In order to change your schedule, log into the student center on the UAccess website. Click on the "Enrollment" tab, and then select "Add/Drop/Swap Classes". This will open your shopping cart, which is where you will add or change classes prior to enrollment. For a quick tutorial on enrolling in classes and/or changing your schedule, check out the video tutorial below!

Your math placement is an important component of building your first-semester schedule. Your placement can be determined by: AP scores, Transfer Credit, and the Math Placement Test. You can take the Math Placement Test through "Next Steps Center". If you don't feel that your current Math Placement is an adequate reflection of your ability, you can retake the test to see if you can improve your score. 

Transfer or Exam Credit

Math Placement Test

The Foundations Writing Evaluation is an online assessment to help determine which, if any, first-year composition courses you need to take. 

Course Preference Update Form

Main campus non-international students may use the form below to quickly change your Foundations Writing course preference for any of the following reasons:

1. You completed the FWE and selected a course OR you received a temporary placement prior to orientation, and you want to change courses (i.e., ENGL 101A --> 101, ENGL 107 --> 101, etc.)

2. You have an English exam score or transfer course in UAccess that counts as ENGL 101. Your exam scores or transcripts MUST be in UAccess in order to use this form to update your placement.

3. You completed the FWE and selected a course OR you received a temporary placement MORE THAN ONE YEAR AGO and need your placement "code" renewed.

Brightspace, or D2L, is the website that students use for all of their classes. It is through D2L that the majority of course syllabi will be posted, assignments will be turned in, and course content will be available. A course's D2L website will also include links to any necessary textbooks or third party resources used throughout the course, such as Pearson or 

It is important for students to know about important dates and deadlines each academic semester. There are dates that govern the last day to drop a course without a "W" (and be eligible for a refund), dates about the last day to withdraw from a class with a "W", and dates that there are no classes. There are three "sessions" in a Fall/Spring semester - "Regular Academic Session" (which is most of course offerings), "Seven Week - First", and "Seven Week - Second" - each session has their own dates and deadlines. 

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