The class schedule for any given semester is published just prior to general registration for that semester.  Usually this means the class schedule for the next semester is published three to four weeks after mid-term.

There are several ways to view the class schedule.

• A newsprint copy is printed and distributed around campus and through the mail.  This is a handy way to get a quick overview of which courses are being offered.  The only drawback to the print copy is that the schedule becomes less accurate as the start of the semester draws near. Classes fill up. Some classes are dropped. Other classes are added. None of these changes are reflected in the printed class schedule.
• The complete schedule can be called up in the Class Listing -- an easy-to-read format which also includes how many students are enrolled in a course and if a course is still open.  Course offerings can also be called up by community or by type.  The only disadvantage is that this method of viewing the schedule does not include class time or room.  See Quick Links for a link to this page on the web site.
• The Class Schedule can also be called up in a more complete form through WebAdvisor. While not as easy to scan as the  Course Listing, this is a complete and up to date record of all classes being offered.  See Quick Links for a link to this page on the web site.