Build your class schedule

ASU's class schedule will be available soon. Here are some specific things you may want to consider as you map out your next semester at ASU:

• Plan the class times you want. ASU is committed to providing the classes you need each semester. However, you are responsible for ensuring the time slot you want is available.
• Stay on track. While you may dream of a schedule that includes only classes that start after 10 a.m., ensure that you follow the recommended courses for each semester outlined on your major map to stay on track for graduation.
• Use ASU's Schedule Planner tool. You can access the tool in your My Classes box on My ASU (you may need to click on 'Registration'). In just a few clicks, you can select the courses you want and add breaks where required (perhaps you have a part-time job, sports practice, or are volunteering during a specific time slot each week). It will automatically generate all of the possible schedules that meet your criteria.
• Find out if that professor is teaching. Have you heard great things about a particular instructor or connected with a professor this semester? See if they're teaching any classes in the spring.
• Take a class that benefits your health and wellness. Do you need an elective or general studies requirement? If you're planning to take some intense courses in the spring, consider balancing those out with something that will do your body good ‚Äî like yoga, a nutrition class or a stress management class.
• Check your student account balance on My ASU. If you have an outstanding balance, you'll need to settle it to register. We recommend that you make arrangements with Financial Aid and Scholarship Services so you aren't blocked from registering.