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Pre-registration now online
Students must still meet with advisors, but are no longer required to wait on line
Issue date: 3/4/04 Section: News
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Spring is in the air and summer is still months away, yet pre-registration for the Fall 2004 semester begins next Monday, Mar. 8.
This registration experience will be different than any previously had here at Marist. The Registrar's Office is introducing online pre-registration, which is described in the booklets students received in their campus mailboxes.
Online registration is designed to allow students to indicate their course requests so that priorities (e.g. major) can be applied in the course selection process. At the end of pre-registration, students will receive their schedules and be able to complete or modify them during the add/drop period.
Despite the change in registration, meeting with an advisor is still a necessary part of the process. Students will only be able to continue with the registration process once their advisor has approved their schedule for the coming semester.
Students are advised to meet with their advisors as early as possible to allow sufficient time to work out any schedule conflicts (e.g. prerequisite checks) that may arise.
It is essential for students to seek assistance from their advisors, as well as from information provided for them online, as each student is responsible for creating their own schedule.
The Registrar's Office will be monitoring this process and looking for feedback about the new method, as it is the first time for online pre-registration.
Pre-registration will end on Thursday, Mar. 25.
Please address your reactions and comments to registrar@marist.edu .
This registration experience will be different than any previously had here at Marist. The Registrar's Office is introducing online pre-registration, which is described in the booklets students received in their campus mailboxes.
Online registration is designed to allow students to indicate their course requests so that priorities (e.g. major) can be applied in the course selection process. At the end of pre-registration, students will receive their schedules and be able to complete or modify them during the add/drop period.
Despite the change in registration, meeting with an advisor is still a necessary part of the process. Students will only be able to continue with the registration process once their advisor has approved their schedule for the coming semester.
Students are advised to meet with their advisors as early as possible to allow sufficient time to work out any schedule conflicts (e.g. prerequisite checks) that may arise.
It is essential for students to seek assistance from their advisors, as well as from information provided for them online, as each student is responsible for creating their own schedule.
The Registrar's Office will be monitoring this process and looking for feedback about the new method, as it is the first time for online pre-registration.
Pre-registration will end on Thursday, Mar. 25.
Please address your reactions and comments to registrar@marist.edu .