What am I able to register for online?

Currently, only our Fitness Classes are  available for registration using the RecRegister Online system. Instructional classes and Intramurals may be added in the future.

About how long will it take to register online?

It should take around 10 minutes.

What do I need to have in order to register online?

Students, employees, and retirees will need their Notre Dame ID card, netID (ex: jsmith1) and password, name of insurance company, and a Visa or MasterCard. Spouses of students, employees and retirees will need to have their husband or wife register them for class(es) using the same information above. 

If I am a spouse of a student, employee, or retiree why can’t I register myself?

In order to determine eligibility of our class participants, our registration system requires users to login to the RecRegister system using their netID and password. Because spouses are not given netID’s, the student, employee, or retiree must login and register them for the class(es).  According to University Policy, network accounts,passwords, and other types of authorization assigned to individual users must not be shared

Where can I register?

You can register anywhere with Internet access if paying by credit card, but Rolfs Sports Recreation Center (RSRC) will also have computers set up.  If paying with cash or check, you must register at the front desk of RSRC.

Do I have to register online or can I sign-up on paper like it was done in the past?

All fitness class registrations must be completed online using RecRegister, either from your own computer or from one on-site at our facilities.

Can I still save spots for my friends?

Unfortunately, no. Each person will need to login to the system separately in order to verify eligibility.

Can a student, employee, or retiree register together with their spouse at the same time?

 No, each person will need to login to the system separately in order to verify eligibility. If you would both like to register for a class, the student, employee, or retiree will need to complete a transaction, login again, and repeat the process for the spouse. 

As a spouse, how do I get a Notre Dame Spouse ID card?

 There are different ways to get an ID card, depending on the type of spouse:

 Student Spouse:  The spouse must create a record in the system with the school n which their husband or wife is enrolled (ex: Law, Business, Grad, Undergraduates should go to the Registrar’s Office).  Once the record is created, Card Services, located at South Dining Hall, will print a card for a $5 fee.

Employee Spouse:  Spouse must go to HR in order to receive a card.  HR will print a card for a $5 fee.In order for spouses to get into RecSports facilities where classes are offered, they will need to have a valid Notre Dame Spouse ID card.

How do I know if a class is full?

You will know a class is full if only a “Join Waitlist” option is available or you receive an error message saying the class is “not available at this time.” RecSports website will be updated as classes close.

After I join a waitlist, how will I know if I get into the class?

If space becomes available in a closed class, RecSports will email waitlisted people in the order they were added to the waitlist.  Once they confirm they want to still be registered, the credit card will be charged or they will be asked to come in and pay by cash or check.

Who should I contact if I need help registering online?

There are several ways you can get help with the registration.  You can come in to the  RSRC and an employee will assist you.  You can call (574) 631-6100 or the RecSports hotline at (574) 631-8REC.  You can also email RecRegister@nd.edu for assistance.  There will also be an AIM screen name (NDRecReg) set up to help the first day of registration.

Is there a risk entering credit card information online using RecRegister?

When you leave the Notre Dame RecSports webpage, you enter a secure website for RecRegister. RecRegister uses the Touch Net System which meets PCI compliance standards.

What does PCI compliance mean?

PCI (Payment Card Industry) compliance is important in terms of protecting people from identify theft. Customers should be wary of entering sensitive information such as credit card or personal information on any site that doesn’t meat PCI compliance standards.