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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Restricted Undergraduate Course Registration Form in our platform.
- Begin by entering your personal information in the designated fields, including your name, UCFID, Knights Email, and Major. This ensures that your registration is accurately linked to your student profile.
- Select the course title from the options provided (Directed Independent Study, Directed Research, Internship/Practicum) and indicate the registration term/year. Make sure to specify if it’s for Fall, Spring, or Summer.
- Fill in the course information section by entering the College Department prefix and course number along with credit hours. Remember that registering for zero credit hours may incur tuition fees.
- Discuss and document grading policies with your faculty/instructor. Clearly outline expectations regarding time commitment and engagement throughout the semester.
- Complete the course time expectations section by agreeing on a weekly hour commitment with your instructor.
- Provide a description of course activities and expected outcomes to clarify objectives for both you and your instructor.
- Finally, ensure both you and your faculty member sign and date the form before submission. Don’t forget to review the Student Financial Responsibility Statement before signing.
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