Mississippi students currently enrolled at the UM-Booneville campus enjoy identical borrowing privileges and access to electronic resources as students currently enrolled on the main UM campus at Oxford. Included are books, music scores, DVD's, government documents, CDs, films, maps, etc. and online access to over 170 electronic databases, e-books, thousands of full text articles, online subject guides and research help.
Books needed from the UM-Oxford library are delivered by shuttle to the Booneville campus each week (Monday- Thursday). Articles not available online but held in print or microform, can be scanned and emailed to UM-DeSoto students. Please visit the Interlibrary Loan program's Information for Distance Learners. An Ole Miss Photo ID with valid barcode is required.
Contact Person: Ashley Dees
Email: aesorey@olemiss.edu
Phone: (662) 915-5865
Library Services Website
Writing Center (Tupelo Campus)
The UM-Tupelo Writing Center is open to all UM students who need help with general writing skills as well as specific writing assignments. The Center is staffed by experienced consultants who have been trained to help others with their writing. Please visit the UM-Tupelo Writing Center Web site.