What is

PRE-REGISTRATION?

(PRE-REG)

Pre-reg is a meeting with your Academic Advisor

BEFORE you enroll for the next term.

Monday, September 29th -
Friday, November 7th.

WHAT DO I NEED TO DO?

If you are required for pre-reg, you must complete the Pre-Registration Canvas Course BEFORE making an appointment with your academic advisor. After finishing the Canvas course you will receive an invite to make an appointment via Navigate.
After meeting with your academic advisor, start adding classes to your cart in Self Service.
When Advanced Registration begins, you'll then be able to enroll in the classes at your assigned enrollment time in Self Service.
To find your enrollment time, see below for the instruction video.
For information on how to register for classes, please refer to the Registering for Classes tab.

ADVANCED REGISTRATION

Monday, November 10 -

Friday, November 14

Finding your Enrollment Time

How to find your assigned enrollment time.mov

I'M A FIRST YEAR STUDENT.

WHAT CLASSES DO I TAKE?

FIRST YEAR REQUIRED COURSES:

CONTEMPORARY PRACTICES

CP 1010 - Core Studio Practice I
CP 1011 - Core Studio Practice II
CP 1020 - Research Studio I
CP 1022 - Research Studio II

FIRST YEAR SEMINAR

ENGLISH 1001 - First Year Seminar I
ENGLISH 1005 - First Year Seminar II

ART HISTORY

ARTHI 1001 - World Cultures and Civilizations: Pre-History to 19th Century Art & Architecture
Another 1000 Level Art History Course

ACADEMIC ACCESS PROGRAM (AAP)

If you are in the Academic Access Program (AAP), you are required to complete the following during your first year:

AAP 1001 - Reading Art
AAP 1011 - Foundations Writing Workshop
ENGLISH 1002 - First Year Seminar Enhanced (AAP)

ENGLISH FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (EIS)

If you are in the English for International Students (EIS), you are required to complete the following during your first year:

EIS 1021 - Fluency I
EIS 1031 - Critique I
ENGLISH 1003 - First Year Seminar Enhanced (EIS)

Example of FIRST YEAR Class Schedule

FALL

Your first semester might look something like this:

CP 1010 - Core Studio Practice I
CP 1020 - Research Studio I
ENGLISH 1001 - First Year Seminar I
ARTHI 1001 - World Cultures and Civilizations: Pre-History to 19th Century Art & Architecture
Studio Elective (This would be a studio course of your choice, normally they are intro level 1000-2000 level courses).

SPRING

Your second semester might look something like this:

CP 1011 - Core Studio Practice II (Same time and instructor as the first semester)
CP 1022 - Research Studio II (New time and instructor from the first semester, if you like)
ENGLISH 1005 - First Year Seminar II
ARTHI 1002 - Survey of Modern to Contemporary Art and Architecture
Studio Elective (This would be a studio course of your choice, normally they are intro level 1000-2000 level courses).

Students are expected to complete their first-year required courses in a timely manner. A student who receives a grade of No Credit (NCR) in a first-year required course must repeat that course in the next semester in which the student enrolls at SAIC. Students are required to complete these courses by their third attempt or they will be suspended.

Your schedule may look different depending on your circumstances/semester and this could result in taking different courses than those listed. (i.e., CP 1021 - Research Studio for Transfers, ENGLISH 1002 First Year Seminar Enhanced (AAP), EIS 1021 Fluency, EIS 1022 Critique I, ENGLISH 1003 First Year Seminar Enhanced (EIS))

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