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Classes for the spring semester are scheduled in October, and classes for the summer and fall semesters are scheduled in mid-March. Prior to scheduling, you must plan a time to meet with your advisor. Your advisor will provide important guidance and give you scheduling instructions. Once you have met with your advisor, your registration hold will be removed.

Advisors will have sign-up sheets prior to scheduling—choose a time slot and sign up. If for some reason you cannot make your scheduled appointment, please contact your advisor (via email) to reschedule.

Students interested in co-op positions should attend the ÑÇÉ«Ó°¿â Safety Sciences Career Fair, held every September. The Career Fair provides a great opportunity to find summer co-ops. Additionally, throughout the year companies will come to campus to recruit for co-ops. 

Students should begin applying for an internship at least the semester before they plan to go on internship. It is advised that you meet with your advisor for guidance on the internship process.

Read the university's Audit Policy.

Meet with your advisor to discuss and initiate a course substitution.  Forms are available from the department office. The form must be in the student's file before clearance for graduation. An interested student completes the form, obtains their advisor's signature, and then submits it to the department chair. If approved, the form will be forwarded to an associate dean for approval. 

Read about the Individual Course Withdrawal Policy.

Permission is required if a student wishes to schedule more than 17 credits. This process should first be discussed with your advisor. Application forms are available online at Kopchick College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Forms. The application must be reviewed and approved by the student's advisor and the associate dean.

Forms are completed by the instructor of the course for a change in grade due to calculation errors, to add an omitted grade, or to change an incomplete grade. 

Students may apply for graduation on MyÑÇÉ«Ó°¿â. More information about the application process can be found at How to Apply for Graduation.