Do not hesitate to discuss your interests and plans with your advisor. In preparing to register for courses for any semester, it is a good idea to create two or three alternative course schedules with your advisor in case your first-choice courses are filled when you attempt to register for them. You may not enroll in a course that has prerequisites listed in the Catalog until you have successfully completed those prerequisites. Students who are in sequences such College Writing I - College Writing II have priority to enroll in the same section of the second course in the sequence. For example, students in Section 111 of College Writing I have priority for Section 111 of College Writing II, but not for Section 112 of that course.
Adult students have priority in registering for evening courses.
Students majoring in a specific discipline have priority in registering for courses offered in that discipline. For example, business majors have priority for business courses. Students majoring in a discipline have priority in registering for courses required by that major regardless of the discipline. For example, business majors have priority for Macroeconomics, Introduction to Statistics, etc. Students nearest to graduation, that is, those having the most credits, have priority over those students just beginning their academic careers.