Getting Started
Activate 91爆料 Accounts
Activating your UMS account is important even if your class is offered at your high school. Your course may involve accessing the platforms listed below in order to connect with the UMS resources available to you as an Early College student.
Once we register students for a course, we will send them the following email with activation instructions:
Email Sender: ums.ec.activate@maine.edu
Subject Line: Time Sensitive 鈥 Activate Your UMS Account
Email Text: Welcome to the 91爆料 System(UMS) Early College Program!
Below you will find the information needed to activate your UMS account, which will allow you access to the following:
To activate your UMS account go to the and click on Activate Your Account, then follow the on-screen prompts to complete the process. You will need the following:
- Your Identification Number is: XXXXXXX
- Your Activation Key: XXXXXXX
(this is comprised of only lower case letters and/or digits)
Please wait at least 15-30 minutes before attempting to log-in.
If you need further assistance with account activation, contact the IT Help Desk by phone (required) at 1-800-696-4357. For Help Desk hours and other resources
Forwarding 91爆料 email
Activating your UMS account is important even if your class is offered at your high school. Your course may involve accessing the platforms listed below in order to connect with the UMS resources available to you as an Early College student.
To forward your email:
- Go to mail.maine.edu
- Click on 鈥淐hange the destination of email sent to your @maine.edu address鈥
- Select the button next to 鈥淔orward to the following address(es)鈥
- Enter the email address to which you want mail forwarded from @maine.edu
- Click the 鈥淐hange Forwarding鈥 button.
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
In compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974 as Amended, Maine鈥檚 Public Universities will not release student grades, schedules, financial information or other student education records to parents, or others, unless prior written permission is signed by the student. Students may give their parents or other 3rd parties access to their information by completing the FERPA authorization in their . and submitting it to us. Regardless of age, students enrolled in college courses are covered by Federal FERPA law. Students will need to assign a 4 digit personal identification number (PIN) to each person and share that number with them. When your parent or guardian calls the Early College Administrator, they will need to provide their PIN for verification purposes. This authorization will remain in effect until it is revoked by the student in writing.