- EOS/BIOL 311 is often oversubscribed, so we prioritize registering students for whom this is a program requirement. To do this, we initially set a lower registration limit, which we then increase at the end of the registration period and fill in priority order from waitlisted students.
- Tips for successful registration:
- Be aware of your assigned time and register as soon as you can.
- If the lecture (A01) session of BIOL/EOS 311 is full, get on the wait list.
- Once timed registrations are complete (early July), we will increase the class size. It may take much of July to sort out class size and registration, so don’t despair. Students whose program requires EOS/BIOL 311 (Ocean and Marine Science programs, Combined BIO/Earth Major) will be prioritized.
- Please be sure to check your email regularly throughout July so that you do not miss a registration offer.
- We only have 4 lab sections open at the moment, but will open one or two additional sections when we increase the total number of places in the lecture section. Students who obtain a registered spot in the lecture session will have priority for a place in a lab section. We are likely to sort out lab registrations much closer to September.
Image: Blue breasted bee eater, Northern Ethiopia, photo by Dr. Neville Winchester