Instructions on the use of MyPack to register for classes is provided by Registration and Records (R&R). Your Unity ID and password hints are provided by R&R, are also required for this process, so you should wait till you receive this information before starting this process. Tutorials on MyPack are provided by Registration and Records, including tutorial videos with the step-by-step registration

Most students build a semester schedules with 14 to 18 credit hours of courses and labs. To graduate in four years, you will need to average a little more than 15 hours per semester. More about that later.

Here is an example of a good schedule for a first semester freshman. Notice that each item on the list is a clickable link that will answer questions about that category.

Especially good for freshmen are the First Year Inquiry courses, designated with a 'Q'. Briefly, Q-sections

• are small
• contain information that helps with study skills and transition from high school to college
• are taught by dedicated specially-trained teachers

Another approach is to look at the requirements for the BS in Mathematics and select courses from the Science Electives.

With Chemistry/Economics, Math, PMS100, and possibly English, you should have between 9 and 13 hours. You will need one to three more courses to complete your schedule. There are a couple ways to find courses. One is to look at your degree requirements (Mathematics, Applied Mathematics) another is to fill admissions deficiencies in Foreign Languages, a third is to explore possibilities

Last updated 15-May-2012->->