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What Does This Mean: U Are Already Registered For Another Section Of This Course.

Feel free to navigate the Frequently Asked Questions below, or employ CTRL+ F to search this page for keywords (e.g., "writing", "TR", or "chemical science", or "dual enrollment").

Oft Asked Questions

  • Getting Started - how to utilize Duckweb and review and modify your class schedule
  • Course-Related Questions - Finding information about the policies and the classes you lot want to add together
  • Trouble Adding Classes - Errors and holds that may limit registration
  • Other Questions - Resource and support

Getting Started

  • When tin I register?
  • How do I register for classes?
  • What day is listed every bit "R" in the grade schedule?
  • If I add a class on Schedule Builder, does that mean I will definitely exist able to annals for information technology?
  • How many credits should I take?
  • Can I make changes to my schedule once I've registered?
  • I tin can't drib my last class! How do I drop downwardly to zero credits then I can start once again?
  • How do I view my last schedule?
  • Some of my classes aren't showing up on my schedule!
  • I forgot my Duckweb countersign (PAC) and I'1000 having trouble logging in.

When can I annals?

You tin can notice your registration time in Duckweb > Student Menu > Registration Bill of fare > Check Registration Eligibility. For a walkthrough of how to view your registration eligibility, bank check out the tutorial below.

How do I register for classes?

At that place are multiple means to annals for courses in Duckweb. First by logging into Duckweb, then navigate to Student Menu > Registration Card. The Registration Menu offers three main ways to register:

Search for Open up Classes: Allows students to search the form schedule past Subject area Code, Cadre Ed requirements, and more than. Once you take constitute the course y'all want, cheque the box to the left of the description and click Register at the bottom of the page. Repeat until yous have your desired courses. More information about using Search for Open Classes can be establish here.

Add/Drop Classes:At the bottom of the screen in the Add together Classes Worksheet, you can directly copy the CRNs y'all want from the Course Schedule and paste them in the boxes of the worksheet. Y'all can also drop classes using this menu. Click Submit Changes and you volition be registered. More information about using Add/Drop Classes tin can be found here.

Schedule Builder: This choice allows you lot to list the classes y'all want and and then shows you all schedule options containing those classes.

To add courses in Schedule Builder: Click Add Courses, Search by Subject field and select the specific class from the drop-down menu, click Dorsum and the grade will announced in Schedule Builder.

To register from Schedule Builder: Once you have built your desired schedule, click Send to Shopping Cart, then your Registration Cart will announced, click Register. Courses added in Schedule Builder will not exist added to your schedule until they accept been sent to the Registration Cart and the registration process has been completed in Duckweb. More information near using Schedule Builder tin can be institute hither.

What day is listed as "R" in the class schedule?

In the class schedule, R stands for Thursday. You'll detect classes taking place on TR, which means Tuesday and Thursday. Also, U stands for Sunday.

If I add together a course on Schedule Builder, does that mean I volition definitely be able to annals for it?

No, not necessarily. Schedule Architect does not account for prerequisites, waitlists, or departmental blessing. To avoid adding a course that y'all are non able to register for, search for the courses y'all need in the Course Schedule before adding it to schedule architect.

To check if there are prerequisites, a waitlist or departmental approval needed, get to classes.uoregon.edu > Winter 202Ä… > Search Past Field of study, once y'all accept institute the class you want, click the CRN. The prerequisites and departmental approval requirements volition exist listed at the top of the description and if the course has a waitlist, a "WL" symbol volition appear in the Notes section.

How many credits should I take?

Four academic courses (a full of approximately 15-16 credits) are recommended per term. You must register for at to the lowest degree 12 credits to be considered a full-time undergraduate student. Some students may take more or fewer credits depending on their interests and whether they take other time commitments including jobs, family, and/or commuting. When you lot meet with an advisor at IntroDUCKtion, they will talk to y'all nigh your schedule and assist you determine how many credits will exist appropriate for you.

Can I make changes to my schedule in one case I've registered?

Yep. You can proceed to add and drop classes during your registration window. To drop classes, navigate to Duckweb > Student Menu > Registration Menu. There yous can drib individual courses. (Note, y'all cannot drop downwardly to zilch credits using this menu.)

