VERY IMPORTANT CORE REGISTRATION INFORMATION

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS:

VERY IMPORTANT CORE REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Students enrolled in Literature Humanities and Contemporary Civilization have had their registration automatically rolled over for this semester. Students wishing to change sections may do so via on-line registration.

First-year students scheduled to take Frontiers of Science will be automatically registered for the Frontiers lecture (SCNC 1000) but must register themselves for the Frontiers seminar (SCNC 1100) that best suits their schedules.

First-year students scheduled to take University Writing (English C 1010) must register themselves for the course.

CORE REGISTRATION PETITION PERIOD

ADDING OR SWITCHING SECTIONS
Tuesday January 20, 2009 to Monday January 26, 2009

During this time, students unable to register in or change sections of the Core courses listed may file petitions to do so by coming to the Core office (202 Hamilton Hall): Literature Humanities, Contemporary Civilization, African Civilization, Art Humanities, Music Humanities, Frontiers of Science. Petitions are accepted for students who have serious scheduling conflicts usually involving another Core class, a major requirement, or varsity athletic practice.

Last day to ADD a Core Class: Monday January 26, 2009
After this date students MAY NOT add a Core class. Students with questions and concerns should see their Advising Deans.


VERY IMPORTANT: CORE DROP DEADLINE IS EARLIER AND FINAL!
Last day to DROP a Core Class: Friday January 30, 2009 by 5 PM

After this date students MAY NOT drop their Core classes. Students with questions and concerns should see their Advising Deans. This Core Drop date happens much earlier than the regular drop date, so it is imperative that students keep this deadline in mind as they work out their schedules. Students should be especially careful about realistically considering their course load as they will not be allowed to drop Core classes after this deadline.

A Special Note about Attendance During This Period: Students should be reminded that between January 20-26, students who miss two classes will not be guaranteed a seat.