Priority and Classification:
Registration priority numbers are assigned by students’ classification and the beginning letter of their last name. 

Classification (cls) is based on the following number of courses expected to be earned by the end of the semester as indicated below.

Classification	Courses Earned	Classification Number
SR (senior)	22.50 and up	4
JR (junior)	14.50 to 22.25	3
SO (sophomore)	6.50 to 14.25	2
FR (freshman)	0.00 to 6.25	1
Specials	--	7, 8
Internationals	--	9, 0

For registration purposes only, students within one-half course of the next classification are classified with the higher ‘cls’.  Generally, this is an advantage.  However, if after checking the course priorities listed on the Schedule of Classes, you feel it is a disadvantage, request a change in the registrar’s office.

School: school is differentiated from major by (  )

(CLA)	= College of Liberal Arts
(MUS)	= School of Music

Day:

M	= Monday
T	= Tuesday
W	= Wednesday
R	= Thursday
F	= Friday

Course Priority Levels:     

S-P	= Special Permission (SPAC is required for admission to class.)
0	= Excludes students from the class.
1	= These students will have first access to the class.
2	= These students will have access to the class only after all students fitting priority 1 have had a chance to enroll.

Probability Course will Fill (Prob Fill):

H	= High. The course will probably fill during the first (computer) phase of registration.
L	= Low. The course will probably accommodate all students who  request it on the course request form.

Footnote Abbreviations:

+	Not offered pass/fail
@	Examinations given at night
*	Confer with instructor no later than the second day of classes
~	Internships are graded S (Satisfactory) or U (Unsatisfactory)
$	Additional fees associated with this class will be charged to your tuition account.  Check with the department for the exact amount.
[	Will be a competence course pending instructor completing appropriate competence workshop.

Building and special room designations:

ARC, Academic Resource Center	LC, Lilly Physical Education and Recreational Center
AH, Asbury Hall	LC AUX, Lilly Physical Education and Recreational Center Auxiliary Gym
ART ANNX, Art Annex	LIB, Roy O. West Library
BH, Bartlett Alumni House	OL, F. W. Olin Biological Sciences Building
BLCKSTCK, Blackstock Varsity Room	PAC, Performing Arts Center
DH, Durham House	PCCM, Eugene S. Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media
EC, East College	PELR, Richard E. Peeler Art Center
EM, William Weston Clarke Emison Museum of Art	RH, Rawles Hall, I.U. (Bloomington)
FOB, Faculty Office Building	TTC, Indoor Tennis & Track Center
HC, Hartman Center	UB, Memorial Student Union Building
HH, John H.Harrison Hall
IS, Information Services, JSC
JSMC, Percy Lavon Julian Science & Mathematics Center

                               
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