Class Schedule
Summer 2012
Classes begin: Tuesday, May 29 (8 weeks & 12 weeks)@
Classes end: Friday, July 20 (8 weeks); Friday, August 17 (12 weeks)
Click Here for Important Dates and Deadlines
Authorization Schedule |
Masters (EDI, ESOL, EHS, I/O) |
3/26 |
Certificate (CISD, CDE, CIT) |
4/9 |
Non-Degree |
5/23 |
All students may request authorization at any time. However, it will only be processed on a weekly basis following the schedule above. Furthermore MA students must follow the advising procedure in order for their request to be processed. Please follow this link to view the Advising procedure.
Requests for authorization to register should be sent to Sharese Essien at sharese@umbc.edu in the following format: Campus ID, Program (Certificate/MA, ISD, EHS, IO Psych. etc), Course Number and Delivery Method (Online/ In-person). After processing, authorization will be valid for 2 weeks. Beginning January 1st, students will be granted 1 week from the date of authorization to register. If you fail to register within this timeframe, your permission will expire and you must submit another request. You are strongly advised to register as soon as you receive authorization. Waiting to register may jeopardize you getting the class you want, and possibly your graduation date. To ensure your place in the class, please register immediately after you are authorized. Please note that being authorized to register does not guarantee you a seat in a class.
Students interested in courses EDUC 792T and 794 should contact Dr. Greg Williams directly at gregw@umbc.edu prior to requesting authorization. Students needing academic advising should contact Dr. Chuck Hodell at hodell@umbc.edu.
Summer 2012
@ All courses are 12 weeks with the exception of EDUC 689 (Williams).
^ (Asynchronous) – eLearning classes that do not require students and instructors to be online at the same time.
* (Synchronous) – eLearning classes that require students and instructors to be online at the same time. Students can log in from a PC in any location, as long as it has an internet connection.
# (Hybrid) – meetings that include a mix of both in-person and online sessions.
Summer 2012 Course Locations
Course |
UMBC Main Campus |
EDUC 671 - 1108 |
Academic IV, B Wing, Room 461 |
EDUC 681 - 1109 |
Academic IV, B Wing, Room 464 |
Fall 2012
Classes begin: Wednesday, August 29
Classes end: Tuesday, December 11
Click Here for Important Dates and Deadlines
Authorization Schedule |
Masters (EDI, ESOL, EHS, I/O) |
6/11
|
Certificate (CISD, CDE, CIT) |
6/25 |
Non-Degree |
8/22 |
All students may request authorization at any time. However, it will only be processed on a weekly basis following the schedule above. Furthermore MA students must follow the advising procedure in order for their request to be processed. Please follow this link to view the Advising procedure.
Requests for authorization to register should be sent to Sharese Essien at sharese@umbc.edu in the following format: Campus ID, Program (Certificate/MA, ISD, EHS, IO Psych. etc), Course Number and Delivery Method (Online/ In-person). After processing, authorization will be valid for 2 weeks. Beginning January 1st, students will be granted 1 week from the date of authorization to register. If you fail to register within this timeframe, your permission will expire and you must submit another request. You are strongly advised to register as soon as you receive authorization. Waiting to register may jeopardize you getting the class you want, and possibly your graduation date. To ensure your place in the class, please register immediately after you are authorized. Please note that being authorized to register does not guarantee you a seat in a class.
Students interested in courses EDUC 792T and 794 should contact Dr. Greg Williams directly at gregw@umbc.edu prior to requesting authorization. Students needing academic advising should contact Dr. Chuck Hodell at hodell@umbc.edu.
Fall 2012
^ (Asynchronous) – eLearning classes that do not require students and instructors to be online at the same time.
* (Synchronous) – eLearning classes that require students and instructors to be online at the same time. Students can log in from a PC in any location, as long as it has an internet connection.
# (Hybrid) – meetings that include a mix of both in-person and online sessions.
Fall 2012 Course Locations
Courses will be located at the new South Campus location. More information is forthcoming about specific room numbers. |
