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Priority Registration Schedule On
Mon, Nov 15, eligible students may begin registering themselves for Spring 2000 by calling ASTRO. All
students eligible for priority registration must follow the schedule below.
Advising
Reminders
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Students
may register/add/drop SP2000 courses via ASTRO by using a touch tone phone to call (706) 667-4737
according to the SP2000 Priority Registration Schedule. (Student athletes and
Honors Program students have earlier on campus opportunities.)
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Students
will still need to identify themselves to ASTRO by entering their student number and PIN that
initially is their birthdate (mm-dd-yy). Students whose departments require
SP2000 Term PINs, will need to use this additional identifier.
§
Students
with CPC holds or RTP deficiencies must register at Student Records (see
Course Schedule Book for on campus starting times).
§
All areas
involved in SP2000 Priority Registration follow these minimum support hours
Nov 15-19: 8:00am-4:30pm with
night hours until 6:00pm on Wed, Nov 17 and Thu, Nov 18.
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Verify info
on-line before advising or
referring to another area.
§
All
registration holds must be satisfied
before a student attempts to register for any class. Check these on Banner
(SOAHOLD).
§
Financial
holds must be cleared on Banner by the responsible department. Appropriate staffing is required during
registration to support the clearing of such holds (8:00am-4:30pm, with hours
extended Wed Nov 17 & Thu Nov 18 until 6:00pm).
§
Completing
an ASTRO worksheet helps a student
collect & organize key registration information.
§
If a
student encounters an issue with one course on ASTRO, the student should register for his/her remaining
schedule on ASTRO and then follow up as needed on the particular course.
§
If a
student needs an instructor's permission to take a specific course, to by-pass a prerequisite, or to take a
closed class, then the student must obtain that instructor's permission
on-line (check departmental procedure) before registering for that course on
ASTRO (after student's date & time).
§
To be
considered full time, an undergraduate needs 12 credit hours. However, undergraduates traditionally need to
earn 15-18 credit hours per term for timely graduation.
§
To overload, a student registers a basic schedule on ASTRO,
then takes an ASU Permission Slip with the advisor's signature to Student
Records and registers for the "overload" course.
§
Course
letters XX denote an honors class.
Refer Honors Program inquiries to Dr. Beth Fanning ( LLC, BH, 737-1500).
§
Non-degree
seeking students (transients,
post-bacs, post-grad, audit) should seek advising support in the
department(s) offering the course(s) for which they wish to enroll.
§
Students
should confirm their registration on ASTRO and make corrections as needed. Students should check ASTRO for
amount due and clear any balance by Wed Dec 8, the last day of
classes. (Encouraged students to pay for their classes when they register, as
failure to remember the Dec 8 deadline results in loss of their classes.)
§
Students
may pay by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover) on ASTRO. To pay by cash, check, money order, or to obtain
a printed receipt, see the Business Office, Fanning Hall.
§
If a
student needs a printed bill, see
Student Records, Payne Hall.
§
Check advising
resources at http://www.aug.edu/advisingedge/ §
New Student
Orientation for SP2000 is on Wed Dec 15. (Registration this date is restricted to OARS participants.) The
program begins promptly at 10:00AM in PAT, with participants escorted to
advising by 11:00AM. Depending on departmental loads and personal
preparation, most should complete by 2:00 PM.
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New
Spring 2000 non-degree seeking students register Jan 5-7 by type/class.
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