REGISTRATION INFORMATION
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
I know I lot of you like to use "Rate my Professor" and while that is not inherently bad, I do want to encourage caution when using that resource. I use the following analogy to illustrate my point:
If you go to a restaurant and have an amazing experience - everything was cooked perfectly, brought to the table on time, the waitress/waiter was attentive, etc. - are you going to write a positive review about your experience? Perhaps, right?
If you go to a restaurant and have an okay experience - nothing spectacular, but nothing bad - are you going to write a positive review? Probably not, right?
If you go to a restaurant and have a terrible experience - the food was terrible, brought to the table cold, the waitress/waiter kept ignoring you, etc. - are you going to write a negative review about your experience? Probably, right?
It's the same thing with "Rate my Professor" - most students will only write a review if their experience in that course was terrible - and even then, it was probably related to their poor grade and nothing the professor did! Or maybe. All I say is take "Rate my Professor" with a grain of salt and know that all reviews are going to skew towards bad.
All of you should utilize, at the end of each semester, the course survey - that information is available! You can access it here: https://scsonline.oia.arizona.edu/index.php
Priority Registration
Enrollment Reminder for Spring 2026 PSY Courses
If you plan to take PSY 330, 333, 405, 413, 422, or 459, please note the following enrollment details:
These PSY courses are reserved for Psychology majors until November 10th.
After November 10th, remaining seats will open to NSCS students, based on availability.
If your Priority Registration date is before November 10th, you’ll need to wait until November 10th to enroll in any of these courses, but please enroll in the rest of your courses on your assigned enrollment date!
When you register, UAccess may display a warning that you’re not eligible to enroll. You can disregard that warning and proceed with enrollment once the courses open to NSCS students.
Plan ahead so you can add your desired courses as soon as they become available!