You can check your registration window by navigating to Duckweb > Pupil Card > Registration Menu > Bank check Registration Eligibility.

I tin can't drop my terminal course! How practise I drop down to zero credits so I tin outset over over again?

UO'due south registration system does not allow registered students to drop to cipher credits without completely withdrawing from the term. If y'all're just hoping to alter your schedule, completely withdrawing is non necessary. Only add together a new class to your schedule before dropping the unwanted form. This prevents you from needing to driblet downwardly to nil credits. If the form you desire to add has a time disharmonize with your unwanted course, you tin use the Add/Drib Classes menu to simultaneously drop the course (using the pull-down) and add together a new course (by entering the course CRN). If yous wish to change times/sections of your last class, you can utilise the Exchange Sections tool to avoid dropping to aught credits.

If you unintentionally processed a complete withdrawal from a term and want to add together classes to your schedule, you'll demand to contact your academic counselor to become reactivated for the term.

How exercise I view my concluding schedule?

You can view your class schedule in your Duckweb Student Card. Click Pupil Class Schedule. Three view options are available: Concise, Matrix (calendar view), and Text (includes withdrawn courses for reference).

Some of my classes aren't showing up on my schedule!

Courses without assigned coming together times (due east.yard., ONLINE or Web classes) might non show upwardly on your Matrix schedule. Cheque your Concise or Text schedules to come across more data well-nigh these classes.

If you registered using Schedule Builder and observe classes missing from your final schedule, be sure that yous sent your Schedule Builder schedule to your Registration Cart and completed the registration process.

I forgot my Duckweb countersign (PAC) and I'm having problem logging in.

It happens to all of united states of america! You lot can find information about resetting your PAC hither.

Course-Related Questions

  • Where are the course descriptions?
  • How do I find Core Ed classes?
  • How practice I drop my ARC?
  • What is Pass/No Pass?
  • How practice I know if I can take a class Laissez passer/No Pass?
  • What is Mandatory Attendance?
  • How practice I run across prerequisites for a course?
  • How do I encounter if a class is in person or online?
  • What are discussion sections ("+dis") and labs ("+lab")? Do I have to register for them?
  • Can I change my word section or lab time without losing my seat in the lecture?

Where are the course descriptions?

Start by logging into Duckweb, and then navigate to Student Card > Registration Menu. In the Registration Menu, at that place are two principal ways to find form descriptions:

Search for Open Classes: When browsing course offerings, you can click the five-digit CRN (Form Registration Number) to open a class data page. This page typically has a brief course clarification. Most courses also offer an Expanded Form Description that can be found further down this course data page.

Schedule Builder: Once you have selected courses, you can click the blue data icon side by side to a course to see a brief description of the course. To see an expanded form description, click the "Options" button next to the course, so click "Boosted Course Details". The expanded grade description will be further downward on the new page that opens.

How do I notice Cadre Ed classes?

First past logging into Duckweb, and so navigate to Educatee Bill of fare > Registration Menu. In the Registration Carte, there are two main ways to find Core Ed classes:

Search for Open up Classes: When searching for classes, you lot can utilize the Core Ed filter to see a list of all Core Ed classes matching your criteria.

Schedule Builder: Using the "Add together Class" tool in Schedule Builder, you can search according to Core Ed attributes by switching to the "Search by Core Ed/Languages" tab.

Classes satisfying certain Core Ed requirements will take the post-obit symbols in their titles:

Cadre Ed Requirement Symbol in Course Title
Arts and Letters >i
Social Scientific discipline >two
Science >three
BS Math Requirement >five
Global Perspectives >GP
US: Divergence, Inequality, and Agency >Usa

How do I drop my ARC?

Students wishing to drop their ARC are invited to use the contact data institute on their ARC's info page to submit their request. A directory of ARC info pages tin can be found here.

What is Laissez passer/No Pass?

Rather than exist graded on the traditional ABCDF scale, students can choose to receive either a passing class (P) or a non-passing grade (N) in about courses, a C- or higher is required to earn a P grade. Neither P'southward nor Due north'southward are included in a pupil's UO GPA. P/N options should be used sparingly, as most classes must be taken graded ABCD to apply toward graduation and major requirements.

