Auditing Courses Anyone who wishes to audit a class must be enrolled either as a degree-seeking or non-degree seeking student. Once enrolled, a student may register to audit a class during the drop/take period, with the exception of studio art class or laboratory course. The student may register to audit a studio art class or laboratory course on the last day of drop/take and with the written permission of the instructor teaching the course. The class attendance policy for the auditing student will be the same as required for the student taking the course for credit. Auditors are required to pay all fees that may be associated with the course (lab fee, studio art fees, activity fees, travel, et cetera.) Consult the Business Office regarding fees for auditing courses.
Numbering of Courses Single numbers indicate one-semester courses. Courses planned primarily for first-year students and sophomores are numbered 100 to 299; courses planned primarily for juniors and seniors are numbered 300 to 499. Graduate courses are numbered at the 500 level or higher. Subject codes are indicated by the letters following each subject; e.g., biology (BIO). Music courses beginning with “0� may be taken for credit by students at all levels.
Course Abbreviations ACC AMC AMS ARH ART BIO BUS CHM CHN CIS COM CSC EBA ECO EDR EDU EDS ENG ESC FRN GER HIS HON HPE HMS HUM ITA JPN MAT MUS NSC PHI PHY POL PSY REL SPA THE TRA WIS
Accounting Advertising & Marketing Communication American Studies Art History Art Biology Business Chemistry Chinese Computer Information Systems Communication Computer Science Executive Business Administration (Graduate) Economics Education in Reading Education Educational Studies English Environmental Science French German History Honors Health and Physical Education Human Services Humanities Italian Japanese Mathematics Music Neuroscience Philosophy Physics/Physical Science Political Science Psychology Religion Spanish Theatre Travel/Study Wesleyan Integrative Seminar Experience
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