Spring 2008 Registration

Spring 2008 registration begins on October 15.  This page will outline the basics about registration.

Online Registration

You will not be issued a registration form.  A website has been set up to assist with online registration.  The website is /registrar/onlinereg.  We highly suggest reading the information contained in this website before proceeding with online registration.

Registration Dates

Undergraduates

• Matriculating students with 90 or more credits begin registering on October 15

• Matriculating students with 60-89 credits begin registering on October 22

• Matriculating students with 30-59 credits begin registering on October 29

• Matriculating students with 29 credits or less begin registering on November 5

• Non-matriculating/non-degree students begin registering on November 12

• Athletes, TLC, and Honors students receive priority registration status.  All athletes, TLC, and Honors students may start registering on October 15

Graduates

• Matriculating graduate students begin registering on October 15

• Non-matriculating/non-degree students begin registering on October 22

The last day to register online is January 28, 2008.

Registration Confirmation

You will be able to confirm your registration once you have completed registering online.  After you click on the "Process" button and are shown a screen with a section labeled "Registered Courses for <year>/<term>, what is displayed there is your current schedule.  You can also click on the "Course Schedule" link in IQ.Web and view the proper year/term schedule for further confirmation.

Room Assignments

Students must log on to IQ.Web after 6:00pm on Friday, January 18 to print a personal semester schedule including final room assignments.  Students should bring an up-to-date printout of their semester schedule to class as proof of registration.

Schedules

The schedule will be available online on IQ.Web during the week of October 8.  It can be accessed by going to http://registrar.georgian.edu/iqweb and clicking on Visitors and then Find Course Sections.  Or, you can click here. 

A complete course schedule can be viewed/printed by going to the IQ.Web course schedule and clicking on the "Print all course sections." link.  This will open a list of all courses at GCU.  A complete schedule can then be printed from that screen.  The online schedule is always up-to-date and should be consulted for all course statuses (Closed, Open, or Cancelled).

School of Business - Courses can be found under the following prefixes : AC, BU, EC, HC, and IS.

Substance Awareness : Substance awareness courses now fall under the purview of the Psychology Department and have SA prefixes.

Applied Music courses are offered at all class levels.  If a course appears "closed" or you do not see your particular interest offered on the schedule, please contact Myra Malamut for further information: ext 2624 or malamutm@georgian.edu.

Certain courses are restricted to certain populations or require departmental approval before registering.  These courses are listed with a class maximum of "0" or will indicate that prior approval is required to register.  Please contact the department for information on registering for these courses.

Section Designations

Traditional Students

Section Number	Division Permitted to Register	Notes
01-11	Women's College Only
12-19	Women's College or University College Students
20-29	Graduate Students
90-99	Women's College or University College Students	Off-campus locations, see chart below

Nontraditional Programs

Section Number	Special Program	Notes
WDG	GCU @ Woodbridge
ACC#	Education Accelerated	Open to Education Accelerated Students Only
COM	Communiversity	Open to Communiversity Students Only
AAH, MNSQ, MDON, RBC	Course Ahead	Open to Course Ahead Students Only
ADM#	Admin Leadership Cohorts	Open to students in the cohort program only
CMB	Cumberland Cohort	Open to students in the cohort program only

Remote Course Sub-types

Designation	Description
Hybrid	The course is taught 50% online using the Blackboard course management system to deliver internet-based interactive instruction, and 50% with the instructor in the same room as the students. Students are required to come to the classroom for the face-to-face sessions.
Online	The course is taught 100% online using the Blackboard course management system to deliver internet-based interactive instruction. Students do not come to a classroom.
VTC	The course is taught 100% by video teleconference. Students are required to come to a classroom for all class sessions but the instructor may be teaching from a different location using real-time, interactive video teleconferencing.

Building Key

Check the campus column on your course schedule to confirm class locations.

GCU Campus Buildings

Off-Site Locations (for any course listed with a room of OFFCAM)

Click Here to View Offsite Location Information 

Days of the Week

Day	Description
M	Monday
T	Tuesday
W	Wednesday
R	Thursday
F	Friday
S or SAT	Saturday
SatA	classes begin January 26 and meet every other Saturday, unless otherwise specified
SatB	classes begin February 2 and meet every other Saturday, unless otherwise specified
SunA	classes begin  on January 27 and meet every other Sunday, unless otherwise specified
SunB	classes begin February 3 and meet every other Sunday, unless otherwise specified
SPEC	Specified Dates, see table below

Note: If the schedule shows the days of the week as TR, the class will meet on Tuesday and Thursday. 

