Sophomores and juniors may register for five fall or spring term courses only with specific approval of their advisers and the Dean of Student Affairs. Normally, this permission is granted to students who have maintained an average of B or better in the two preceding terms. Seniors may register for five courses without permission. Students may take no fewer than three courses per term without permission of the Administration Committee to become special students. In the winter term, students select one course of concentrated study.
Students select the remainder of their first-term program in consultation with their advisers.
Final registration for courses occurs after students have attended informational sessions on the various departmental offerings and have taken appropriate placement tests. The College Board's Advanced Placement tests may qualify a student for either credit or advanced standing in a course sequence, or both. Detailed information on the determination of advanced placement credit is provided in the registration booklet distributed to entering students. Auditing With advance permission of the instructor, a regularly enrolled student may audit classes. The instructor establishes the conditions under which the student may audit.