Welcome to the Mansfield family!
In preparation for continuing your academic pursuits and achieving your dreams, please review the following guidelines and instructions for getting started. These will help you make a smooth transition into the new semester.
Please find additional information below regarding specific degree programs.
General New Student Information:
Account Information
The first step in accessing Mansfield related services is to submit your enrollment deposit. From there, your Mansfield student account will be generated giving you access to D2L, Banner Self-Service, university email address, and more.
If you experience issues with your login credentials or for further information concerning your accounts and other CT services, access our Campus Technologies webpage..
Class Schedule
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First Year (Freshman & Transfer) Undergraduate students will be pre-scheduled by the Registrar. To ensure appropriate classes applicable to your degree program, please send official transcripts of completed college-level coursework. If you are starting in the spring term, the Registrar will email (to both your Mounties email & home email addresses) directions on how to access Banner Self-Service and print your schedule.
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Graduate students should email their program coordinator in order to register for courses.
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Non-Degree students will schedule their own coursework through their Student Self-Service account.
After the start of each term, you may add or drop courses during the first seven days of class. Add/Drops will be processed through Student Self-Service.
Please review all deadlines for state, federal, and campus aid to maximize your eligibility. The FASFA form may be completed online at the FAFSA website. The Mansfield Federal school code is 003324. Additional information can be found on our website at Financial Aid or by contacting your personal admissions counselor at 800-577-6826.
Housing & Dining
The advantages of on-campus living are so important to the undergraduate experience that all students in their first and second year are required to reside and dine on-campus (some exemptions apply). We look forward to serving as your "home away from home." The next step in your admissions process is to acquire a housing assignment and meal plan, or to seek an approved exemption.
Choose the link for MyHousing to participate in the online assignment process for both services (room and meals). Tap on Application, then select New Student from the drop-down box.
There are instances that may qualify for an exemption from the campus residency requirement and these will be outlined in the online assignment process, along with a section to complete to request the exemption (additional documentation is required in some instances). Visit the Student Living web page for more information. If you have any questions regarding housing, dining, or this online assignment process, please contact the Student Living Office at housing@mansfield.edu or by calling 570-662-4934.
Invoices
You can access your invoice online. Hard-copy invoices will not be mailed. Please visit the Billing Information web page for step-by-step instructions on how to access your online invoice.
Due date Information and other important semester dates are updated each semester at Important Semester Dates. Emails with this information are sent each semester to the student Mansfield email address with this important information.
**Please Note: If you are taking summer classes in both sessions (Summer & Fall) you will be billed separately for each session.
Please call (570) 662-4888 with questions regarding your invoice. The Student Accounts Office at 224 South Hall is open Monday through Friday 8:30am to 4:00pm. Please refer to the Tuition Rates website for tuition information.
Health Forms
All first-year students are required to complete a health evaluation form which can be found on the Mansfield University Campus Clinic website. This health form must be completed and returned in order for the student to be treated at the University health clinic.
Education Students
CLEARANCES: Upon acceptance into a teacher education program, all majors must apply for and possess the following required state clearances:
- Negative Tuberculosis (TB) tine test
- Criminal Record Check (ACT 34)
- Child Abuse History Clearance (ACT 151)
- PA-FBI fingerprint check (ACT 114)
- Professional Liability Insurance
- Arrest/Conviction Report and Certification Form (ACT 24)
- Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting Training under PA (ACT 126)
- Handbook Clearances:
- Form 1: Statement of Understanding
- Form 2: Statement of Confidentiality and Professionalism and the Statement of Adherence.
These clearances must be current, no older than one year, and renewed again just prior to student teaching. Bring copies of your current clearances to the Educational Field Experience Office, 204 Retan Center, within the first two weeks of your first semester on campus and/or notify the office if you anticipate any delays with attaining the clearances. The process for securing the required clearance can be found on the Initial Clearance Instructions webpage. Questions can be directed to Beth McClure at 570-662-4024 or to Dr. Sherry Griggs at 570-662-4576. For best results, the eight clearances above should be on file in the Educational Field Experiences Office no later than the week prior to the start of the semester.
PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE: Since you are required to participate in school-related field experience, please prepare to submit proof of professional liability insurance to the Educational Field Experiences Office, 204 Retan Center. All students must protect themselves with liability coverage. For details, please visit the Initial Clearance Instructions webpage.
Online Courses
If you are taking only online courses and wish to access the North Hall Library resources and materials remotely, you will need your student ID number as well as an 18-digit library barcode number. For assistance, the ID & Login Help webpage is useful or you may Ask a Librarian. However, if it is your intention to physically sign out materials from our library, you must have a student ID card.
To get a course syllabus and find out if a textbook is required, please email the professor of the course directly. If you don't know your professor's email address, you can look it up in our Faculty Directory.
Student Life
Visit the Student Life and Living web page to explore our campus life opportunities.
Mountie Den / Bookstore
The Campus Bookstore is located in the Alumni Hall Student Center, Room 224. For your convenience, you may now purchase your books online at Mansfield University Bookstore. Purchase your MU Swag online from our Mountie Spirit Store!
Parking Decal
You will need a current parking decal to park on campus. Commuter students may purchase a decal for $25.00, while on-campus students may purchase a decal for $50.00.
You can apply and purchase your parking permit online! To learn how, and to view our Parking Regulations, visit our Police Services & Safety page.
University IDs
Our university ID card now also serves as your meal ticket, library access card, and cash debit card, and it has on it both a bar code and magnetic strip. If you do not possess a color MU card, you will have to obtain a new card.
ID cards are available in the C.C.S.I. Office, located in the Mountie Den/Bookstore - second floor.
Student Self-Service is a web-based application which serves as an academic record resource for Mansfield University students. MU students use Student Self Service to access academic information such as registration, schedules, grades, unofficial transcripts, and program evaluations (degree audit). Current MU students can access Student Self Service under Web Logins on our main university webpage or by entering the following address: Student Self-Service. Your user ID will be your email username. For password information, please see Account Information.