The University'southward Pass/No Pass policies volition be less flexible starting wintertime term. Some flexibility (due east.g., extended deadlines, applicability toward majors) will elapse for classes taken Wintertime 2021. More information about changes to Pass/No Pass policies can be establish here. It is recommended to speak with an counselor when because Laissez passer/No Pass options.

How practice I know if I can take a class Pass/No Pass?

Generally, you can check the grading options (e.g., Pass/No Laissez passer, Graded) available for a class by going to DuckWeb > Student Card > Registration Carte > Search for Open up Classes > Show Classes. The Grading Pick is listed under the class title.

What is Mandatory Attendance?

Some courses have specifically indicated that attendance is mandatory. Enrolled students who do not nourish the first official meeting of these courses will exist dropped from the course. (Annotation: this is not the instance with other classes.) After the first official meeting, students may add courses with the Mandatory First Class Attendance designation only with teacher approval. Instructors may deny course adds after the outset official session.

More information near mandatory attendance policies tin be plant here.

How exercise I see prerequisites for a grade?

To bank check if a course has prerequisites, a waitlist, or if departmental approval is needed, get to classes.uoregon.edu > Fall 2020 > Search By Discipline, once you accept found the class you want, click the CRN. The prerequisites and departmental approval requirements will be listed at the top of the description and if the grade has a waitlist available, a "WL" symbol will appear in the Notes section.

How practice I see if a course is in person or online?

Class location information will indicate whether a class volition take place on campus on online.

On-campus classes will prove a physical location and time in the form listing on classes.uoregon.edu.

Remote classes will show 00 REMOTE in the location and list a grade coming together fourth dimension. Remote classes volition have alive engagement during scheduled grade periods, and then exist aware of time zone differences if yous are not on campus and schedule a remote course.

Many remote classes volition too accept in-person discussion or lab sections while others will be remote to accommodate out-of-boondocks students. Each discussion or lab section will exist labeled every bit 00 REMOTE or will have a concrete location and time listed to point it is in-person.

Online classes volition not list a class meeting time and show 00 Spider web on 00 ONLINE in the location. They tin be completed at whatsoever time.

Classes with more 50 people volition either be remote or hybrid. The lectures may be delivered online with smaller discussions sessions held in person. All Autumn 2020 classes (whether offered on campus on online) will convert to remote/online instruction after Thanksgiving break. Updates well-nigh plans for fall term course formats can exist found here.

What are discussion sections ("+dis") and labs ("+lab")? Practice I have to register for them?

Discussion sections (+dis) and labs (+lab), if offered, are required course components. Discussion sections typically offering smaller class sizes and provide opportunities for interactive materials review and give-and-take. Lab sections offer opportunities for hands-on learning, for example through lab experiments. Students only need to choose i associated discussion or lab section per grade.

Can I change my discussion section or lab time without losing my seat in the lecture?

Yep, you can! Y'all can use the Exchange Sections option in Duckweb. You'll need the five-digit CRN of the discussion section or lab you hope to add. Navigate to Duckweb > Pupil Menu > Registration Menu > Commutation Sections and follow the prompts.

Trouble Adding Classes

  • My counselor suggested a class that is full or has a fourth dimension disharmonize. What should I practise?
  • How do waitlists piece of work? How practise I see if a class has a waitlist available?
  • I disagree with my math or language placement.
  • Some of my transfer credit hasn't come up in yet, so I can't cull the course I want.
  • How do I get departmental or instructor approval?
  • The class I want has reserved seats. How do I add the class?
  • I tried to sign up for Writing 121, but it says I demand departmental blessing to add the grade. What do I practice?
  • I tin can't register for Chemistry! Duckweb says the remaining seats are reserved.
  • I want to repeat a form, just the system won't let me. How practise I add together this course?
  • Why can't I register for more than xviii credits?
  • I have a registration concord!
  • Duckweb says I need to sign my Billing Account Terms and Conditions.

My counselor suggested a class that is total or has a time disharmonize. What should I do?

