Module 4: Registering for Classes
Using AppalNet to Add Classes
By now, you should have several classes you are thinking about adding to your first semester schedule.
Click on the videos below to learn how to log into AppalNet Self Service to Add, Drop or Waitlist a class.
How To: Add a Class
To add or drop a class, you should be logged into AppalNet Self Service. Select the Student Tab, then Registration, then Add/Drop Classes.
How To: Add a Class with a Lab
This video highlights how to add a class with a lab or co-requisite. You must add both courses to your worksheet and register for them together.
How To: Drop a Class
To add or drop a class, you should be logged into AppalNet Self Service. Select the Student Tab, then Registration.
How To: Add a Chemistry Lecture and Lab
Do you need a chemistry class for your major? Review this important information and watch the video below before you register for chemistry.
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Do you meet the pre-requisite for the Chemistry class you are trying to add?
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The Chemistry department uses reserved seating in their lab sections. Reserved Seating allows departments to designate a certain number of seats in a class for specific majors. For example, there may be 3 seats available for each of these intended majors in each chemistry lab section: biology, chemistry, nursing, nutrition, exercise science, etc. There are also a few seats reserved in each section for all other majors.
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You will likely need to try several lab sections before finding one reserved for your intended major.
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If you can't get a seat after several attempts, email or call 828-262-2167 to talk to an advisor to find out which sections might still have a seat for your intended major.
Tips to Add a Chemistry Lecture/Lab Combination!
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Continue to hunt for open CHE lab & lecture seats combinations.
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Try to build a schedule with other classes you need and be willing to change your schedule to get a CHE seat .
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Email or call 828-262-2167 to talk to an advisor to find out which chemistry lab sections might still have a seat for your intended major.