Next Steps
Congratulations on your admission to Paths University. Follow the steps below to secure your place, activate your student access, and prepare for a successful start to your academic journey.
Your Path to Enrollment Starts Here
All admitted undergraduate students should follow the steps below to secure their place for enrollment at Paths University. Completing each step in a timely manner will ensure a smooth enrollment process and a successful start to your academic journey.
1 Pay Your Enrollment Deposit
To secure your place in the incoming class, please submit the required $50 enrollment deposit and register for PathsU Student Orientation as soon as possible.
Please note that the Office of Undergraduate Admissions monitors class capacity and reserves the right to waitlist students as the class fills. Early completion of your enrollment deposit and orientation registration is strongly encouraged.
Payments can be completed through your myPathsU Student Profile account. After logging in, access the Finance tab to make your payment. Please be aware that all fees are non-refundable.
Final Transcript Deadline
All final transcripts must be submitted by:
- July 15 for fall enrollment.
- December 1 for spring enrollment.
- April 15 for summer enrollment.
Failure to meet these deadlines will result in a hold on your account, preventing you from registering for classes.
Transcript inquiries: registrar@pathsu.education
2 My PathsU LMS Credentials
Please log in to your myPathsU LMS Student Portal and set up your PathsU student access. Your login credentials will be available within approximately 10 minutes after paying the enrollment fee.
Use the username and one-time password provided in your PathsU Welcome Letter to log in to your myPathsU Student Profile account.
Steps to Set Up Your myPathsU Student Access
- Go to the Paths University LMS website at pathsu.education/lms/auth/login.php.
- Log in using the credentials found in your PathsU Welcome Letter.
- On the left side of your dashboard, click Profile Management to change your one-time password.
- While in Profile Management, you may upload your professional educational student profile picture.
- Once you have updated your one-time password, go to the top of the page and click the bell icon.
- Click Go to Messaging to chat with lecturers, students, and staff.
Use Your Student Dashboard
Students should begin using the Student Dashboard and the features in the left-side menu. This is where you can manage your profile, register courses, access learning resources, submit assignments, take exams, view results, track academic progress, and receive University notifications.
3 Health and Wellness
Paths University Student Disability Access Center (SDAC) offers proactive support and enrichment services for first-generation college students, students from limited-income households, and students with documented disabilities.
The Student Disability Access Center (SDAC) provides support to all Paths University students with short-term or long-term accessibility needs, regardless of financial status or household formation.
By completing the SDAC assessment, the SDAC office can identify possible resources that may be available to you.
Accessibility Requests
If you have a permanent or temporary disability and are seeking accommodations, connect with SDAC at sdac@pathsu.education.
Immunizations
Students registered for 4 or more credit hours must provide proof of certain immunizations and submit the document(s) through their myPathsU Student Profile.
Your immunization record, sometimes called your vaccination record, is a documented history of the vaccines you have received as a child or as an adult. Student records are treated as confidential.
Questions About Your Next Steps?
The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is available to support you as you complete your enrollment requirements.
Paths University Accreditation: Paths University is accredited by AfCAA. AfCAA works and seeks to continue working with more like-minded institutions to glorify God and make a difference in Africa through an accreditation program based on Biblical principles of stewardship.
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