| When choosing a class schedule,
there are many different factors you must take into consideration. How many
credits should I take? What classes are required? What is the minimum
number of credits that I can schedule? What is the maximum number of credits
that I can schedule? You are considered
a full-time student if you enroll in a minimum of 12 credits hours per
semester. Note: You must earn at least 16 credits per semester in order to
graduate in four years. If you choose to schedule less than 12 credit hours
per semester, you will be considered a part-time student.
Credit hours refer to the number of academic
credits a student will earn upon completion of a class. This term also
refers to the total number of hours spent in each class on a weekly basis.
Science labs and Physical Education classes are exceptions to the total
weekly hours attended definition. Please refer to “Words to Know” for a
more specific explanation.
There are certain classes that all students
are required to take despite their academic major. These classes are
General Studies Courses. We strongly suggest that you incorporate these
courses into your schedule each semester. Please refer to page 23 to review
the “General Studies Requirements”.
You should consider all of these factors when
scheduling classes. Also keep in mind necessary travel time, breaks, time
for lunch, and study time.
Each class is assigned the following
information. Be aware of all of this information when scheduling.
| CRN Number |
Specific Class
Identification Number |
| Subject |
The Department the class
falls under |
| CRS |
The level of the class
(Example 101, 201) |
| Title |
The specific class title |
| Credits |
Number of credit hours
assigned to the class |
| Days |
What days the class meets |
| Time |
When the class meets |
| Bldg/Rm. |
The building and room the
class meets |
| Instructor |
The class instructor |
| Comments/Prerequisites |
Special comments or courses
needed prior to taking the class |
You should review the fall or spring
Schedule
of Classes booklet and choose courses that best suit your preferred academic
load. Be sure to review your tentative class schedule with your assigned
academic advisor prior to registration. Pay attention to the number of
seats per each class versus the number available upon registration. New
students should review the number of available seats remaining in classes
you are considering and choose alternative courses or sections for classes
with 10 or less available seats.
|
CRN |
Subject |
CRS |
Section |
Title/Credit Hours |
Credits |
Dates |
Times |
Bldg/Room |
|
|
30624 |
ENGL |
101 |
01 |
Written English I |
3.4 |
MWF |
8:10-9:00am |
KN 206 |
May M |
|
30365 |
BIOL |
101 |
07E |
General Biology |
4.0 |
MWF |
9:10-10:00am |
SN 021 |
Ward, MA |
|
30365 |
BIOL |
101 |
07E |
General Biology Lab |
0 |
T |
8:10-10:00am |
BY 102 |
Ward, MA |
|
30997 |
SOCI |
203 |
08 |
General Sociology |
3.0 |
TR |
12:25-1:40pm |
WH 304 |
Darboe, MN |
|
30353 |
MATH |
101 |
02 |
Intro to Mathematics |
3.0 |
MW |
12:45-2:00pm |
SS 202 |
Smith, JM |
|
30634 |
FYEX |
199 |
02 |
Freshman Orientation |
2.0 |
R |
6:00-7:40pm |
KN 114 |
Stewart, CA |
|
30318 |
GSPE |
175 |
02 |
Weight Training |
1.0 |
TR |
11:00-11:50pm |
SC 032 |
Ginn, JP |
|
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
|
8:00am -9:00am |
ENGL 101 |
Biology Lab |
ENGL 101 |
|
ENGL 101 |
|
9:00am- 10:00am |
Gen. Biology |
Biology Lab Cont. |
Gen. Biology |
|
Gen. Biology |
|
10:00am- 11:00am |
|
|
|
|
|
|
11:00am-12:00pm |
|
Weight Training |
|
Weight Training |
|
|
12:00pm- 1:00pm |
Intro to Math |
General Soci. |
Intro to Math |
General Soci. |
|
|
1:00pm- 2:00pm |
Intro to Math Cont. |
General Soci. Cont. |
Intro to Math Cont. |
General Soci. Cont. |
|
|
6:00pm- 7:40pm |
|
|
|
Freshman FYEX |
|
Each semester, you will be assigned a term
pin number that will be used when registering for classes on the
RAIL. This
pin number is unique to each student and changes every semester. The
Schedule of Classes booklet contains complete step-by-step instructions on
how to navigate the RAIL and register online. Staff from the Registrar’s
Office will be available to assist new students during summer registration.
The Registrar is also available to assist with registration during the fall,
spring and summer.
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