Curriculum
Code
Accounting
Adventure Education
American Studies
Anthropology
Arabic
Art
Art Education
Arts Management
Astronomy
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Biology
Biology Education
Business
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Chinese
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Comp & New Media Tech
Cooperative Education
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Early Childhood Educ
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Education
English
English Education
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First Year Seminar
Food and Nutrition
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Foreign Language Ed.
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Health Science
Health & Wellness Mgmt
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History Education
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International Studies
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Mathematics
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Music
Music Education
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Nursing
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Peace Studies
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Physical Education
Phy Ed Exceptional Child
Physics
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Research
Russian
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Spanish
Theatre
Waste Management
Water
Web & Digital Media Dev
Wellness
Wildlife
Women & Gender Studies
88
113
121
03
116
04
05
09
06
110
10
11
12
16
17
114
94
19
20
21
22
124
90
23
25
26
28
32
31
87
127
79
33
37
34
36
38
39
40
97
128
73
118
129
42
126
117
122
77
125
101
93
109
130
47
51
52
53
54
59
56
131
55
57
58
60
71
62
64
63
66
69
107
68
123
70
72
74
24
104
82
115
65
84
86
Student Name: ________________________________________________________
Last
First
MI
ID: ____________________ Major(s): _____________________________________
1
Advisor’s signature: __________________________________
Date: _____________
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At least 12 credits of preferred courses must be listed in Table 1
An additional 12 credits of alternate courses must be listed in Table 2
Listing categories of GEP courses is not acceptable in any area (e.g. “Natural Sciences”)
Identify backup courses for the preferred courses under Direct Alternates
If possible, include a combination of Foundation and Investigation Level courses to allow for
maximum course availability of General Education courses throughout all Orientation sessions.
2
Table 1: Preferred Courses
Curr
42
Course
Sec
HIST 101
If possible, authorizations should
be given online
Crs
3
Closed/
PR
 Clsd
 PR
 Clsd
 PR
 Clsd
 PR
 Clsd
 PR
 Clsd
 PR
 Clsd
 PR
 Clsd
 PR
 Clsd
 PR
 Clsd
 PR
Signature
4
Direct Alternates
Curr
42
Course
Sec
HIST 102
3
Total Credits
5
Table 2: Other Alternate Courses
Curr
Course
64
POLI 101
Sec
Crs
3
Time and Day Schedule Restrictions
Morning
M T W
8
9
10
11
R
F
M
12
13
14
Afternoon
T W
R
F
M
15
16
17
18
Evening
T W
R
F
Registration Sheet Tutorial
This form is provided by the Office of the Registrar for use by Summer Orientation advisors as they
assist new freshmen in the selection of courses for the Fall semester.
As a Summer Orientation Advisor, you do not need to assist the student with the creation of a
specific class schedule. Instead, you will use the course availability to identify courses that are open
and appropriate for the student to take. You could also use the online Timetable to search for
courses.
1
SIGN THE SHEET! – If you have not signed the sheet, the student cannot register
2
PREFERRED COURSES – list first-priority courses
3
CLOSED/PR AUTHORIZATION – If you need to give a student authorization for a
Closed and/or Permission Required course, check the appropriate box(es) and sign your
name. If possible, authorizations should be granted online.
4
DIRECT ALTERNATES – use this space to list specific alternates for the corresponding
PREFERRED COURSE
5
OTHER ALTERNATE COURSES – Use this space to list specific courses that could be
substituted for any PREFERRED COURSE. DO NOT list GEP categories.