Events

RCS is continuing its biweekly office hours this spring to provide personalized, one-on-one support for class scheduling. These drop-in office hour sessions are an ideal time to ask questions and receive guidance on navigating the new class scheduling process and best practices. These office hours are open to all department schedulers (no appointment necessary).

RCS is continuing its biweekly office hours this spring to provide personalized, one-on-one support for class scheduling. These drop-in office hour sessions are an ideal time to ask questions and receive guidance on navigating the new class scheduling process and best practices. These office hours are open to all department schedulers (no appointment necessary).

This forum explores how decisions made during course development and Catalog approval influence class scheduling, student enrollment, and degree completion. Learn how Catalog setup determines class section structure and enrollment requirements, as well as what data elements can be managed by departments in the Schedule of Classes . The session highlights how alignment across these areas affects student enrollment and progress toward degree completion. Understanding these connections helps ensure courses are structured to support student success from start to finish.

RCS is continuing its biweekly office hours this spring to provide personalized, one-on-one support for class scheduling. These drop-in office hour sessions are an ideal time to ask questions and receive guidance on navigating the new class scheduling process and best practices. These office hours are open to all department schedulers (no appointment necessary).

Students earn academic credit in a variety of ways beyond completing U of A classes. This forum explores how transfer credit from domestic and international institutions, general education pathways, exam-based credit, and prior learning experiences may apply toward a student’s academic pathway. Learn how transfer credit is evaluated and the role of accreditation in the review process. The session will also highlight credit awarded through exams, military service, and other approved assessment methods.

RCS is continuing its biweekly office hours this spring to provide personalized, one-on-one support for class scheduling. These drop-in office hour sessions are an ideal time to ask questions and receive guidance on navigating the new class scheduling process and best practices. These office hours are open to all department schedulers (no appointment necessary).

RCS is continuing its biweekly office hours this spring to provide personalized, one-on-one support for class scheduling. These drop-in office hour sessions are an ideal time to ask questions and receive guidance on navigating the new class scheduling process and best practices. These office hours are open to all department schedulers (no appointment necessary).

We invite you to bring your questions to the University Registrar and the Office of the Registrar leadership team. There will be a brief overview of the Office's functions, updates on upcoming initiatives, and an open Q&A session. If you have questions about processes managed by the Office of the Registrar or current projects, this is the forum for you to ask your questions. Gain clarity, provide feedback, and learn more about the Office of the Registrar's scope of work.

RCS is continuing its biweekly office hours this spring to provide personalized, one-on-one support for class scheduling. These drop-in office hour sessions are an ideal time to ask questions and receive guidance on navigating the new class scheduling process and best practices. These office hours are open to all department schedulers (no appointment necessary).