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You have an opportunity to make changes to your schedule (starting January 7 at noon Eastern Time). We recommend that you discuss any schedule adjustment plans with your academic advisor.
KEEP IN MIND:
All classes have an enrollment cap; you will only be able to add classes on a space available basis. Do not contact professors to request that they add you to their course. They cannot do so, nor can they exceed the cap that is on the course.
If there is a full class you hope to add, you should check frequently throughout this schedule adjustment period in case a seat opens up.
You must maintain a registration for a minimum of 12-13 credits.
These deadlines control when you may no longer add or drop classes:
ADD DEADLINE: January 27
DROP DEADLINE: February 10
These and other key dates are reflected on the Academic Calendar.
Students interested in updating the prefix of a cross-listed course will be given instructions once in Florence.
SU students will continue to receive emails for main campus which can be confusing, especially when it comes to academic dates and deadlines. Remember to follow the information provided by Syracuse Abroad and reach out if you have any questions!
JANUARY 7 - JANUARY 27: ADD, SWAP, DROP - Even before classes start and through your first class session(s), you may want to swap class(es) for different offering(s), add a new class or drop a class from your schedule.
RESTRICTIONS:
Syracuse undergraduate tuition covers up to 19 credits, so you may not exceed this cap.
For any courses you intend to DROP, please read the additional restrictions in the "DROP ONLY" section below.
You will not be able to change your ITA class(es). If your professor determines that you are in the wrong level, we will administratively correct your schedule.
Some classes are open only to students admitted to Special Programs (see Schedule of Classes).
During the initial enrollment period, certain special programs courses such as studio arts were only open to select students. Several of these courses are now available for any student to take in Spring by special permission, see the list below (and check the Schedule of Classes for any pre-requisites):
DES 300.1 Kitchens and Cultures: Domestic Interiors in Italian Societies (email florenceacademic@syr.edu for access)
DES 300.2 Bellissima! Unraveling the Threads of Italian Fashion (email florenceacademic@syr.edu for access)
ARI 231 Drawing I: Observation (email florenceacademic@syr.edu for access)
ARI 261 (sections 1 & 2) Painting Studio I (email florenceacademic@syr.edu for access)
MAT 485 Differential Equations and Matrix Algebra for Engineers (email florenceacademic@syr.edu for access)
CEE 274 Sustainability in Civil & Environmental Systems (email florenceacademic@syr.edu for access)
Rachael will also be available in the Villa Rossa during orientation on Thursday, January 16 from 1:30pm-5pm and Friday, January 17 from 11am-12:30pm to assist with schedule adjustment in person before classes start. We recommend you book an appointment by emailing rsmith@81@syr.edu.
Architecture Program students: you may only attempt to swap the ARC elective course.
NOTE: The restrictions on Psychology courses have been lifted!
Looking for a different General Center course to add? Consider the following:
CRS 325 Presentational Speaking
HOM 300.1 The Art of Sound: The History of Experimental Music and Sound Art
IRP/HST 300.7 NATO in Crisis: The Ukraine War
HST 300.14 Making Italians: History, Memory and Identity in Modern Italy
IRP/PSC 380.1 International Conflict Transformation
HST/PSC 453 Twentieth-Century Europe
PSY 375.2 Cross-Cultural Psychology (MW 5:15-6:45pm)
SOM 354 Managing in a Global Setting
Don't forgot that some courses come with course fees!
After the Add deadline of January 27 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time, MySlice will not allow you to select new class(es). This means the add and swap functions will no longer be available.
JANUARY 28 - FEBRUARY 10: DROP ONLY - You can drop classes anytime during schedule adjustment through the Drop deadline of February 10 at 11:59 PM Florence time, with these exceptions:
No student may drop below 12-13 credits of Florence courses.
You may not drop CAS 200.1 or your ITA classes since they are required by the Florence program.
Signature Seminar students: you may not drop the Signature Seminar course. You should be enrolled in at least 12-13 credits, in addition to the Signature Seminar.
Studio Program students: you must remain registered for a minimum of 2 studio classes (and cannot take more than 3 studios).
Architecture Program students: ARC 571 and 407 are required and may not be dropped.
Design students: you are not permitted to drop your Design program courses.
Engineering students: you are not permitted to drop your Engineering program courses.
We recommend you review any plans to drop a class with your academic advisor to ensure you will stay on track for graduation.
HOW TO SCHEDULE ADJUST
Log in to MySlice to make any changes to your class schedule, following the same steps you used to register in November. Note that some holds may impact your ability to schedule adjust [go to "Student Home" > Enrollment > Holds to see if any holds are on your account].
To ADD a course:
Ensure you are on the Enroll and Add tabs
Enter the highlighted 5-digit course number of the class (found on the Schedule of Classes; DO NOT SEARCH!)
Confirm Your Selection
Click "FINISH ENROLLING"
To DROP a Course:
Ensure you are on the Enroll and Drop tabs
Select the course you wish to drop by clicking the box to the left of the class
Confirm Your Selection
Click "FINISH ENROLLING"
To SWAP a Course:
Ensure you are on the Enroll and Swap tabs
Use dropdown to select class to swap out.
Select the class you want to add from your Shopping Cart OR by entering the highlighted five-digit Class Number (found on the Schedule of Classes; DO NOT SEARCH!)
Confirm Your Selection
Click "FINISH ENROLLING"
If you encounter problems as you attempt to register for classes, please refer to the Troubleshooting page.
For a step-by-step tutorial on the Enrollment Process, review this ENROLLMENT GUIDE.
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