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Senior Web-registration Checklist

SENIORS:

First Things First

  • Read registration information online
  • Print your Application for Graduation form(s) (if you did not receive it in your mailbox) and read instructions
  • Complete the major graduation application and have your adviser(s) sign it
  • Obtain your Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Arts application for graduation from your Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Arts adviser and have him or her sign it
  • Notify the Registrar if you do not plan to graduate in May, 2013
  • Turn in both graduation application forms (Major and HSA) to the Registrar by 5 p.m. on December 7, 2012
  • Check your HMC transcript for accuracy in preparation for graduation and job or graduate school applications

Now It’s Time To…
Decide on your courses for Spring 2013. Consider the following:

  • Will your spring courses complete all your graduation requirements 
  •  Will you have the 128.0 units needed to graduate by semester end?
  • Have you completed your IE and three PE requirements?
  • You must have at least 12 units to be a full-time student
  • Are necessary major seminars/colloquiums included?
  • Consider alternate electives, in case your first choices get filled
  • Have your advisers approved your courses/alternates and signed the web-registration card?
  • Obtain PERM for Independent Study/Directed Reading/Research classes
  • Arrange for overload approval with Dean Jacobsen, if needed
  • Obtain instructor PERM for any of your classes that require permission
  • Obtain instructor signatures on a Class Conflict Approval form if any class has a time conflict with another class

You’re Almost Done
Is the information on your web-registration card complete? You want to make sure to do the following:

  • List all course numbers completely, including section, such as BIOL052 HM 02
  • Do not abbreviate course titles
  • List days and times
  • Information on the card must be legible by other people
  • Gather all the required forms (such as class-conflict approval forms)

Take your completed web-registration card (and adviser email approvals, if needed) to web-registration.

Don’t Forget To…
Ask questions if you need more information about class web-registration.