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Register for Classes

If you have questions about enrollment dates, your enrollment appointment, or meeting with an Academic Advisor see Frequently Asked Questions - Registering for Classes.

STEP 1. Review Your Degree Requirements

Review your Psychology or Neuroscience Degree Requirements and sequence map for your degree program. The requirements described in the Bulletin of the College of Arts & Sciences will remain the same throughout your time in school, so you might want to print and save them in a folder you can refer to before you register for classes each semester.

Run your Academic Advisement Report (AAR) each semester!

Your AAR shows how your courses and transfer and test credits apply toward the academic requirements of your major. It also shows which requirements you must still fulfill.

If you're planning to meet with your Academic Advisor, download a printer-friendly version of your AAR to your computer and take it with you to make it easier to discuss your progress and your plans for future semesters.

How to Run & Read Your Academic Advisement Report (AAR)

  • Log into OneStart.
  • The "Student Center" area should be visible; if it is not, select the Services tab, and choose the Student Self-Service section on the left. Scroll down the page until you see Go to Student Center and select it.
  • Select My Academics and Grades.
  • In the "Advising" box (the first one on the left), select View My Advisement Report.
  • Read the information on the screen that appears and then select your "Institution" (Bloomington) and "Report Type". The "Report Type" includes options that allow you to include courses from your Planner or Shopping cart in the report to see how they will count
  • Push the "Process Request" button to run the report.
  • At the top of the report find and click on the "Expand All" button to ensure that you will see the complete report.
  • Scroll through your report and compare it to the list of requirements provided in Bulletin of the College of Arts & Sciences Psychology or Neuroscience Degree Requirements.
  • To view a printer-friendly version of your AAR, at the bottom of the report, click Printer Friendly. If you save the printer-friendly report in .pdf format, follow university guidelines for the storage of protected data - save it to a secure server instead of leaving it on the desktop or hard drive of a university computer.

More information:

You can use your AAR to see how your degree requirements would change if you added or changed a minor or major -or- to see how a course you're considering taking might count towards your requirements. See

STEP 2. Choose Courses

Psychological & Brain Sciences (PSY) Courses

  • PBS Registration Fall 2013
    A convenient list of upper-level PSY courses taught during a particular term and the psychology or neuroscience degree requirements each course meets.

  • Schedule of Classes: Fall 2013 PSY Courses. Lists all PSY classes offered in a particular term, including class meeting times and locations, instructor's name, prerequisite courses (P), and other important class notes. (To view other terms, click on Schedule of Classes, the Term you want, Student, and PSY.)

  • Bulletin: PSY Course Descriptions. All PSY course descriptions sorted by the psychology or neuroscience degree requirements each course meets.

Schedule of Classes - Lists all IUB courses taught during a particular term.
  • Schedule of Classes, Fall 2013. Lists all IUB courses offered during a particular term, including class meeting times and locations, instructor's name, prerequisite courses (P), and other important class notes. (To view other terms, click on Schedule of Classes, the Term you want, and Student.)

  • Special Course Listings shows courses offered during a particular term that fulfill various College of Arts & Sciences degree requirements including Intensive Writing Courses, CASE Special Course Offerings, and General Education Courses. Look for Other Special Course Offerings to find Critical Approaches (CAPP) courses.

Bulletin - Describes all courses offered by departments and programs.

Course Designations - Lists of all courses that fulfill various College of Arts & Sciences degree requirements.

Step 3: Register online via the Student Center in OneStart

If you have questions about enrollment dates, your enrollment appointment, or meeting with an Academic Advisor see Frequently Asked Questions - Registering for Classes.

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