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    Get Registration Ready

    Registration opens on October 31 for the 2023 Winter and Spring semesters!  Don’t get left behind and start today!

    1. Clear Your Holds
      • Check your Navigate to quickly see if you have any holds.
      • Review your to-do list on CUNYFirst.  This will also have your enrollment appointment, and how to clear your holds.
    2. Run your Degree Works Audit
      • Degree Works will allow you to view your progress toward your major.
      • View your general requirements including: number of credits, courses taken, courses currently being taken, GPA, and much more.
      • The courses listed on the left are for major, minor, and Liberal Arts electives.  Suggestion for other courses are listed on the right with links.
      • Process and review your audit and have an undergraduate academic advisor or graduate academic advisor confirm your choices.
    3. Check your FACTS
      • The Financial Aid Eligibility and Certification Tracking System (FACTS) is an online financial aid tool that will help you understand and monitor eligibility for the Tuition Assistance Program (TAP), Aid for Part Time Study (APTS) and some HESC scholarships. FACTS determines eligibility to receive an award each semester.
      • Use FACTS each semester to determine your eligibility.
      • Review your TAP Compliance, your TAP Guide, and TAP FAQ’s.
    4. Enrollment Appointments:
      Enrollment/Registration appointments will be available in early March and will be listed on CUNYfirst.
    5. Schedule Builder
      • A visual tool designed for you to explore, plan, and build your class schedule.
      • With this tool, you can arrange selected courses into a conflict-free timetable grid, making it easier to see what available options best fits into your personal and academic lives. For more information, Schedule Builder .
    6. Make an appointment with an Academic Advisor
      • Log in to Navigate.  Still need to download it?  Learn more about Navigate here.

    Registration from A-Z

    Appeals

    If you need school specific information on Academic Appeals.

    • Joint Committee on Academic Standing (students not officially in their major)
    • Pathways Appeal Committee
    • Marxe
    • Weissman
    • Zicklin

    Classes and Courses

    How to find courses in CUNYfirst

    Course Modality/Mode of Instruction

    Understanding the instruction mode of a class is extremely important.  On CUNYfirst, it will indicate if your class is in person, hybrid, or fully online.  If it is fully online, make sure you know if it’s Synchronous/Asynchronous.  Learn more about the differences here.

    Credit Overload

    • Undeclared/Not in a school
    • Weissman
    • Zicklin

    CUNY First Guides

    Check out a wide range of guides about CUNYFirst.  Here are a few that are centered on registration.

    • How to View enrollment appointment
    • How to Register
    • How to Drop a Class
    • How to find classes

    Degree Works

    Degree Works – Student Degree Audit System is a web-based application that allows students to view their progress towards a degree. It lists all of your requirements including: courses taken, courses currently being taken, skills assessment tests, transfer credits and much more.

    Graduation

    For more information on due dates, applying for graduation, and more information, check out Applying for Graduation.

    Major/Minor Forms

    To view and download any of the  following major/minor forms, check the Program Updates page.

    • Intended Major Form
    • Declaration of Liberal Arts Minor/College Option Capstone
    • Business Minor

    For students that have been officially accepted into the Zicklin School of Business:  Zicklin Major/Minor Plan Change

    Online Learning Resources

    Looking for additional support?  Check out Baruch Forward for a listing of student resources throughout the College.

    Registration Dates

    View all registration appointment and application dates. Please keep checking back as dates will be updated as registration gets closer. Your registration appointment time will be updated in your CUNYFirst To Do’s.

    Schedule Builder

    Schedule Builder is a real-time class scheduling tool that enables students to plan and register for courses that meet their schedules and other needs. With this tool, students can easily arrange class schedules that fit their personal and academic lives.

    Science Courses

    How to Register for Pathways Science Classes.  For more information check the Natural Sciences Department website.

    Choose corresponding sections as per example below.

    After you choose a pair, you will automatically be added to your lecture section. Therefore, the classes will appear 3 times on your page as:

    LAB, REC & LECTURE

    Examples of co-requisite sections of Pathways courses:

    WEISSMAN COURSE PERMISSION REQUESTS

    WINTER & SPRING 2023

    Department Point of Contact and Email Address/Link to Department Site
    Black & Latino Studies Department Chair, Dr. Shelly Eversley: Shelly.Eversley@baruch.edu

    Office Assistant, Ms. Anayka King: Anayka.King@baruch.cuny.edu

    NOTE: For registration questions and permission requests, please email Ms. Anayka King, and include the
    Department Chair

    Business Courses for Weissman Majors Actuarial Science, Business Writing, Corporate Communication, Economics (BA), Financial Mathematics, Graphic Communication, Statistics (BA)

    Go to the Weissman Student Resources page to request open-section registration permission:

    • Intended majors who need upper-level business courses
    • Official Ad Hoc majors with approved business courses
    Communication Studies Students needing closed class permission for COM courses should use one of the links below. Please note that permission will be granted at the discretion of the department and they are giving priority to those closest to graduation.