Some courses may have multiple sections that are offered at unlike times, so y'all could meet if another section of the form is available. If a discussion section or lab is causing a time conflict, it may even exist possible to alter to a different give-and-take section or lab section while staying in the same lecture.

Advisors might recommend culling course options, or they could propose entire core ed categories. If a form if full, consider searching for a form that would satisfy a like core ed requirement. Remember, grade descriptions are available as you look for other classes.

Many courses are offered multiple terms per yr. If yous are having a tough fourth dimension finding culling classes, you can achieve back out to your counselor to come across if they have any other course suggestions.

How exercise waitlists work? How do I see if a class has a waitlist available?

When searching for classes under DuckWeb > Student Menu > Registration Card > Search for Open Classes, you can see how the enrollment cap for the course (under Cap) and how many seats remain open (under Rem). If at that place is a 0 nether the Rem column, this means that the class is full. Some classes offer waitlists. If waitlisting is an selection for a specific course, there will be a WL under the Select cavalcade.

To add yourself to the waitlist, click the box over the WL and so click Register at the bottom of the page. On the next page, the course will evidence up under Registration Add together Errors. Go to the drop-down card under Activeness and select Waitlist and then striking Submit Changes. Under Status, you can view your place on the Waitlist. If a spot opens up for you lot, you volition receive an email at your uoregon.edu electronic mail and must register for the grade within 24 hours.

If you waitlist for a class, considering registering for an alternating course equally well to ensure you have a full schedule even if your spot in the waitlisted course doesn't get available.

More information about waitlists, including a video tutorial, can be found hither.

I disagree with my math or language placement.

Students who disagree with their math or language placement are invited to retake their placement tests. There are alternative ways to demonstrate linguistic communication proficiency. This tool tin can walk you through different means to demonstrate 2d language proficiency.

Some of my transfer credit hasn't come in yet, so I can't choose the class I desire.

If missing transfer credit is preventing you lot from registering for a course, be certain to asking your most updated transcripts be sent to UO. In the meantime, you can also contact the department for the course you lot wish to add to see if they will allow you to annals for the course.

How do I get departmental or instructor approval?

Some courses require teacher or departmental approval prior to registration. Yous can discover teacher and department contact information on the grade's information page. Instructor email addresses tin can exist plant beneath the course description. (You lot may need to right-click on the email icon to copy the electronic mail address.) Department contact information tin can be found on the pinnacle-correct corner of the course information page. Due to Covid-nineteen, some departments' contact information may have inverse. You tin can also discover department contact information on each department's website.

I tried to sign up for Writing 121, but information technology says I need departmental approval to add together the grade. What do I do?

Some sections of Writing 121 are reserved for specific student populations. For example, a section taught past Tia North is reserved for international students, and the sections taught by Mike Copperman are reserved for students participating through the Center for Multicultural Bookish Excellence (CMAE).

The CMAE sections are designed for students who show a compelling need for smaller class sizes and increased contact with instructors. These sections are focused on multicultural issues and social justice-related topics. You can read more about the CMAE writing sections here, and if they audio appropriate for yous, you tin can request authorization hither.

Unfortunately, Schedule Builder is non able to differentiate between open Writing 121 seats that are reserved vs. seats that are available without departmental approval. If the CMAE or international sections of WR 121 do not audio advisable for you, please programme to register for a Writing department other than those mentioned above. Information technology may be helpful to try to add the class using the Search for Open up Classes menu rather than Schedule Builder, every bit reserved seats are more clearly indicated in via Search for Open up Classes. If seats are not available in other WR 121 sections, it may be appropriate to consider enrolling in WR 121 in a futurity term.

The class I want has reserved seats. How practise I add the class?

Some classes have seats reserved for specific academic programs (east.g., FIGs, ARCs). It may still be possible to register for this class by registering for a FIG. Y'all can contact the FIG Helpdesk using the button at the top of this FAQ to come across if it is possible to register for the relevant FIG.

In the class schedule, reserved seats are notwithstanding included in the "Remaining Seats" total, so a class maylookopen up but not have any unreserved seats available for general registration. CH 227 is a grade that has several reserved seats, and more than item about registering for CH 227 can be institute below.

