Students are urged to consult their advisors on all academic concerns. Participants are assessed and placed into an algebra or calculus course, providing the needed background for a rigorous, university-level science or engineering program. Week-long precalculus and math technology workshops are also offered. Bring issues, problems, or ideas to the dean of student affairs. All students are required to register each quarter during the dates specified in the University Academic Calendar, which includes class selection, data verification, acquiring the combined billing statement, and making the applicable payment by the due date.
Registration is confirmed when the required payments have been made.
A student may not enroll for the quarter after the five-day late registration period has passed. A student may not elect a course without the proper prerequisites. It is strongly recommended that course prerequisites in which D grades were earned be repeated before electing the advanced course. A student with a 3.00 cumulative grade point average may be allowed to take additional credit with the approval of the student's major academic advisor. A student on academic probation shall not be permitted to register for more than 15 credits per quarter, excluding ROTC, performing arts, and physical education, unless approval is granted by the dean of student affairs.