Lower division courses are introductory or broader in content than more specialized courses in the Upper Division. A primary part of matriculation is the assessment, orientation, and counseling of new non-exempt students. Prerequisites are listed in both the College Catalog and the Class Schedule. The official process of enrolling in one or more classes. The process must be repeated each semester and requires the payment of fees for completion of registration.
Students receive grades at the end of each semester.
An automated Touch-Tone registration system, which may also be used to add or drop courses, pay fees by credit card, and access final grades. A Student who drops a class prior to the 3rd week of the semester has no record of the course on transcripts.