Tagged Course registration

Fairfield University is set to roll out the new Workday Student interface in the upcoming weeks, culminating a years-long, behind-the-scenes project to modernize the university’s data systems and enhance...

Students have begun the highly anticipated process of registering for courses for the upcoming spring semester – and with that process, lots of stress. While returning students are familiar with the ins and...

As the current semester comes to an end, it is time to begin preparing for the next one! Course registration can often be a stress-inducing time for students given the large number of components to consider,...

Nerd alert!!!! Course registration is happening very soon, so you might just be in need of that final class to finish up your schedule, or you might still need all five, that’s what I’m here...

According to the Registrar’s Office, commuter students and residential students are not distinguished from each other when they register for class as “the 7 a.m. release time for registration was chosen...

I’ve had a lot of strangers laugh at me when I tell them I’m a politics major. The comments are a mixed bag. Some people follow that up with “You picked a rough time to study that.” Others are a little...

Did you know that Fairfield University offers a course in which student editors can work together with a faculty advisor to produce a digital journal that lives at Fairfield U? That, as editors, you can...

In my time at Fairfield University there is almost nothing I have heard students complain about more than the Magis Core Signature Elements, specifically the social justice requirements. I can’t claim any...

It’s that time of year again. When we all pull up our degree evaluations, and devote a significant amount of brain-space to trying to figure out what we’re going to take in the fall. I’ve over-thought it...

For three years now course registration has been simple, checking off the required core classes while fulfilling my major and minor requirements. Now heading into my second semester of senior year I’ve found...