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Does my REG code change
each registration period? Yes. Students must review
their schedules with their advisers and obtain their new REG
code from their adviser each registration and add/drop period.
I don't remember my BannerWeb
PIN number. Can I get it from the Registrar's Office?
Yes. Visit in person either the Registrar's Office or User
Support at ITS in Stoddard with your photo ID to have your
BannerWeb PIN number re-set.
My adviser is on sabbatical.
How can I get my REG code? If your adviser
is on sabbatical, you can obtain your REG code from the Department
Chair (if you have declared your major) or from your class
dean (if you have not declared your major).
I'm a sophomore, can
I register for a special studies or seminar? Only
juniors and seniors may register for a special studies or
seminar. Sophomore and first-year students must petition the
Administrative Board for an exception. See your class dean
to discuss your options.
How many credits of S/U
courses can I take in one semester? There is no limit
on how many S/U credits may be taken in one semester. However,
traditional students may only take up to 16 S/U credits in
total. (Transfer students and Adas may take 4 out of every
32 credits S/U.)
Why didn't I get credit
for the first semester of my Five College language course?
Credit is not normally given for a language course unless
the equivalent of a full year is successfully completed. Students
will only receive credit for one semester of a five college
introductory language if the comparable Smith language department
allows credit for only one semester of their introductory
language.
Can I change my grading
option for the second semester of a year-long course? Yes,
students may declare a separate grading option for the second
semester of a year-long course coded with a "Y".
The deadline for doing so is the same deadline for declaring
the grading option in all spring semester courses. Year-long
courses coded with a "D", however, may not be changed
after the fall deadline for change of grading option.
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