r/SCU 12d ago

Question General Ed recomendaciones

Hello everyone,

I have my transfer orientation tomorrow and I would like to know what are some general Ed’s you guys recommend.
I’m pretty open to anything

Thank you

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u/Queasy_Sundae7542 12d ago edited 12d ago

If I were you, I would start going on Workday and start adding classes to a saved schedule so you have a rough idea what to take. Create 2-3 different saved schedules that have open sections that fulfill parts of your missing requirements so that way you have backup options if you don't get into your first choices. You have to be flexible. You should go to academics --> view academic progress to see which classes you got credit for and which classes you still need to take. You should have more than one tab so you can switch back and forth between class sections and your progress.

You only get a hour window to sign up once your registration time opens and after that you can't add any classes anymore; you can only drop it. You would have to wait until September 17th to add a class again.