Reg 101 Workshops

From Oct 8-19, professional advisors from throughout the university will be giving Reg 101 workshops in an effort to teach first-time-in-college (FTIC) students how to register for classes. In order to reach as many students as possible, advisors will be going to UCOR 1100 and UCOR 1400 courses, and additionally holding open workshops on the following dates:

• Wed, Oct 10, 3:45-4:30 CASY 515 (Matteo Ricci Institute students only)
• Thu, Oct 11, 12:30-1:20 PIGT 100
• Thu, Oct 11, 4:45-5:45 PIGT 309
• Tue, Oct 16, 12:30-1:20 PIGT 100
• Wed, Oct 17, 12:00-1:00 PIGT 103
• Wed, Oct 17, 5:00-6:00 PIGT 105
• Thu, Oct 18, 12:30-1:20 PIGT 100 (Honors students only)
• Thu, Oct 18, 4:45-5:45 PIGT 309

Content Overview

The workshops are brief, 30 minute crash courses on how to prepare for registration in six steps:

1. Review your Program Evaluation on SU Online.
2. Check holds and registration time. New students, don't forget to complete the Think About It course!
3. Meet with your advisor to discuss your educational plan and possible courses for next quarter.
4. Check out course options on SU Online and draft possible schedules for next quarter.
5. Create an educational plan to map out your timeline. 
6. Plan to register for a full schedule (12 credits or more) at your assigned time, rather than waiting for a course to open up. 

Closed Classes

If a student is trying to get into a closed class, please refer them to the appropriate office below.

• For closed University Core classes, see the Arts and Sciences Advising Center in CASY 110.
• For closed Arts and Sciences classes, see that department.
• For closed Business and Economics classes, see the Albers Advising Center in PIGT 318.
• For closed Science and Engineering classes, see the Science and Engineering Advising page.

Registration Holds

All FTIC students will have a Reg 101 (R101V) hold placed on their account until they have attended a workshop. However, if you meet with a student who still has a Reg 101 hold, you may remove it. Just be sure to go over the basics of registration.

Registration Resources

For more information, students can refer to the Redhawk Roadmap on Canvas or contact the ASAC.

In addition, faculty advisors and students can refer to our Registration Questions page for more registration resources, common registration questions and answers, and information on various registration holds and how to have them removed.