Understanding Access Codes

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Registration Access codes are required for current students with major in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology. This article outlines the process to obtains those codes.

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Overview

This document explains the use of registration access codes at Minnesota State University, Mankato, particularly for students in the College of Science, Engineering, and Technology. It outlines the steps students must follow to obtain and use their access code, emphasizing the importance of meeting with an academic advisor to stay on track with their academic plan. 

Access Codes  

Some majors at MSU Mankato—especially in the College of Science, Engineering, and Technology—require students to use a registration access code to enroll in classes. These codes help ensure students meet with their academic advisor before registering. 

How it works: 

  • Meet with your advisor before registration opens. 
  • Get your unique access code during the advising session. 
  • Log into E-services, go to “Courses and Registration,” select “Registration Access Code,” enter your code, and click “Submit.” 

You only need to enter the code once per term. This process helps students plan their courses and stay on track. 

FAQ 

What majors require access codes? 

Currently all majors in the College of Science of Engineering and Technology require access codes. 

How do I find my advisor? 

Here are instructions on how to locate your advisor.  

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Article ID: 1483
Created
Fri 11/14/25 4:59 PM
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Thu 11/20/25 9:33 AM

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