- Office: 434-395-2140
- ProfessionalStudies@Longwood.edu
Access and Course Registration
Prerequisite Requirements & Instructions
Interested in a Closed Section?
Drop and Withdrawal
Payment
Preparing For Your Courses
Technical Requirements and Resources
Once you’ve received your access and we’ve confirmed that it’s time to register, you will register yourself for classes using the myLongwood system.
Please view the online Registration Tutorial below, which outlines how to add and drop courses.
Please remember that it’s ideal to enter the CRNs (Course Registration Numbers) directly. If you’re searching by subject, however, select SLP Online as the subject.
If you wish to take one of the following courses, you will need an override for registration unless you took the prerequisite course with Longwood University.
If you completed the required course at another institution,
Add/Drop
If your plans change quickly after registering, please drop promptly to allow another student to take your place. These courses are in high demand and fill quickly. The published drop deadline is the last day you can drop your courses without tuition charges.
To drop by the add/drop deadline:
If you need to drop your courses but have a hold on your account, this is likely due to a tuition balance. Please contact the Registrar’s Office at 434.395.2580 or registrar@longwood.edu for assistance. You will need to complete a Schedule Change Form and submit it by fax or email to their office.
Withdrawal
The withdrawal period begins after the drop deadline. To withdraw from a course for no academic penalty:
If you need to withdraw from a course but have a hold on your account, this is likely due to a tuition balance. Please contact the Registrar’s Office at 434.395.2580 or registrar@longwood.edu for assistance. You will need to complete a Course Withdrawal Form and submit it by fax or email to their office.
In order to withdraw from ALL courses, please complete a University Withdrawal Form and submit it to the Registrar’s Office by email to registrar@longwood.edu.
Withdrawal after the deadline may only be considered for medical or other non-academic emergencies. You may submit a written withdrawal request (and supporting documentation from a physician or other applicable support) by email to slponline@longwood.edu. Confirm receipt by calling 434.395.4927. This must be done by noon ET on the last day of class.
Withdrawal does not remove tuition and fee charges. You may submit a Tuition Appeal Form after withdrawal if you feel your circumstances merit.
These courses are offered at the professional studies rate of $295 per credit (in-state), or $365 per credit (out of state). These rates include a $10 per-credit technology and infrastructure fee, effective fall 2025.
Financial Aid is available for these courses. The Financial Aid Office is available to assist you and can be reached at 434.395.2077 or finaid@longwood.edu.
After registration, you may pay your tuition in myLongwood. Select the ‘Student’ tab and click on ‘My Student Account.’ You’ll see the option to view your account information, which will lead to the TouchNet Payment Gateway where you can view your bill, make payments, set up authorized users, enroll in the Monthly Payment Plan, etc.
Please keep these payment due dates in mind:
If payment is not made by the due date, a hold will be placed on your account which will prohibit adding or dropping. If you have a hold on your account and are still within the add/drop period, please email slponline@longwood.edu to make schedule changes.
Order your textbooks from any bookstore of your preference or the Longwood University Bookstore.
Canvas is the learning management system you’ll use to access your course. Login at http://canvas.longwood.edu/
Check your Longwood email. Once activated, this is the method used by all University offices and faculty to communicate with you. Alternately, you may choose to forward your Longwood email to an account you monitor regularly. You may set this up in your email settings.
Learners in Longwood University’s graduate and professional courses are expected to maintain a computer with the latest Windows operating system or MacOS that is new within the last 3 years. Learners must have the rights to install and update applications on the computer, during and between class times. Learners are also expected to maintain consistent computer and Internet access. For more information, view the minimum technology requirements expected of all Longwood students or reach out to the program director with any questions.