How do I view my schedule?
First, log into
UDSIS. Once your
Student Center screen loads, click on "My Class Schedule" under the
heading "Academics." This will show you your current schedule in both a
course-by-course view and a calendar view. You may notice that on the
calendar view, it appears that there is no space between your courses; a
look at the course-by-course view will typically show a 15-minute gap
between the end of one course and the start of another. Fifteen minutes
is usually plenty of time to get from one class to another.
What i if I don't get a class that was recommended during my advisement appointment?
If you cannot get into a course that was recommended to you by a CAS staff member during your advisement appointment, please check the alternate courses that you provided to you as well and attempt to register for those.
If you are having difficulty registering for an alternate course, please check in with a CAS staff member for additional suggestions and assistance.
What is "Free Drop/Add"?
The
Free Drop/Add period is a time at the start of each when students are
able to make schedule adjustments with neither financial penalty nor
academic penalty. After this date tuition and a $25 processing fee will
be charged for change of registration; students withdrawing from courses
will receive a grade of "W" on their permanent record.
How can I find out which courses are available?
You can use UD's courses search page to review course offerings:
www.udel.edu/courses. On this page, you can select the term, "Courses with Open Seats" and other criteria that interest you.
I found a class that I want to take but the course
description indicates that it is reserved for students in the AA
program. Can I still take it?
No.
Most of my friends are taking ENGL110 this semester, but it's not on my schedule. Is there something wrong?
Probably
not. While some students in CAS do take ENGL110 in their first
semester, many students may take it in their second term. The University
of Delaware offers ENGL110 in every term (including winter and summer
sessions) so you will have many opportunities to take it.
I accidently dropped a class and can't get back in because it's full. Can you help?
Unfortunately,
in most cases we cannot. Staff members in the College of Arts &
Sciences UAS have no authority to add you into a class that is full. If
the course you dropped was required for your major, please
contact our staff for assistance.