Selecting Courses
Generally, the upcoming semester’s course schedule is published four to five weeks before registration opens. This gives you time to meet with your advisor and create a plan in Degree Works. Once registration opens, you’ll already have the courses outlined, including the specific sections (course times) you need.
Contact Your AdvisorLocations
Classes are taught at our Logan campus and across the state at our Statewide Campuses. You should register for all sections of your classes, even online classes, based on your physical location. Filtering by location when browsing courses is the easiest way to see the appropriate sections. Contact your advisor if you need help.
| Section Code | Campus |
|---|---|
| A/J | San Juan/Blanding |
| B | Brigham City |
| C | South West (Ephraim) |
| E/G | Moab |
| K | Kaysville |
| M | Logan |
| N | North Central (Orem) |
| P/Q | Price |
| S | Salt Lake City |
| T | Tooele |
| U | Uintah Basin (Vernal/Roosevelt) |
| Z | Out of State |
| I | Online or Supervised |
Delivery Methods
To ensure you have ultimate flexibility, there are a variety of delivery methods, also known as instructional methods, offered. In Banner, the delivery method is shown when you click a course title.
In-person
Classes are held in-person at pre-scheduled meeting times.
Connect
Classes are held in-person at pre-scheduled meeting times with some students connecting virtually from other locations.
Hybrid
Classes combine In-person and Virtual/Online class sessions and activities reducing in-person classroom time.
Online
Students will access learning materials and activities, and engage regularly with the instructor and other students in Canvas.
Virtual
Classes are held virtually via Zoom at pre-scheduled meeting times.
Arranged
Students will be mentored in an arranged location and schedule applicable to their area of study.
Course Durations
Courses are typically either 14 or 7 weeks long. When viewing courses In Banner, a course’s start and end date is shown when your cursor hovers over “meeting times.”