Registration for winter term has begun! If you\u2019ve already met with your adviser, you should have some ideas about what classes you want and\/or need to take next. But if you still need some direction, talk to your professors during office hours or make an appointment with your adviser.\u00a0<\/p>\n
At Oregon State, when you can register<\/a> is determined by your student status and credits earned. Priority registration is also divided into two phases. During Phase I<\/a>, you can enroll in a maximum of 16 credit hours. In Phase II<\/a>, you can register for up to 19 credit hours.<\/p>\n Also, during Phase II, waitlisting<\/a> is available for some courses. If the course you want to take is closed, but waitlisted, you can still add it to your schedule. If a space becomes available, you\u2019ll receive an email to your ONID account, and you\u2019ll then have 24 hours to enroll in the class. This video<\/a> explains more about the waitlisting process.<\/p>\n Once you\u2019ve registered for all of your classes, don\u2019t forget to keep a copy of your schedule! At the bottom of the Course Schedule screen, you can choose Student Detail Schedule and print a copy or save it as a .pdf file. You can also download your schedule in a vCalendar\/iCalendar file for your ONID webmail calendar, Microsoft Outlook or Apple iCal.<\/p>\n You can find exactly<\/strong> when you\u2019re eligible to register for winter term by logging into MyOSU<\/a>. Under Registration Tools, choose View Priority Registration Status. It\u2019s a good idea to register as soon as you\u2019re eligible to get the classes you want, so put that date on your calendar now, and have a good week!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Registration for winter term has begun! If you\u2019ve already met with your adviser, you should have some ideas about what classes you want and\/or need to take next. But if you still need some direction, talk to your professors during office hours or make an appointment with your adviser.\u00a0 At Oregon State, when you can … <\/p>\n