Fall Semester Registration

Course selection for fall semester will begin July 15.  New for 2024: incoming students will join a pilot registration process that we hope will improve the registration experience for students in their first semester.  Students will be asked to select courses from a list of courses available to first-year students, and at the end of the course preference selection process, students will be placed in a full schedule of courses before their arrival on campus.  Much like the First Year Seminar selection process, this will not be first-come first-served, and at the end of the preference selection period, students will be placed in courses based on availability and scheduling parameters.  

 

First Year Fall 2024 Course Preference Selection FAQs

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Go to go.middlebury.edu/fyreg and log in using your Middlebury username and password.  We suggest using a computer rather than a smartphone.

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In the Browse Courses pick list box, scroll to the top and click on * Select course * 

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You should have received an email from the department chair or coordinator with guidance on your placement.  If you have completed a placement exam and have not heard from the department, please email the department chair directly using the contact information on the Placement Exam website.  

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Please email the department chair directly using the contact information on the Placement Exam website.  You may want to select an alternate course on your list for now. 

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For best results, please use a computer to make your course preference list. 

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No. Your First Year Seminar is a College Writing course and you can only take 1 College Writing course in your first semester. 

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No.  You can add two courses in the same department to your list, however, per College policy, you will only be placed in a maximum of one course in a single department. 

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  • White (no background) indicates a course with no listed prerequisites; note that even if a course is numbered in the 200’s or 300’s, if it has no prerequisites, it is open to you! 
  • Green ☆ indicates a course for which you meet prerequisites
  • ⚠ Yellow indicates a course with prerequisites that our records don’t show you meeting.    You can add such a course to your list, but you will not be placed in a course with pre-reqs unless you meet the prerequisites or have received an override. 
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Only courses open to first-year students appear on the course preference selection list.  In addition, courses that are full (aka have no seats available) do not appear on the list, nor do courses that cannot be scheduled due to a time conflict with your first-year seminar. 

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Yes, you can add up to 15 courses to your list. 

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You must add at least 10 courses to your list so that you can be assigned to a full schedule. Listing fewer than 10 courses could limit the possibility of getting into 3 courses. 

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No. Students have the full course preference selection window to build their list, including positioning courses within the list.  Once the window closes, no changes can be made. 

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No. You will be placed in sections that best fit your schedule, space permitting.  For example, if you are interested in taking Introduction to Psychology, you will add PSYC 0105 to your list (not PSYC 0105 A, PSYC 0105 B, PSYC 0105 C, etc). 

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Log in to your Banner Web and click on the “Academic Transcript” link in the Student Records tab. AP or IB credit that you have earned will be listed as transfer credit received by the institution. The credit is recorded as a sum total and each subject that was accepted is listed on its own line. 
If you think a subject is missing, please view the AP Policy or IB Policy page to see if that subject is accepted by Middlebury and if it has a required course before you can earn credit.   
If you do not see any credit awarded for your AP or IB scores, you can email registrar@middlebury.edu to see if they were received. 

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Be sure to click Save each time you add new courses to your list. 

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Yes.  PE courses can be added during the add/drop period.  You will receive an email with details for add/drop once you arrive on campus.  Keep in mind, PE courses are not academic, credit-bearing courses.