    • Communication Capstone registration request (for COM 4900, 4901, 4902, 4905, 4907)
    • Upper-Level Class registration request (3000-4000 level classes, except capstones and COM 5010)
    • COM 5010 registration request
    English EngAdvisor@baruch.cuny.edu
    Feit Seminar Feit Program Director, Professor Michael Staub: Michael.Staub@baruch.cuny.edu
    Fine & Performing Arts ART (Art Studio, Photography, Art History) and NMA (New Media Arts):
    Deputy Chair of Art, Katherine Behar: Katherine.Behar@baruch.cuny.eduART (Graphic Communication):
    Coordinator, Graphic Communications: Zoe.SheehanSaldana@baruch.cuny.eduMSC (All music permissions):
    Deputy Chair for Music, Professor Andrew Tomasello: Tomasello1@aol.com

    THE (All theater permissions):
    Deputy Chair/Theater, Professor Susan Tenneriello: Susan.Tenneriello@baruch.cuny.edu

    History history@baruch.cuny.edu
    Honors Program Honors students should email their assigned Honors advisor for registration issues.

    NOTE: Students interested in joining the Honors Program or taking an Honors class should contact
    Baruch.Honors@baruch.cuny.edu

    Journalism Department Chair, Professor Vera Haller: Vera.Haller@baruch.cuny.edu

    Office Assistant, Glenda Hydler: Glenda.Hydler@baruch.cuny.edu

    NOTE: Sidney Harman Writer-In-Residence Program: Professor Esther Allen: Esther.Allen@baruch.cuny.edu

    Mathematics Professor Timothy Ridenour: Timothy.Ridenour@baruch.cuny.edu
    Professor Evan Fink: Evan.Fink@baruch.cuny.edu
    Professor Peter Gregory: Peter.Gregory@baruch.cuny.edu
    Professor Alfred Friedland: Alfred.Friedland@baruch.cuny.edu
    Department Chair, Professor Warren Gordon: Warren.Gordon@baruch.cuny.edu
    Modern Languages Office Assistant, Christina Muniz: Christina.Muniz@baruch.cuny.edu

    NOTE: Students must contact faculty advisors for placement assistance:

    • Chinese: Professor Ping Xu and Professor Zhiqiang (John) Yu
    • French, Arabic, & Hebrew: 
      • Professor Max Kramer (French & Arabic)
      • Professor Ali Nematollahy (French, Arabic, & Hebrew)
    • Italian: Professor Antonietta D’Amelio
      Japanese: Professor Shigeru Suzuki
      Spanish & Portuguese: Professor David Cruz De Jesus
    Natural Sciences Students must complete the department’s online form at:
    https://baruch.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_50x8GbQeDKzmFV3
    Philosophy Prerequisite waivers and/or over tally requests:

    • First, contact the course instructor by email to request permission for an overtally or prerequisite waiver. (Note that it is the instructor that grants permission, not the Chair of the department.) Make the reason for the request clear. In general, such requests are granted only for compelling reasons (e.g. the student is graduating and needs the course to graduate and there are no other alternatives)
    • If the instructor approves, the student forwards instructor’s email to the office assistant at
      Nell.Evans@baruch.cuny.edu, being sure to include the following details:

      • The semester, course name, number, and section (e.g. Spring 2023 PHI 1700 – Ethical Theories BTRA)
      • EMPLID
      • A note explaining the nature of the request
    Physical Education Students should email the professors directly
    Political Science For registration questions and permission requests, please send an email to the departmental email address: wsaspoliticalscience@baruch.cuny.edu. Please include:

    • Your name, phone number, EMPLID and expected graduation date
    • The semester, course name, number and section (e.g. Spring 2023 POL 1101 ETRA – American Gov’t:
      Practices & Values)
    • A note explaining the nature of the request

    NOTE: Over tallies are granted only for urgent reasons (e.g. Student is graduating and needs the course to graduate and there are no other alternatives).

