For instance, you have a Social/Behavioral Science requirement and this is flagged by (S). Some other GE requirements are flagged by letters in parentheses. FYSs that satisfy other Core requirements – (CA, CL, CH, S, E, etc.).This is one reason why there are many FYS offerings in these two departments. FYSs offered in these two departments satisfy not only the FYS GE requirement, but also the first required course in either of those two departments, Phil 120 or T/RS 121. It is a GE requirement that you take 5 classes in Philosophy and Theology (2 in each and an additional 1 chosen from either). FYSs that satisfy other GE requirements – Philosophy & Theology.Also, some FYS satisfy additional GE requirements. Determining your Choice of a FYS –The FYS is a required part of the General Education Curriculum (GE).Please keep in mind that scheduling for so many students is complicated and the Registrar’s office cannot guarantee your choices, but your preference will guide the process as much as that is possible. You will be asked to select three FYSs that you might prefer.
#INCOMING CL REGISTRATION#
Forms, Forms, Forms – For fall enrollment, you will receive a packet from the Registrar’s office that will ask you to fill out forms relevant to the registration process.Knowing as much as you can about your curricular requirements prior to this meeting is a good idea. You will meet with this advisor during your scheduled on-campus orientation session. Your Academic Advisor – One of the Advising Centers in the three colleges of the University (CAS, PCPS and KSOM) will be in contact with you and assign an advisor to help you determine what courses to enroll in for your entering term.Below are some guidelines and helpful hints in proceeding forward in this process.
If you are an incoming student, you need to enroll in one of the many classes that satisfy this requirement. (On the rare occasion of unresolvable scheduling conflicts, students may be assigned to one of a few FYS sections for incoming students in the spring term.) This should be done in the fall term when the great bulk of FYS are offered. Incoming students, especially first year and early transfers, are required to take the First Year Seminar (FYS).
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