Alternate form sections may have available (non-reserved) seats. There are a few unlike ways to find out:

Duckweb :Go to the data page for the class you wish to add. On the information page, sections with a " U " in the Notes column accept at least some of their seats reserved. Try adding sections that have remaining seats and no " U " in the Notes column. (You tin likewise try adding other sections with a " U ", as a " U " doesn't necessarily mean thatall the seats are reserved!)

Schedule Builder: After choosing the form you want, click the "Options" button next to the class title. If seats are reserved for this form, this screen will provide a breakdown of how many seats are reserved, and how many unreserved seats remain open up.

Yous can likewise connect with the registration aid chat if you lot're having trouble adding whatsoever classes.

I can't register for Chemistry! Duckweb says the remaining seats are reserved.

Certain sections of Chemical science 227 accept seats reserved for First-year Involvement Groups (FIGs). If yous're not part of a FIG, yous may come across seats in CH 227 that wait open, but which are actually reserved for FIG students. Below is are descriptions of how to track down non-reserved seats in CH 227 using Search for Open Classes, and using Schedule Builder.

Please note: Enrolling in CH 221 and CH 227 requires registration in three class components:

  • CH 221: Full general Chemistry
  • CH 227: General Chemical science Lab (a Lecture where the instructor briefs students on the lab experiments)
  • CH 227: + Lab (a Lab department where lab experiments are carried out)

To notice open up seats in CH 227 using Search for Open up Classes:

  1. Search for CH 227 from Duckweb via Student Menu > Registration Carte > Search for Open Classes > Fall 2020. Change Course Bailiwick to CH – Chemistry, only exit everything else bare. Click Section Search.
  2. In that location are two sections of CH 227 existence offered in Fall 2020. Click on the v-digit CRN next to one of the CH 227 classes (either 11618 or 11626). Clicking this CRN volition open up the class data page.
  3. When reviewing the class information page, you'll want to scan for + Lab sections that have seats available in the Avail column, but which don't have a "U" in the Notes column. The U ways that at to the lowest degree some of the seats in that lab section are reserved for FIG students.
  4. When you've found a Lab section that seems to work, note the CRN for the lab and shut the class information folio. On your search results from step 1, bank check the box for the + Lab with that CRN, every bit well as the CH 227 class (either 11618 or 11626, as noted in Step 2). Then, gyre to the bottom of the page and click the Annals push.

Case:

In the image below, + Lab 11636 has 5 seats remaining and no U. This ways these v seats are not reserved. + Lab 11637 has no remaining seats at all. + Lab 11639 lists six open seats, but a U in the notes column lets the states know at to the lowest degree some of these seats are reserved. In this case, + Lab 11636 is likely to be the safest bet for registration. Note: actual seat availability has probable changed since this screenshot was taken!

When searching for open seats, you'll want to find class sections that indicate available seats, but which don't have capital letter U in the notes column.

To observe open seats in CH 227 using Schedule Builder:

  1. Navigate to Schedule Builder in Duckweb via Student Carte > Registration Menu > Schedule Builder. Add CH 227 to your "Courses" section by clicking the + Add Course button and searching for the Chemistry 227. Once you have added the form, use Schedule Builder'southward < Back button to return to the primary Schedule Architect screen. Click the Options button next to CH 227 to see which sections have reserved seats.
  2. In your Courses section, click the Options button side by side to CH 227. This will testify you lot a list of all CH 227 Lectures and Labs with open up seats. However, some of these open seats may be reserved for FIG students.
  3. If a lab section has seats reserved for FIG students, this will be noted under a Reserved Seats heading. You lot can hibernate such sections from your Schedule Architect search results by unchecking the checkbox to the left of the course listing (circled in green in the epitome below) and clicking the Save & Shut push at the lesser of the folio. If a course has reserved seats, that will be indicated in the course options page. You can uncheck a section to hide it from your search results.
  4. With reserved sections hidden, the remaining + Lab sections should be bachelor for registration.
  5. Information technology is also possible to check for reserved seats in your search results. After clicking adding your classes and clicking Generate Schedules, yous tin can click View next to whatsoever of your search results to see that result in detail. In this detail view, reserved seats volition be displayed in your class list like to in step 3. You can page between unlike search results using the left and correct arrow keys on your keyboard.
  6. Once you find a schedule that works for yous, remember to click the Send to Shopping Cart button to continue the registration process in Duckweb.

