Summer and Autumn Registration for Classes Begins May 6

Registration for Summer and Autumn Quarter classes begins May 6. By now all continuing students should have received an
e-mail announcement, which lists the day and time they can register for classes. Because we are expecting high demand for core courses in the two graduate programs as well as for certain traditionally popular classes, you should register as soon as you can. Students with more completed hours may register before students with fewer hours completed. If you have not received an e-mail announcement about your registration access time, contact the LA&S graduate office at 773 325-7315.

Your registration day/time is determined by the number of graduate credit hours you have earned through winter term. This figure includes hours you have taken in your MAE or MAW program as well as in other DePaul graduate classes. Below is the schedule for registration access:

You access the online registration portal through your Campus Connection account. If you attempt to register and encounter a registration block, the problem is very likely a financial block, meaning the system shows that you owe tuition charges from a previous quarter. You should then access your individual financial account information on Campus Connection to see what charges are due. Removing financial blocks can be done only by personnel in the Student Financial Accounts office,
312 362-6628. Neither your program director nor Mrs. Flood can remove this block.

In selecting your courses, make sure that the classes you choose fulfill the degree or distribution requirements that you need. You can determine this by clicking on the Summer or Fall class schedule links on the Ex Libris home page and then clicking on individual courses, which brings you to the page showing course descriptions. At the bottom of each description entry is a sentence stating which core, area, or concentration requirement(s) are being fulfilled by the class.

Each quarter we offer several sections of ENG 409 Topics in Language, Rhetoric, and Writing. You are free to take multiple sections of ENG 409 Topics because they are different courses and will appear on your transcript by the individual course title. Depending on course content, some 409s fulfill different concentrations (Tech/Prof Writing, Literary Writing, Writing Theory/Pedagogy) in the MAW.

If you have questions about how a particular class works in your individual course of student, do not hesitate to contact Mrs. Flood (jflood@depaul.edu) or your program director (MAE: Professor Kordecki, lkordeck@depaul.edu; MAW: Professor Sirles, csirles@depaul.edu).