Registration

By Willyard, Samantha D on November 23, 2008 7:57 PM | | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)
Hey everyone,

So it's my FAVORITE time of the semester, it's time to pick classes for next semester. I love making schedules and seeing how late I get to sleep in or how early I get to go back to my room or work for the day. It's like this semester is starting to get old and lose it's excitement, so I need something new to look forward to. Plus, I love seeing what classes I'm going to take and how close I am to graduation. (After next semester I'll be right on track to graduating on time.)

So basically, first you contact your advisor. You can find them on ISIS under academics. You can e-mail them to set up an appointment or stop by their office hours to see when they can meet with you.

Then, you meet with your advisor. You'll go over what classes you have to take and make a tentative schedule. You can see where you are credit-wise.

Then you'll check your enrollment appointment. Your enrollment appointment is when you can register for classes. It goes according to credits. The first day is 100+ credits and they go down by 10's until open registration.

Finally, on your registration date, you wake up early (7:50 AM) so you can register for classes at 8am on ISIS. (You can sleep later, but classes fill up quick, so I don't recommend it.)

I love my classes next semester. I couldn't get into spanish because it filled, but there's always next year. As my mom says "NBD" (no big deal).

Well this week is crazy even though it's only 3 days long, so I'm going to get some work done.


Thanks for reading, 

Sam :)

0 TrackBacks

Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry: Registration.

TrackBack URL for this entry: http://blog.uml.edu/mt-tb.cgi/914

Leave a comment


Type the characters you see in the picture above.

Comment Policy

Comments are welcome on University of Massachusetts Lowell blogs. Although the way in which comments are handled is up individual blog owners there are some guidelines to which all commenters should adhere:

  • Comments should not include swearing or profanity
  • Personal attacks against bloggers or other commenters will not be tolerated
  • Comments should not be defamatory or libelous
  • All commenters must supply a genuine email address. This will not be published.

Other points:

  • Blog owners reserve the right to edit or delete comments that do not adhere to the guidelines above.
  • All comments are moderated before they appear on the blog.
  • A spam filter operates on all blogs. Sometimes genuine comments may get incorrectly marked as spam, especially if they contain a number of links. If this occurs please try to be patient, your comment will be approved when the blog owner reviews the spam.
 

UML Links

About this Entry

This page contains a single entry by Willyard, Samantha D published on November 23, 2008 7:57 PM.

TWLOHA was the previous entry in this blog.

Happy Thanksgiving! is the next entry in this blog.

Find recent content on the main index or look in the archives to find all content.

Subscribe to feed Subscribe to this blog's feed

Search