If yous're still having issues calculation Chemistry, please feel free to start a chat with our Registration Assistance Helpdesk!

Why tin can't I register for more than than 18 credits?

Undergraduates in good academic standing may enroll for upwardly to 18 credits during the initial registration menses. Start Friday prior to Fall term classes (and commencement two weeks prior to winter, bound, and summertime terms), students may add additional credits to a maximum of 21 credits, without advisor approval. Students in good academic standing may register for 22 to 24 credits with advisor approval beginning that same engagement. Students who desire to enroll for more than than 24 credits must submit a petition to the Academic Requirements Committee through the Office of the Registrar.

I want to repeat a course, but the organization won't let me. How do I add together this class?

UO restricts the repetition of some classes if a educatee has already earned credit for the course with a C or college, or if the course is a prerequisite for a course they have already earned credit for. To repeat a form that would otherwise exist non-repeatable, students will need to submit a Course Repeat Petition through the Office of the Registrar.

I have a registration hold!

When informed of holds on Duckweb, students tin can click the "View Holds" link that appears at the bottom of the page to run across how they tin can resolve their agree. The View Holds page can also be viewed from the Student Menu in Duckweb. The View Holds page will listing the contact information for the office that has placed the hold. All students will have a registration hold until they sign their Billing Business relationship Terms and Conditions.

Duckweb says I need to sign my Billing Business relationship Terms and Weather.

If a hold indicates a student all the same needs to sign their Billing Business relationship Terms and Weather condition, the student tin can click the "Sign Billing Account Terms and Conditions" link at the bottom of their View Holds screen to complete the process and remove the concur.

Other Questions

  • How do I access my online classes when term starts?
  • What flexibility or precautions is the Academy taking for Covid-19?
  • How do I request accommodations for accessibility or health reasons?
  • What is the 2nd Language Admissions Proficiency Requirement?
  • How can I learn more near (or sign upward for) Dual Enrollment?

How practice I access online classes when term starts?

Most online classes will have course materials bachelor in Sail. Courses often won't announced in Canvas until only before the first of term. If you have whatsoever concerns well-nigh existence able to admission your course materials, exist certain to contact your instructor from your uoregon email account.

What flexibility or precautions is the University taking for Covid-19?

The University of Oregon continues to work with public health partners and our own researchers and experts to understand the current prevalence of Covid-19 and then that we can adapt our operations accordingly, and reduce its spread to safeguard the campus and community. Up-to-engagement information about campus public health policies can exist establish on the Return to Campus resource page.

Information near course choice flexibility resulting from Covid-19 tin exist institute here.

How practise I request accommodations for accessibility or health reasons?

Students seeking accommodations for accessibility reasons or health reasons (east.g., suppressed allowed response) tin contact the Attainable Education Center to learn of options available to support student access and success.

What is the 2nd Language Admissions Proficiency Requirement?

Please notation: This admissions requirement is not the same as the Available of Arts graduation requirement.

Generally, students must demonstrate two years of high schoolhouse 2nd language study (or equivalent proficiency) prior to UO access. If admitted by exception, two quarters or ii semesters of a college-level 2nd language volition be required prior to caste completion to make up the admission requirement.

More details well-nigh the 2d Language Proficiency Requirement tin exist found hither.

How can I learn more most (or sign upwardly for) Dual Enrollment?

Dual Enrollment allows students to accept courses at ii schools at once. Credits taken at both schools tin can count toward their credit load for financial aid purposes besides as residence hall eligibility. To be eligible for Dual enrollment, students must exist admitted to both institutions, and consummate the boosted application form available here or at the respective customs higher. UO currently has Dual Enrollment agreements with Lane Customs Higher and Southern Oregon Community College. More information is available virtually Dual Enrollment, including application forms and deadline data, as well as answers to Frequently Asked Questions.

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