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CLASSES, TUITION, EMAIL FAQ
GENERAL ADVICE
GENERAL ADVICE
CHANGING/ADDING CLASSES
Go to Schedule of Classes, WebReg, and/or Course Schedule Planner to view class meeting times and professor names before the first week of school.
IT'S UP TO YOU - you can use any one of three or a combination of them. They all show important class information but the differences are explained below.
Wait to add/drop classes until the first week of classes. More slots may open during this time.
USE the "Course Sniper" app to get notifications when a section that you want opens.
Use ratemyprofessors.com or Rutgers SIRS to see student reviews of the professors from past semesters.
Remember the index number AND section number.
Index number - code used to register for a class on WebReg.
Section number - professors use this number to differentiate their classes.
When contacting professors by email, include your full name, RUID/NetID, and section number.
To view Class Scheduling Information as stated by Rutgers, use the following link:
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
For looking up class codes and availability. Only allows you to VIEW (by Class Lookup) available class index number, section number, meeting times, and professor names.
You can also view the video for a tutorial.
WEB REGISTRATION (WEBREG)
WEB REGISTRATION (WEBREG)
For class registration. Allows you to officially register for or drop a class. Any changes you make to your schedule are effective immediately. Class Lookup can also be found here.
Switching into a different section of a class? Just register with the new index number and it will automatically reassign the class for you.
You can also view the video for a tutorial.
COURSE SCHEDULE PLANNER (CSP)
COURSE SCHEDULE PLANNER (CSP)
For making new schedules, not modifying schedules. Allows you to create/plan and save up to 10 schedules. Shows you all possible schedule combinations and allows you to register for classes that you want through WebReg all at once.
You can also view the video for a tutorial.
Click here for a Step-By-Step written CSP tutorial.
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