Get Ready to Enroll: Spring 2022 Class Schedule Now Available

The Spring 2022 class schedule is now available. This includes the schedule for the 3-Week January Session. Learn more about the 3-Week January Session.

• Your registration time and enrollment holds information can be found on the MavLINK homepage under "My Messages." The system will not allow you to enroll prior to your scheduled time.

• Your registration time is not a scheduled advisor meeting.

• Be sure to check classes for prerequisites and permission requirements. Questions regarding prerequisites or getting permission numbers should be directed to your academic advisor.

Prepare to Enroll

Read on below for information as you enroll for classes at UNO:

Assistance from the Registrar
Enrollment Details
What to Do Before Enrollment
Course Modalities, How to Enroll, and Student Resources
3-Week January Session Info

Assistance from the Registrar

The UNO Office of the University Registrar assists students in enrolling for classes, ordering transcripts, and offers many other support services.

Their "Students" page has great resources including information about:

• Academic Advising
• Academic Calendar
• Adding, Swapping, Dropping or Withdrawing from a Course
• Attendance
• Auditing a Course
• Buying Textbooks
• Civil Leave
• Class Search
• Class Standing
• Course Descriptions
• Course Numbering System
• DegreeWorks/Degree Audit
• Enrollment Dates
• Final Exam Information
• Full or Part-Time Status / Course Load
• Getting on the Waitlist
• How to Enroll
• Paying Tuition and Fees
• Repeating Courses
• Student Behavior
• Transfer Articulation Guide
• UNO Catalog
• Using a Permission Number
• Will My Credit Transfer?

Enrollment Details

Early Enrollment

Currently enrolled students who do not have any enrollment holds are eligible to participate in early enrollment. Early enrollment times are based on the number of credit hours earned.

The chart below appears on the University Registrar's Enrollment Dates page.

Open Enrollment

New students/returning students that are not currently enrolled in classes, will fall under the open enrollment period.

Students who have attended classes within the last two years are eligible to enroll during the open enrollment period without having to reapply for admission.

All holds must be resolved prior to enrollment.

InterCampus Students

UNO InterCampus students must turn in an InterCampus form to the Office of Admissions each semester and are eligible for Open Enrollment.

What to Do Before Enrollment

Your registration time and enrollment holds information can be found on the MavLINK homepage under "My Messages." The system will not allow you to enroll prior to your scheduled time.

Before you're able to register, there are things you can do to speed up the registration process and get you thinking "spring."

• Check for any enrollment holds: log in to MavLINK and check for any enrollment holds that would prevent you from registering for classes. Chat with your academic advisor if you have questions about the holds.

• Add classes to your cart: this will help inform discussions you have with your advisor prior to youre registration time and make the process faster when it's time to enroll

• Find a fun course you'd like to take: Using the class search page, find a fun course you'd like to take. If you're concerned it won't fit your degree plan, talk to you advisor to see how the course or similar course may meet some elective requirements.

• Determine which modality (how a course is delivered) works best for you: read on below to learn more about the variety of ways courses are offered at UNO. Take special note of "synchornous" (meet at scheduled dates and times) and "asynchoronus" (students are able to interact with each other and the instructor at flexible hours) when you're adding classes to your cart for Spring 2022.

Course Modalities, How to Enroll, and Student Resources

Additional information about course offerings, including student resources and information about student fees, is available below:

• Course Modalities
• How to Enroll
• Student Resources

Course Modalities

In order to provide flexibility and options for all of our students, courses will be offered in four different course modalities, which will range from fully in-person and on campus to asynchronous online course offerings.

• In-Person instruction: instructors and students attending synchronous classes on-campus, or, in the case of practica, field work, internships, service learning, or flight training, at community locations, subject to public health conditions. (001 sections)
  
  
• Remote instruction: instructors and students meet synchronously using digital technology (eg: Zoom) at the scheduled times according to the Registrar’s calendar. (820 sections)
  
  
• Hybrid instruction: a mix of in-person instruction and either remote or online instruction, with reduced contact time on campus. (860 sections)
  
  
• Online instruction: asynchronous instructor-student interactions using digital technology, with students able to interact with each other and the instructor at flexible hours. (850 sections)

How to Enroll

When you are ready to enroll, make sure you check any holds or information you need to complete ahead of your available enrollment time through MavLINK. Your registration time and enrollment holds information can also be found on MavLINK. The system will not allow you to enroll prior to your scheduled time.

Work with your academic advisor to make sure the courses you want to take will keep you on track to graduate on target as well as on time. You can use our Class Search page to see what classes are available.

Questions? Contact the UNO Registrar at 402.554.2314 or by emailing unoregistrar@unomaha.edu.

Student Resources

Advising

Students who have questions about which courses they should enroll in to meet the requirements for their program should work directly with an advisor within their respective programs.

Information about UNO's academic advising resources can be found online and students can request a meeting with their advisor through MavTRACK.

Student Fees

As you explore which course modality is right for you, you may have questions about what fee changes may be involved with certain classes, or what certain fees cover as part of your UNO experience.

Information about UNO student fees can be found in this helpful explainer article.

3-Week January Session Info

The 3-Week January session will be held between Jan. 3-21, 2022. Most courses are taught online, while others focus on experiential learning. Please consider the pace of the courses before enrolling in a three-week session course as:

• Your course will be at an accelerated pace. Contact the course instructor for more information on what that means for you.
• Attendance and participation will be critical to your success as there are limited class meetings. Make sure you have the time to commit to the entire three-week session.
• Your spring financial aid may be used for a January session
• 3-Week January Session courses will fill up quickly or may be canceled due to low enrollments, so you should enroll early.