Spring 2021 Courses Now Available
Course registration is now open for all students. Lean where to find classes, what modalities exist for spring, and how to connect with an advisor.
- published: 2020/10/26

Planning for the Spring 2021 semester begins today for students with early enrollment now open for eligible students
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.
Please refer to the dates below to find your enrollment time.
Not sure what classes you want to take this spring? Don't worry, a full list of courses and their different modalities can be found online: Spring 2021 Course Listings
Spring 2021 Enrollment Dates |
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Graduates |
Monday, |
Seniors |
Wednesday, |
Juniors |
Friday, |
Sophomores |
Tuesday, |
Freshmen |
Thursday, |
Open Enrollment |
Monday, |
Additional information about Spring 2021 course offerings, including student resources and information about student fees, is available below:
Course Modalities
Similar to the Fall 2020 semester, in order to provide flexibility and options for all of our students, courses for the Spring 2021 semester 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.
Open Enrollment
New students/returning students that are not currently enrolled in classes, will fall under the open enrollment period, which begins on Monday, Nov. 9.
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.
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.
Keep Learning
The move to de-densified on-campus operations and a move to new course offerings during this time has made it more important than ever that you have access to campus resources, tools, and information that can make sure your time at UNO is a success.
From advising information, tutoring resources, technology support, and library services offered, the Keep Learning resource page is your one-stop shop for important campus information and updates.
UNO's Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19)
The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) is actively monitoring the rapidly evolving novel coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and providing regular updates to the UNO community as the situation changes.
As UNO safely resumes in-person teaching and learning this fall, campus leaders and five working groups composed of students, faculty, and staff continue to assess and provide guidance in the areas of academics, facilities, student services, communications, and events/athletics. We are committed to your health and success this semester.
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