Oberlin Blogs

Summer Registration

November 15, 2013

Andres Cuervo ’17

I figure as a first year I have the most relevant "wisdom" (insights?) to offer to incoming students since I was one just a few months ago. With that in mind, because Spring registration has begun here on campus, I'll share my thoughts on Fall registration as a first year.

First, some tips:

If you're planning on a major with a lot of prerequisites or course requirements, consider taking a couple classes for that major freshman year to really decide if it's for you. If it is, you'll already be on your way to getting that degree!

If you're unsure about your major, take the time to find classes and professors that have good reviews coupled with topics that might interest you.

When registering for classes on campus it speeds up registration exponentially if you have the Course Reference Number (CRN) beforehand because PRESTO is not, exactly, the best user experience.

This week I figured how to get the rest of my point across as a comic (read: I procrastinated less!) Enjoy.

Debating Double-Degree: Minoring–A Major Decision

October 7, 2021

Ben Smith

Part three in a series in which I talk about my on-going experience as a conservatory student who is considering pursuing a double-degree or a minor in East Asian Studies.