Note: Classes that meet in two different rooms, on the same day, will be listed with an asterisk: Example (M) and (*M).

Courses with Specified Dates

Department	Course ID/Section#	Meeting Dates
Business	BU691(20)	Every other Saturday, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM beginning February 9, 2008.
Psychology	CPS6351(20)	January 26, February 9, March 1, March 15, April 5
Psychology	CPS6352(20)	February 2, February 23, March 8, March 29 and April 12
Psychology	CPS6362(20)	January 24, January 31, February 7, February 14, March 6, March 13, March 27, April 3, April 17, April 24 : 7pm-9:35pm
Psychology	CPS6363(20)	February 23, March 8, March 15: 9am-4pm
Business	EMBA611(20)	February 1, February 2, March 7, March 8, April 4, April 5.  Times Fridays 3pm - 6pm. Saturdays 9am-12 noon.
Education	EDC5014(ADM, ADM2)	February 8, April 11: 4-8pm; February 9, February 10, April 12, April 13: 8am-5pm
Education	EDC5158(WDG)	To Be Announced
Education	EDC5158-2(ADMK)	February 8, 9, 10, April 11, 12, 13: Friday 4pm-6pm, Sat 8am - Noon, Sun 3pm - 5pm
Business	EMBA615(WDG)	February 1, February 2, March 7, March 8, April 4, April 5.  Times 9am - 3pm.
Business	EMBA682(WDG)	February 1, February 2, March 7, March 8, April 4, April 5.  Times 9am - 3pm.
Business	EMBA691(20)	Every other Saturday, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM beginning February 9, 2008.
Theology	TH552	January 26, February 2, March 1, March 29, April 12, April 19

Honors Options

The following courses are open to the Honors Program students.  Please consult the "Honors Program" column to determine if it is applicable to your honors program.

Course ID	Section(s)	Course Title	Honors Program (New/Original)
EN114	04	American Literature II	New University Honors
PL110	12	Philosophical Inquiry	Original Honors Option
PS430	12	Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences	Original Honors Option
PS431	12	Experimental Psychology	Original Honors Option
PS460	01	Research in Psychology I	Original Honors Option
PS561	01	Research in Psychology II	Original Honors Option

 

Service Learning Options

Reminder: The graduation requirement is completion of two experiential learning experiences: one must be a designated course that has a service learning component (other than First Year Seminar); the second must be an internship, a designated study or travel abroad experience, or another course with a service learning component. Listed below are courses that can be used to complete the service learning type of experiential learning. Please note that you can take the following courses without having to complete the Service Learning component. 

Student Responsibilities for Service Learning Enrollment 

1. Register for a course section with Service Learning option. Check "Find Course Sections" page for a list of course sections with Service Learning options.

2. Self-identify with your professor within the first three weeks of school to enroll for the Service Learning component for the course.

3. Successfully complete the Service Learning component for the course.

4. At the end of the semester check your transcript to make sure Service Learning is reflected on the transcript.

Course ID	Section(s)	Course Title
AR216	12,13	Ceramics II
AR313	01, 02	Painting I
AR314	01, 02	Painting II
BI324	12	Botany
ED3105	01	Introduction to Inclusive Education
ED3201	02	Assessment and Instructional Design for Students with Special Needs
ED3205	01	Instruction in Literacy for Inclusive Elementary Education I
EN201	01	Introduction to Literary Study
RS220	12	The Christian Tradition
SP310	01	Hispanic/Latino Presence in the US
SP426	12	Mosaics Hispanic American Literature II
WS311	01,02,03,12	Shaping Lives: Women and Gender

Other Registration Information

Students on Hold

Georgian Court students whose accounts have been placed on an Advising, Billing/Bursar, Loan Exit, Tuition, Records, Health, or Registrar Hold will not be able to register.  Such students will receive a "STOP" warning at the beginning of the online registration process identifying the hold or holds on their account.  Students are instructed to contact the office/department placing the hold.  Once the hold has been cleared the student will be able to access on-line registration.

Online and Web Courses

Students enrolled courses will have access to Blackboard one week prior to the start of the semester.  If you can not access Blackboard within 24 hours after registering, please contact the Office of Information Technology Help Desk at 732.987.2222.

Student ID

All students have been issued a five-digit identification number (preceded by four zeros). By using this number on all paperwork submitted to the University a student record is easily identified. Consequently, it will eliminate confusion of students with similar or same names.  Your student ID# is printed on your student ID card.  It is a nine-digit number that begins with four zeroes (ex. 000012345)