University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
List of Courses Form
LIST OF COURSES FORM
Please read this form thoroughly, complete this form, and include it as part of your application. You will be
asked to list courses that you are interested in potentially enrolling in for each semester that you will be
attending the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
This is NOT A REGISTRATION FORM and is merely used to evaluate your academic expectations and
determine if Illinois is a good academic match for you. This form is NOT used to reserve enrollment in courses.
While the University will do what we can to make courses available to exchange students, Illinois cannot
guarantee enrollment in any courses, even if your home university requires you to take specific courses while
you are on exchange.
Before completing this form, you should work with your home university to find out what TYPE of courses you
should/need to take at Illinois. After that, please review the academic availability and restrictions below to
determine if Illinois is the right fit for you.
If Illinois meets your academic objectives, please go to http://courses.illinois.edu/cis/index.html and click on
“Class Schedule” to look at courses that might be available to you. If the Class Schedule for the semester that
you are applying for is not yet available, please use the previous year’s class schedule. For example, if you are
planning to attend Illinois for Spring 2012, but the Class Schedule for Spring 2012 is not available at the time of
your application, you should use the Class Schedule for Spring 2011 to complete your List of Courses.
Additional considerations when selecting courses:
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You should enroll in courses at a variety of levels. You are strongly discouraged from taking more than
three courses at the 300-level or higher.
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We do not recommend taking more than three courses in your major, especially in engineering and the
sciences.
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All students must enroll in at least 12 credit hours per semester to maintain full-time status.
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Undergraduate students are limited to courses at the 100- to 400-levels; enrollment in courses at the
500-level or higher are by permission only and permission may not be granted. Please note that certain
400-level courses are considered graduate-level courses and may not be available to undergraduate
students.
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To facilitate academic advising, you should limit your course choices to 2-3 academic departments.
Subjects that exchange students may select courses from (correct for 2010-2011)
AAS
ABE
ACE
ACES
AE
AFAS
AFRO
AFST
AGCM
AGED
AHS
AIS
ANSC
Asian American Studies (LAS)
Agricultural and Biological Engineering (ACES)
Agricultural and Consumer Economics (ACES) *
Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (ACES)
Aerospace Engineering (ENG) *
Air Force Aerospace Studies
African American Studies (LAS)
African Studies (LAS)
Agricultural Communications (ACES) *
Agricultural Education (ACES)
Applied Health Sciences Courses (AHS)
American Indian Studies (LAS)
Animal Sciences (ACES)
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ANTH
ARAB
ARCH
ART
ARTD
ARTE
ARTF
ARTH
ARTS
ASST
ASTR
ATMS
AVI
BASQ
BIOC
BIOP
BMNA
BTW
BULG
CATL
CB
CEE
CHBE
CHEM
CHIN
CHLH
CI
CINE
CLCV
CMN
CPSC
CS
CSE
CW
CWL
CZCH
DANC
EALC
ECE
ECON
EIL
ENG
ENGL
ENSU
ENVS
EPS
EPSY
ESE
ESL
EURO
FAA
FR
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Anthropology (LAS)
Arabic (LAS)
Architecture (FAA) **
Art (FAA)
Art—Design (FAA)
Art—Education (FAA)
Art—Foundation (FAA) *
Art—History (FAA)
Art—Studies (FAA)
Asian Studies (LAS)
Astronomy (LAS)
Atmospheric Sciences (LAS)
Aviation (AVIA) **
Basque (LAS)
Biochemistry (LAS)
Biophysics (LAS)
Bamana (LAS)
Business and Technical Writing (LAS)
Bulgarian (LAS)
Catalan (LAS)
Comparative Biosciences (LAS)
Civil and Environmental Engineering (ENG) *
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (LAS) *
Chemistry (LAS) *
Chinese (LAS) **
Community Health (AHS)
Curriculum and Instruction (EDU) **
Cinema Studies (LAS)
Classical Civilization (LAS)
Communication (LAS) *
Crop Sciences (ACES)
Computer Science (ENG) *
Computational Science and Engineering (ENG)
Creative Writing (LAS)
Comparative and World Literature (LAS)
Czech (LAS)
Dance (FAA)
East Asian Languages and Cultures (LAS)
Electrical and Computer Engineering (ENG)
Economics (LAS) **
English as an International Language (LAS)
Engineering (ENG)
English (LAS) *
Environmental Sustainability (LAS)
Environmental Studies (LAS)
Education Policy Studies (EDU)
Educational Psychology (EDU) **
Earth, Society, and Environment (LAS)
English as a Second Language (LAS)
European Union Studies (LAS)
Fine and Applied Arts (FAA)
French (LAS)
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FSHN
GE
GEOG
GEOL
GER
GLBL
GRK
GRKM
GWS
HDES
HDFS
HEBR
HIST
HNDI
HORT
HRE
HUM
IB
IE
INFO
ITAL
JAPN
JS
KIN
KOR
LA
LAST
LAT
LAW
LER
LGLA
LING
LIS
LLS
MATH
MCB
MDVL
ME
MILS
MS
MSE
MUS
MUSE
NEUR
NPRE
NRES
NS
NUTR
PERS
PHIL
PHYS
PLPA
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Food Science and Human Nutrition (ACES)
