Courses you "plan" on taking

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JohnDO

JohnDO

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AACOMAS states you are supposed to enter the courses you "plan" on taking from now until the time of matriculation. Now, does this mean you're supposed to input every course you're going to be taking until you graduate? It can't mean that, because I don't even know what I'm taking next semester (I still have a lot of options for my major, and three semesters to take them over). So what are they looking for? I honestly don't know what I'm taking yet. I only know one or two courses that I'm going to take over the whole next year. How did you guys handle this?
 
Just in case you guys were wondering, I called AACOMAS and they said that you don't need to list anything unless you're registered for it. Once you figure it out you can send them an email to update your file.
 
How do you enter it? When I try, it doesn't let me submit it without a grade. How do you specify it's for a later date?
 
I believe under "Type" you put: Not Yet Taken/To Be Completed

"Credit hours expected may be entered under Semester Hours, but these credit hours should not be included in the Summary Totals"
 
I listed my fall courses, but I also listed what I anticipate on taking in the Spring. Any idea what happens if I'm admitted before Fall and just graduate instead of extending into the Spring semester? I'm guessing nothing.
 
JKDMed said:
I listed my fall courses, but I also listed what I anticipate on taking in the Spring. Any idea what happens if I'm admitted before Fall and just graduate instead of extending into the Spring semester? I'm guessing nothing.
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I understand if they're not prerequisites it will be OK... it just won't look good which at that point it won't matter to most.
 
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