Registering for classes with Lectures, Labs, Recitations, or other

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Registering

 

for

 

classes

 

with

 

Lectures,

 

Labs,

 

Recitations,

 

or

  

other

 

“CONCURRENT

 

Requisites”

 

 

  

Some   courses   require   that   you   also   be   registered   in   another   course   or   courses   along   with   it.

   These   are   called   “Concurrent   Requisites”.

 

  

Courses,   such   as   those   in   the   sciences   that   have   different   Course   Code   numbers   for   their   lectures,   labs,   and   recitations   are   examples   of   “concurrent   requisites”.

 

  

To   prevent   a   registration   error   when   you   attempt   to   register   for   these   courses,   make   sure   to   place   a   check   in   the   Add   check ‐ box   for   each   required   concurrent   requisite   before   you   click   the  

ADD   COURSES   button.

 

  

For   example,   perform   a   Course   Search   for   all   courses   in   the   Physics   Department.

   Then   check   the   Add   check ‐ box   for:  

PHYS

PHYS  

  206  

206L  

01

04  

  (this

(this  

  is is  

  a a  

  physics physics  

  lecture) lab)  

 

 PHYS   206R   03   (this   is   a   physics   recitation)  

  

…..AND

  THEN   CLICK   THE   ADD   COURSES   BUTTON   AT   THE   BOTTOM   OF   THE   PAGE.

 

  

Making   Changes   to   Concurrent   Courses  

If   you   wish   to   change   any   one   of   your   concurrent   requisite   courses   will   need   to   drop   all   the   concurrent   requisites   and   re ‐ add   them.

   For   example   if   you   want   to   change   just   your   lab   but   not   the   lecture,   you   must   drop   both   the   lab   and   the   lecture   and   then   re ‐ add   the   lecture   along   with   the   newly   desired   lab.

 

  

Dealing   with   Closed   Concurrent   Requisites  

Do   not   exit   registration   until   you   are   properly   registered   for   all   required   concurrent   requisites.

   If   your   lecture   is   open   and   your   first   choice   lab   is   closed,   register   for   your   second   choice   lab   so   that   you   meet   all   the   “concurrent”   requirements.

   If   you   exit   registration   after   registering   only   for   a   lecture   without   a   lab,   or   vice   versa,   you   will   be   contacted   via   your  

Bellarmine   email   address   and   given   24   hours   to   correct   your   registration.

   Failure   to   respond   will   result   in   your   course   being   dropped.

 

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