    Psychology There is a two-part process. Students should:

    • First contact the course instructor by email to request their permission for an overtally or prerequisite
      waiver.
    • Then fill out the appropriate application form below, which requires you to copy and paste the email
      confirmation from the instructor as part of the waiver request:

      • Waiver Request Application for Winter 2023
      • Waiver Request Application for Spring 2023
    Sociology/Anthropology Department Chair, Professor Gregory Snyder: Gregory.Snyder@baruch.cuny.edu
    BIO

    BIO 1015L [33580] EMWA (lect/recit)   with   BIO 1016 [EMWA] (lab)

    BIO 1011L [33611] CMWA (lect/recit)   with   BIO 1012 [33616] CMWA (lab)

    CHM

    CHM 1003L [33660] CTRA (lect/recit)   with   CHM 1004 [33663] CTRAGMWB (lab)

    CHM 1003L [33672] STRA (lect/recit)   with   CHM 1004  [33681] STRA (lab)

    ENV

    ENV 1003L [33958] CMWA lect/recit) with ENV 1004 [33975] CMWA (lab)

    ENV 1003L [34070] SMWA (lect/recit) with ENV 1004 [34085] SMWA (lab)

    PHY

    PHY 2002L [34886] BMWA (lect/recit) with PHY 2001 [34889] BMWA (lab)

    PHY 2002L [34945] ETRB (lect/recit) with PHY 2001 [34947] ETRB (lab)

    NOTE:  The sections that end with an X (e.g., SMWX) are only open to students who have satisfied one part of their Pathways requirement.

    Examples of stand-alone sections of Pathways courses:

    BIO

    BIO 1015L [33582] EMWX: open only to students who have completed the Life and Physical Sciences requirement.
    BIO 1016 [33572] DMWX: open only to students who have completed the Scientific World requirement.

    BIO 1011L [33615] CMWX : open only to students who have completed the Life and Physical Sciences requirement.
    BIO 1012 [33624] GTRX: open only to students who have completed the Scientific World requirement.

    CHM

    CHM 1003L [33670] DMWX: open only to students who have completed the Life and Physical Sciences requirement.
    CHM 1004 [33674] ETX: open only to students who have completed the Scientific World requirement.

    ENV

    ENV 1003L [33972] CMWX: open only to students who have completed the Life and Physical Sciences requirement.
    ENV 1004 [34137] STRX: open only to students who have completed the Scientific World requirement.

    PHY

    PHY 2002L [34940] CTRX: open only to students who have completed the Life and Physical Sciences requirement.
    PHY 2001 [34942] BTRX: open only to students who have completed the Scientific World requirement.

    Tuition and Fees

    • Undergraduate/Graduate Tuition and Fees including Summer
    • How to see Student Account Statement (your bill)
    • How to Make a Payment

    Zicklin Waitlist

    You can use the waitlist feature when a class is full and a waitlist option is available. You are allowed to be waitlisted for a maximum of 8 units in any given semester. All waitlists are processed through CUNYfirst on a first-come, first-served basis.

    Zicklin Waitlist

    For other information on registration related issues, check out school-specific information below.

    • Marxe
    • Weissman
    • Zicklin

    Grad Student Hub

    Marxe Graduate Students

    Speed Advisement @Marxe

    Marxe Graduate Advisors will be holding Speed Advisement Sessions for Summer and Fall 2021. Students can sign up for a 10-minute meeting with their academic advisor to quickly go over:

    • Course Selection & Scheduling
    • General Program Requirements
    • Concentrations
    • Other academic concerns

    Click Here to Sign Up!

    Need to have a more in-depth conversation with an advisor?

    Because speed advisement sessions are intended to be quick and serve a larger number of students, we ask you to email us if you need to set up a longer appointment with your academic advisor.

    Our UNDERGRADUATE BSPA Students should email Advisor Liting Zhang to set up an advisement appointment.

    Weissman Graduate Students

    Need more information on navigating Weissman graduate academic advisement, click here!

    • How to connect to an advisor
    • Course Selection
    • Registration

    Still looking for something, send us an email!

    Zicklin Graduate Students

    Zicklin graduate programs also have virtual advising services for students. Advisors can be contacted as follows:

    Full-Time MBA: FullTimeMBA@baruch.cuny.edu

    MS Accountancy and Evening MBA Accountancy: ZicklinGradACC@baruch.cuny.edu

    Evening MBA: ZicklinPTMBA@baruch.cuny.edu

    MS Programs: ZicklinMSPrograms@baruch.cuny.edu

    MS Business Analytics: ZicklinMSBusAn@baruch.cuny.edu



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