Where do you go for advising?
- Schedule an appointment with Cheryl for registration advising or for any questions using using Navigate or by contacting Cynthia.
- Have you earned 44 or fewer credits or are undecided on a major? You need to see Cheryl to have your advising hold removed prior to registering.
- Have you earned 45 or more credits? See an advisor in your major(s) to have your advising hold removed.
What to bring for your registration advising meeting (mandatory)
You must complete and upload the Advising Forms(link below) to the dropbox link included in our email announcement the day before your advising appointment with Cheryl. Your hold will not be removed if you do not submit them, and schedules cannot be approved if they are not complete.
Special Note for Freshmen
If you are in ENG 111, we will be signing you up for Honors ENG 151 (3 credits); M/W 10:10-12:05. As you look for your remaining classes, use the following major-specific guides. If your major isn't listed, no worries--use DegreeWorks and sample four year plans for guidance and we'll review everything at your advising appointment. And review the Verrazzano course list for times and section numbers!
Accounting/Business
Honors MGT 110: Introduction to Management (3 credits)
Other recommended non-Verrazano courses (in order of priority):
MTH 130: Pre-Calculus (3 credits); MTH 231/229: Calculus I (4 credits total); or MTH 232: Calculus II (3 credits) – Business and Accounting majors require a sequence of two math courses (see the Catalog for details). Take the next level of Verrazano Honors math if you have not yet completed the math sequence.
ECO 111: Introduction to Microeconomics (3 credits) or ECO 112: Introduction to Macroeconomics (3 credits)
MKT 111: Introduction to Marketing (3 credits)
Any course from the Required or Flexible Core in Pathways General Education
Chemistry
(1) Honors CHM 142: General Chemistry II (3 credits) and Honors CHM 127: General Chemistry II Laboratory (1 credit)
(2) MTH 130 (non honors): Precalculus – 3 credits; Honors MTH 231/229: Calculus I – 4 credits total; or MTH 232: Calculus II – 3 credits – Chemistry majors must take up through Calculus III (MTH 233)
Other Recommended Courses: Any course from the Required or Flexible Core in Pathways General Education.
Computer Science
(1) MTH 130: Precalculus (non honors) – 3 credits; Honors MTH 231/229: Calculus I – 4 credits total; or MTH 232: Calculus II – 3 credits – The Computer Science major requires up to MTH 232 (Calculus II); see the College Catalog for details.
Other recommended courses:
(1) CSC 220: Computers and Programming (4 credits)
(2) CSC 211: Intermediate Programming (4 credits)
(3) Any course from the Required or Flexible Core in Pathways General Education
(4) A science course. Computer Science requires two science classes from General Biology I and II (BIO 170/171, 180/181); General Chemistry I and II (CHM 141/121, 142/127); General Physics I and II (PHY 120/121, PHY 160/161) or Space Science (AST 120/AST 160).
Engineering Science
(1) Non Honors MTH 130; Honoros MTH 231/229: Calculus I – 4 credits total; or MTH 232: Calculus II – 3 credits. Engineering students are required to take through Calculus III (MTH 233).
Other Courses To Be Taken:
(1) ENS 220: Introduction to Computer Engineering (4 credits)
(2) PHY 120/121: General Physics I with Laboratory (4 credits total) (note: cannot be taken if you will not yet have the required prerequisite/corequisite of MTH 231/229)
Medical Laboratory Science
What you take in your second semester depends on what you’re taking now: scroll down for schedule options depending on current classes. Round out your schedule with general education courses.
If you are currently taking Honors BIO 170/171 and CHM 141/121 You must take the following Verrazano courses:
(1) Honors PHL 130: Introduction to Ethics (3 credits)
(2) Honors BIO 150: Anatomy & Physiology I (4 credits)
(3) Honors CHM 142 & 127: General Chemistry II with Lab (3 credits/1 credit)
If you are currently taking Honors CHM 141/121
(1) Honors CHM 142 & 127: General Chemistry II with Lab (3 credits/1 credit)
(2) Honors PHL 130: Introduction to Ethics (3 credits)
(3) You must take BIO 170/171--there are no honors sections in the spring
If you are currently taking Honors BIO 170/171
(1) Honors BIO 150: Anatomy & Physiology I (4 credits)
(2) Honors PHL 130: Introduction to Ethics (3 credits)
(3) CHM 141/121--there are no honors section in the spring
Pre-Nursing
(1) Honors PHL 130: Introduction to Ethics (3 credits)
(2) Honors BIO 150: Anatomy & Physiology I (4 credits)
Other recommended courses: Any course from the Required or Flexible Core in Pathways General Education
Biology/Biochemistry/Pre-med, Pre-Dental, Pre-Pharm
*Math note: Biology majors must take MTH 231/229. Biochemistry and Chemistry majors must take up to MTH 233. Most medical schools required at least one semester of Calculus, and some require two semesters.
If you are currently taking Honors BIO 170/171
(1) Honors BIO 180: General Biology II (3 credits) and Honors BIO 181: General Biology II Laboratory (1 credit)
(2) Non Honors MTH 130: Precalculus – 3 credits; MTH 231/229: Honors Calculus I – 4 credits total; or MTH 232: Calculus II – 3 credits
Other Strongly Recommended Course CHM 141/121: General Chemistry I (3 credits) plus Laboratory (1 credit)
Other Recommended Courses: Any course from the Required or Flexible Core in Pathways General Education
If you are currently taking Honors CHM 141/121
(1) Honors CHM 142: General Chemistry II (3 credits) and Honors CHM 127: General Chemistry II Laboratory (1 credit)
(2) Non Honors MTH 130: Precalculus – 3 credits; HonorsMTH 231/229: Calculus I – 4 credits total; or MTH 232: Calculus II – 3 credits
Other Strongly Recommended Course BIO 170/171: General Biology I (3 credits) plus Laboratory (1 credit). There are no honors sections of BIO 170/171 offered in the spring.
Other Recommended Courses: Any course from the Required or Flexible Core in Pathways General Education
Pre-PT or Pre-OT
If you are currently taking Honors BIO 170/171 or BIO 106/107
(1) Honors BIO 150: Anatomy & Physiology I (4 credits)
Other Recommended Course(s): Honors PSY 242: Developmental Psychology (4 credits, M/W 2:30-4:25) – if currently taking PSY 100 Any course from the Required or Flexible Core in Pathways General Education As a general note, you should plan to take Verrazano honors sections whenever possible.
If you are currently taking Honors CHM 141/121
(1) Honors CHM 142: General Chemistry II (3 credits) and Honors CHM 127: General Chemistry II Laboratory (1 credit)
Other Recommended Courses: Any course from the Required or Flexible Core in Pathways General Education Honors PSY 242: Developmental Psychology (4 credits) – if currently taking PSY 100 General Biology with Lab (BIO 170/171)