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SEMTE How to Register for Classes
- 4. CHM 114
- 11. 1018210182
- 18. Common Error Messages: • Registration Error - indicates you are not enrolled in the class • Error Messages may include: • Class is full- If there are not any seats remaining in the class you will not be able to register for the course. We do not provide class full overrides. • Hold on your account- Make sure that all of your holds all resolved on your MyASU account- My Tasks • Term maximum exceeded- Cannot register for more than 19 credit hours a semester • Reserve capacities- Pay attention to the green triangles! • Time conflicts- Cannot be in two classes that are at the same time • Requisites have not been met- Make sure you meet the pre/co-requisites for a course • Try to resolve BEFORE contacting your advisor
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- This is the first page you will see after logging into your MyASU account. Your MyASU page has many different resources and tools to help throughout your time at ASU. We encourage you to navigate through your MyASU account and become familiar with all the tools available to you. A great resource to help you stay connected is your Academic Advisor. Your academic advisors contact information can be found under the MyPrograms and eAdvisor box. Locate the Advising link and click on it to pull up your academic advisor’s name, email address, and appointment scheduler. Here you will be able to click on their email address to send them an email and view their available appointments to schedule an advising appointment.
- Now we begin the step-by-step process on how to navigate through the class search and register for your classes. In your MyClasses box, click on the class search link.
- Clicking on this will take you out of your MyASU account and to the class search page. Here you will be able to search for the courses that your academic advisor has recommended you register for this semester. You will enter in the subject title, the course number, and campus location. For example for CHM 114: the subject will be CHM, the Number- 114, and Location- Tempe. We recommend always selecting the Tempe campus for your location to ensure that you do not accidently register for courses at one of our other ASU campuses. We have provided you a “Scheduling Worksheet” in the content folder, which we recommend you complete prior to registering for classes. On the scheduling worksheet you will enter in the course #, title, date, and time for your class. You will want to use this sheet to ensure that you do not have any time conflicts with any other courses you are trying to register for.
- When registering for classes you will also want to pay attention to class Reserves. You will notice when searching for some classes, such as CHM 114 there will be will be green triangles and circles next to the course. A triangle indicates that the class is reserved for specific majors. If you click on the green triangle it will bring up the list of who is able to register for the course. Reserves that you will be able to register for include: Fulton Engineering students, your specific major (such as chemical, mechanical, aerospace, or material science engineering), and on-campus students. Even though you may not be living on campus, your program is housed on campus which makes you eligible for this reserve. This particular section of CHM 114 has reserved seats for Fulton Engineering Undergraduate students, Natural Science Majors and Engineering Undergraduate students, and Exploratory- Engineering, math and science students. Since you meet the reserve for Fulton Engineering students, you would be able to register for the class. If you do not see a reserve that applies to you in the list, you may not be able to register for the course.
- If you click on the Class #, which is the five digit number to the left of the course, you will be able to see a full description of the course.
- Here you can find the course description, which is a summary of what you will be learning in the class. You will also see the enrollment requirements, which include pre-and co-requistes. Pre-requisites are courses that need to be completed before you can register for a class and co-requisites are courses that must be taken either before or taken at the same time with the course you are trying to register for. CHM 114 does have both a pre-requisite and a co-requisite. The pre-requisite for the course that will apply to you, is completion of the math placement test. You will need to score a 50% or higher before you will be able to register for CHM 114. The pre/co-requisite required is that you have completed or are registering for pre-calculus or calculus .
- Some classes also require that you register for a lecture, lab, and recitation. The lecture is where most of your class time will occur, where your professor will discuss the course material with you. The lab is the hands on portion of the class, where you will complete lab work. And finally the recitation is where you will meet in a smaller group to discuss the material previously learned in that weeks lecture. Once you have selected a lecture, lab and recitation you can then click on “add”. Make sure you right down the Class #’s for the lecture, lab, and recitation on your scheduling worksheet. You will need the class # for the recitation and lab in our next step.
- Once you click on “add” you will be taken to your shopping cart. Here you will want to make sure that you are registering for classes in the correct term. You can see what term you are registering for classes in the highlighted area. If you need to switch the term, click on change term.
- Here you will be given the option to select the correct term you are trying to register for. Click on the term and then click continue.
- Now that you are in the correct term, you will be able to add a class to your schedule. In this example we are using the 5 digit class number from CHM 114. In the “Enter Class number” field type in the 5 digit number for the lecture of CHM 114 and click enter.
- After clicking enter you will then need to select the lecture and lab sections that you previously selected. You may not see the section that you selected. If you click on View all, it will show you all sections of the lab that are available. After you have selected the lab and recitation times, click next.
- The next screen will show you the class that you have selected and the times for the lecture, lab, and recitation. Click next.
- The class has now been added to shopping cart. You have not added the class to schedule. You will need to ocntinue through the registration process to officially add the course to your schedule. To do so click on proceed to step 2 of 3.
- You will be taken to confirmation screen where you will want to confirm that you are attempting to add the correct class. If the information looks correct, click finish enrolling.
- If you receive a green check mark, you have successfully added the class to your schedule.
- If you receive a red X there is an error and the class has not be added to your schedule. If you read through the error, it will let you know why you are not able to register for the class. Make sure you are reading through the error message to attempt to resolve the error. If after you have attempted to resolve the error on your own and are still not able to add the class, then contact your academic advisor. Make sure to include a screen shot of the error you are receiving so your advisor can better assist you.
- Some common error messages you may receive include: