GVSU has also seen increased enrollment in its foreign language courses. Spanish is experiencing high enrollment in the language courses and the majors and minors. Even the 100-level courses are beyond the limit in enrollment. French and German enrollments have gone up in the beginning language course, which is a good sign, and Japanese has a respectable number of students at 53. We are working on ways to recruit more students for Arabic, Russian, and Chinese.
Students can also use Grand Valley's Web site to register or to add or drop sections.
The Web site allows students to do specialized searches for available sections by subject and level of course and to restrict the search to specific times and days. Students who registered in advance but need to alter selections or add classes may do so through January 14, 2000. As in the past, students may use the touch-tone registration system or register in person at the Student Assistance Center. Registration assistance is also available at the Eberhard Center, at the Muskegon Center, the Meijer Campus in Holland, and the Traverse City office. Beginning after spring break in March, students may begin to register for the courses in any or all of those semesters.