General Engineering (ENG)
Geography (LAS)
Geology (LAS)
German (LAS)
Global Studies (LAS)
Greek (LAS)
Modern Greek (LAS)
Gender and Women’s Studies (LAS)
Human Dimensions of Environmental Systems (LAS)
Human Development and Family Studies (ACES)
Hebrew, Modern and Classical (LAS)
History (LAS) *
Hindi (LAS)
Horticulture (ACES) *
Human Resource Education (EDU)
Humanities Courses (LAS)
Integrative Biology (LAS)
Industrial Engineering (ENG)
Informatics
Italian (LAS)
Japanese (LAS) *
Jewish Studies (LAS)
Kinesiology (AHS) *
Korean (LAS)
Landscape Architecture (FAA) *
Latin American and Caribbean Studies (LAS)
Latin (LAS)
Law — only LAW 199 and LAW 301, if offered; all other courses are not open
Labor and Employment Relations
Lingala (LAS)
Linguistics (LAS)
Library and Information Science (GSLIS)
Latina/Latino Studies (LAS)
Mathematics (LAS)
Molecular and Cellular Biology (LAS)
Medieval Studies (LAS)
Mechanical Engineering (ENG) *
Military Science
Media Studies (MDIA)
Materials Science and Engineering (ENG)
Music (FAA) *
Museum Studies (LAS)
Neuroscience (LAS) — only courses at 400-level or lower
Nuclear, Plasma, and Radiological Engineering (ENG)
Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences (ACES)
Naval Science
Nutritional Sciences (ACES)
Persian (LAS)
Philosophy (LAS)
Physics (LAS)
Plant Pathology (ACES)
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POL
PORT
PS
PSYCH
REES
REHB
RLST
RMLG
RSOC
RST
RUSS
SAME
SCAN
SCR
SHS
SLAV
SLS
SNSK
SOC
SOCW
SPAN
SPED
STAT
SWAH
TAM
THEA
TRST
TSM
TURK
UKR
UP
WLOF
WRIT
YDSH
ZULU
Polish (LAS)
Portuguese (LAS)
Political Science (LAS) *
Psychology (LAS) *
Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies (LAS)
Rehabilitation Counseling (AHS)
Religious Studies (LAS)
Romance Linguistics (LAS)
Rural Sociology (ACES)
Recreation, Sport, and Tourism (AHS)
Russian (LAS)
South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (LAS)
Scandinavian (LAS)
Serbo-Croatian (LAS)
Speech and Hearing Science (AHS) *
Slavic (LAS)
Second Language Studies (LAS)
Sanskrit (LAS)
Sociology (LAS) *
Social Work **
Spanish (LAS) **
Special Education (EDU) **
Statistics (LAS)
Swahili (LAS)
Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (ENG)
Theatre (FAA)
Translation Studies (LAS)
Technical Systems Management (ACES)
Turkish (LAS)
Ukrainian (LAS)
Urban and Regional Planning (FAA)
Wolof (LAS)
Writing Studies (LAS)
Yiddish (LAS)
Zulu (LAS)
*
Enrollment in courses with this prefix is competitive and limited. Students should be
extremely flexible in their course choices.
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Enrollment in courses with this prefix is VERY COMPETITIVE and VERY LIMITED.
Students may only find one or two courses available for enrollment, if any. It is possible
that all courses with this prefix will be full and you will not be able to enroll in any
courses.
ACES
AHS
AVIA
EDU
ENG
FAA
GSLIS
LAS
College of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences
College of Applied Health Sciences
Institute for Aviation
College of Education
College of Engineering
College of Fine and Applied Arts
Graduate School of Library and Information Science
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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MDIA
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College of Media
The following programs/departments/schools/colleges are NOT open to exchange students admitted through
SIAA-SAO. Courses offered through these programs/departments/schools/colleges are not available for
enrollment by students admitted through SIAA-SAO.
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College of Business (ACCY, BADM, and FIN courses)
Department of Bioengineering (College of Engineering)
Division of General Studies
Graduate College
School of Labor and Employment Relations (may enroll in one or two undergraduate courses, but
may not apply to the School itself for exchange)
College of Law (may enroll in LAW 199 or LAW 301, if offered, but may NOT apply to College for
exchange)
Graduate School of Library and Information Science (may enroll in one or two undergraduate
courses, but may not apply to the School itself for exchange)
College of Medicine
Technology and Management Program (TGMT courses)
College of Veterinary Medicine
Any internships, co-op programs, or teaching practicum in local schools.
NOTE: By submitting this form, you acknowledge that you have read and understand the
academic restrictions at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Further, you agree not to
pursue enrollment in courses that are listed on the restricted list or courses that are not open to
exchange students.
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List of Courses Form
Name: ________________________________________________________ (please print clearly)
E-mail: _______________________________________________________ (please print clearly)
Please list courses, in order of preference, for each term that you are applying to study at Illinois.
FIRST SEMESTER: ____________________________ (state term and year)
Course Code
Course Title
Credits Required
Course?
SECOND SEMESTER: ___________________________ (state term and year)
Course Code
Course Title
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Credits Required
Course?
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