The system automatically sends emails to students who have begun but may not have completed the registration process. These emails are sent to the email address of the incomplete registration. There are a few reasons that you may receive this email.
- You did not complete your registration. In order to complete your registration, you must have made it to the confirmation page. This is the page where you are presented a confirmation pdf. If did not reach this page, your registration was not recorded. You can log in at www.totalregistration.net to complete your registration. There are a couple of reasons why your registration may not have been completed.
- You stopped at the Preview Page and did not click Confirm Registration.
- You tried to pay online and there was an issue processing your card. In this case, the system would display a message that your card was declined. If you did not correct your card information and proceed, your registration would not be complete.
- You abandoned your registration and do not need to complete it. If this is the case, please use the link provided in the email to remove your partial registration. This will prevent the system from sending you any more emails like this.
- You successfully registered with a different email address. If this is the case, please use the link provided in the email to remove your partial registration. This will prevent the system from sending you any more emails like this.
- You successfully completed your registration and received a confirmation. Students receiving the incomplete email typically began a second registration for some reason, perhaps desiring the edit their info or make a payment.
If in doubt about the status of your registration, log in at www.totalregistration.net with the student email and password to reprint your confirmation or view the Student's Account History. If you are not able to reprint your confirmation or your confirmation is blank (has no exams), you are not registered. Please click the link on your homepage to Register for Exams.